[isabelbonaguidi]

These blocks of shopping are pretty diversified and fun. As some have pointed out, it’s mainly directed at the cruise ships. There’s a lot of jewelry stores, overpriced shops mixed with cheaply made repetitive marketplace shops. HOWEVER, it’s colorful and if you really walk around the blocks there is something for everyone at some point. I enjoyed it for what it is and didn’t go in with expectations. I would go again, and again, because there’s so much there that you might miss something special.

[jasonlandmark66]

Touch Of Gold, Jewelry Aruba. Loose Diamonds. >> 14K & 18K Fine Jewelry >> Treasure Shipwreck Coins >> FOPE >> SIMON G >> MARK HENRY >>WATCHES

[ZeroPoint]

The island's largest entertainment and shopping facility is home to the Aruba Sonesta Resorts. here

[William129]

Discover the best top things to do in Dutch Caribbean, Aruba including Touch of Gold, Seaport Village, Royal Plaza Mall, Renaissance Mall, Antraco Plaza. more

[romsek]

My wife and I have stayed at both the high rise hotels and downtown near the Seaport Village. We feel downtown is a better area to walk around and see the sights. Seaport Village offers dining, coffee shops, souvenir shopping, gambling, relaxation, a movie theater and more. Love this area! [links]

[firstgrip]

Renaissance Mall Aruba, discover the difference, think luxury. As a renowned luxury shopping destination and a favorite playground for fashionistas and socialites, the Renaissance Mall is the only shopping complex in the Caribbean with high end retailers under one roof. This fashion destination is a must when visiting the island of Aruba. Customers can peruse through a variety of women’s and men’s apparel, footwear, eyewear, perfumes, cosmetics and jewelry. The Renaissance Mall includes Louis Vuitton, Prada, Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, Carolina Herrera, Michael Kors, Kate Spade, Chopard, David Yurman, Rolex and Cartier. With these and other A-list designer stores, the Renaissance Mall maintains a level of excellence for all shoppers. [links]

[skinnyp83]

Scramble to the Tide Pools here

[jimbobway]

Point Udall is the easternmost point in the United States, making it a pilgrimage site for those looking to catch the first sunrise of each new year (a giant sundial helps mark the spot). But you can catch a spectacular fireball rising over the horizon nearly any day of the year at Point Udall as long as you’re willing to set your wakeup call early enough to drive out to the eastern tip of St. Croix. If you want to linger a while, follow a steep path down from the promontory to Jacks Bay and quiet Isaacs Bay Beach. [links]

[virgo20]

Take a Tiki Tour of the Harbor [links]

[shadowdust]

You don’t need to book a charter boat to SCUBA dive over one of the most spectacular sites in the Caribbean. Just don your gear and wade into the water from Cane Bay Beach to the famous Cane Bay Wall, just 200 yards offshore. Here, the Puerto Rico Trench drops 3,200 feet, and the wall is home to tropical fish, corals, sharks, the occasional passing humpback whale … and whatever else decides to venture up from the depths. Celebrate your dive afterwards at one of Cane Bay’s fun beach bars, including the aptly named Off the Wall and Leatherback Landing, where you can score some locally brewed beers straight from the tap.

[EmmyTheSlayer]

Glow with the Flow at Salt River Bay

[morgans]

Jerk Chicken has become the most popular dish that Jamaicans have created. Around the world, people have fallen in love with this style of cooking and have even tried to imitate the original markers and create their own jerk spices and sauces. But where better to eat Jerk Chicken than the place where it was first made, in Portland, Jamaica? Portland has the best and most authentic Jerk Chicken in the world. Residents and chefs in the town have done their best to preserve the taste and methods that were made famous by their Maroon ancestors. more

[Boytoat]

Rick’s Cafe in Negril is one of the most popular tourist attractions and hot spots on the island. Rick’s Cafe is a restaurant and bar, and while the food is great, that isn’t the main reason why it’s so popular. At the edge of Rick’s Cafe is a 35-foot cliff that boasts one of the most beautiful sunsets in Jamaica. The cliff is also the place where people engage in the most heart-throbbing, nerve-racking cliff diving in Jamaica. Those who love adrenaline and adventure have even climbed to the top of trees, above Rick’s Cafe, and dived 80-feet into the water. It is one of the most popular activities among locals and visitors in Jamaica.

[jayrod]

The Blue Mountains are the longest mountain range in Jamaica and features majestic scenery and a lush forest. The mountains are the number one place in Jamaica where locals camp and hike. There are even a few hostels and inns nestled in the hills of the Blue Mountains that cater to hikers and campers. The Blue Mountains is also the home of the world-famous Blue Mountain coffee.

[wlisabethfitzgeraldv]

There are plenty of amazing activities and sights in Jamaica. From bamboo rafting down rivers to cliff diving and everything in between, Jamaica is the land of wood, water, and adventure. With the range of tourist attractions across the islands, hotels, historical sites, and hidden gems, you will never be bored. Here is our list of 11 things to see and do in Jamaica.

[books_kabuki]

It’s got a backing of rising dunes and black mangroves, and is framed by perfectly-formed hills to the north and south. here

[wbgtrfv]

The various works depict the coves and beaches that line the tropical shorelines here, while painted timber bowls (made from the native calabash tree) and sculptures come inlaid with whelk shells, decorated with a kaleidoscope of patterns, or crafted from found materials straight from the sands.

[blackdresses]

Clambering out of the crashing rollers of the Atlantic, where the billowing trade winds meet the rugged east coast of Antigua, Devil’s Bridge is a breathtaking and eye-opening geological wonder.

[zmauricepittmanj]

Almost always empty and secluded, the spot can only be reached after a 30-minute hike from the outskirts of Falmouth town. [links]

[DjeZAeL]

Jutting its way out into the waters where English Harbour gives way to Freeman’s Bay, directly below the panoramic lookout points and BBQ eateries of Shirley Heights, this wall of sinewy cliffs is surely one of the most breathtaking rock formations in the Caribbean. [links]

[Ricochet]

And for those who fall in love with Valley Church, there are cabanas and guesthouses on offer just a stone’s throw from the shore!