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Welcome to Aruba— or as the residents say, Bon bini. Here, island charm blends with Dutch customs. Oranjestad, the capital and port city, is renowned for its vibrant Dutch Colonial 'gingerbread' homes adorned in vivid Caribbean colors. Though Aruba measures just 20 miles from end to end, it is filled with amazing contrasts. Sail to Aruba and quickly shift from unwinding in a tropical haven to hiking through rough desert terrain. The southern shoreline is a massive photo opportunity— a lively port city encircled by soft white sands and sparkling aquamarine seas. To the north, waves collide with a rugged shore adorned with cliffs, cacti, and divi-divi trees. The greatest part is that you don't have to decide which places to visit—only which to visit initially.
Ascend the historic Santa Barbara Castle, situated on the rugged Mount Benacantil, offering stunning vistas of the landscape and insights into the region's past at the Museum of the City of Alicante located within the fortress. You can also drive up or use an elevator from Postiguet Beach.
El Barrio, the old town of Alicante, features narrow cobblestone streets and flower-adorned Spanish-style flats, along with appealing shops and a few museums. Its walkable streets are designed for leisure. It’s also the area to visit for tapas and drinks.
Take a boat to Tabarca Island, a small island 11 miles from Alicante's harbor, where the waters form a protected marine reserve ideal for snorkeling. The island boasts a charming, quaint village of white-painted homes adorned with blue shutters.
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Dishes in Alicante focus on white fish, shellfish, regional produce, olive oil, and rice. Sample the city's version of paella, prepared with regional Bomba rice, red shrimp, and clams. Sail to Alicante and taste esgarrat, a dish that combines salted cod with sweet red peppers and garlic. For dessert, you should sample turron, a delicious regional treat made with honey, almonds, and the locally sourced Fondillon wine.
Shady Rambla de Mendez Nunez features cafes, bars, and family-owned stores offering Alicante's renowned leather shoes, bags, and other items. Stands at the nearby Mercado Central farmer's market offer local wines, fresh fruit, vegetables, and spices. Bring home Alicante's renowned local conserves and cured fish when you sail to Spain.
