Aruba

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  1. Aruba is on my bucket list and this has made me want to go even more! The Segway tour does sound pretty exciting and wow to that Seabob!! Would love to experience it!

  2. the seabob looks perfect for me! I would love to really dive but just can’t handle being so deep for so long, so this is a great in between solution! Also interesting to see what there is to do in Aruba. I live in NL (as an expat) so hear people talking about it sometimes, but never really knew what it was like!

    1. It’s perfect for that–shallow diving with the ability to go as quickly or as slowly as you want to cover more space in a short time. I think you’d have a great time in Aruba!

  3. Love this Jen! I’ve only tried SUP once before…and stood up for about 2 seconds, which was JUST enough time to take a selfie for proof! I can’t imagine trying to do yoga on it. Looks like it was amazing!

  4. This looks like somewhere I would absolutely love. The diving looks amazing, I would be a bit scared too but would of course give it a go!! How long did you actually have to hold your breath for?

    1. I’m chicken so I would say I started with 10 seconds and got up to max of 30 as I got really comfortable. It was an incredible experience, I hope you get to give it a go soon!

  5. I have tried “sea bobbing” here iIPanama where it is called watermarking. I was so afraid of drowning lol. Very cool to see this side of Ruby rather than just the relaxing beach pics

    1. Thank you so much! I really enjoyed myself, and I am so glad the experience worked out for you as well! It’s a little terrifying at first but exhilarating once you’re doing it 🙂

    1. Neither had I! But it was highly rated on TripAdvisor and the pictures looked cool so I gave it a shot and am glad I did 🙂 They have them all over the world, hope you get to try one soon!

  6. Your “To Do list” in Aruba is Amazing! All your pics are soo stunning, it seems you are having a great time in Aruba! Keep exploring and sharing your amazing experiences ??

  7. I never heard about Aruba before, but with all the activities you mention it seems like a great place to go. I am also not the type to lay on the beach for the whole day 🙂
    SUP Yoga sounds especially fun, SUP became popular only recently where I live and I’ve been dying to try it out. But I didn’t even imagine that you can combine it with yoga 😀

    1. It’s a whole different type of challenge! I maybe should’ve tried regular SUP first to acclimate haha, you have the right idea 🙂 Hopefully you get to visit Aruba soon and try for yourself!

  8. Aruba really does look like one happy place, and you look like one adventurous! I love that you tried 2 things I’m DYING to try: SUP Yoga and the seabob.

  9. I would love to go to Aruba one day! Snorkeling with a seabob sounds like a fun experience and the beaches sound beautiful. Thanks for sharing this great information and pictures!

  10. The seabob and the strawberry and creme pancakes are now on my list! I have to admit I got a little bit worried when I read that you had to hold your breath while using the seabob, but I think I’d be ok. How cool is it that the guide took photos for you! That’s one less thing to think about and you can really enjoy swimming with the turtles!

  11. I had no idea Aruba was part of the Netherlands! Those pancakes look amazing. Great article 🙂

  12. Great post! I’ve never been to Aruba but it’s for sure on my list of destinations! Thanks for the tips, especially like the idea of a segway tour never done one of those before.

  13. I never knew Papiamento was a language. I am sure it must be a wonderful language given its cvaried composition. You seem to have had a wonderful time in Aruba.

  14. I really enjoyed Aruba. It was very relaxing! I’ve always wanted to ride the seabob, but I can’t swim! I rode the Atlantis submarine instead! It was nerve-racking because I realized I had mild claustrophobia. Lol.

  15. I’m visiting Aruba soon and was after inspiration of what to see and do – I now really looking forward to seabobbing.

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