Noord (Dutch pronunciation: [noːrt]) is a town in Aruba (a part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands). It is part of the Noord/Tanki Leendert administrative unit of Aruba, which has a population of 16,944 as of 2000. By now, it is the town with the greatest population. This town is known for its low rise and high rise hotels, restaurants, beaches, malls, the California Lighthouse, and other places of attraction.
Restaurants in Noord
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Thematic discoveries. We offer visitor a warm and exclusive native welkom. Cultural history of an island destinations. Free up some stress in an unique native experience setting and home of the artist designer! Etnia Nativa houses a consulting department and a native Art Gallery, Museum. An interesting Gardens of succulent collection and tropical plants. Thematic lectures concerning Aruba beyond beaches and Casinos", interactive conferences giving insight and reasons to love and protect islands eco systems like our own. Creole palate: At sunset we created a native culinaire experience that will make your Aruba trip an unforgettable one. Outdoor Thematic experience on request, regarding the scientific and cultural essence of the island and our native inspiration. Contacts us today and make do something difference this time on your trip!
4.5 based on 161 reviews
A section of a seven-mile-stretch of beach that offers excellent swimming conditions due to calm water.
Really good beach with amenities 5 min or less bus ride from downtown. White sand, clear water, not crowded. You can rent chairs to the hotels in the area.
4.5 based on 2,829 reviews
A "conchi" or swimmable pool nestled amidst massive rocks on the northeast coast of Aruba.
Be careful getting in, but once in just relax and enjoy the site. It is amazing to see this natural wonder and realize that there are fish, crabs and other sea creatures enjoying this area just as much as you. This is something that should not be missed!!
4.5 based on 979 reviews
There are a lot of coral formations just offshore here, so it was a great spot to snorkel. Lots of pretty fish and calm, shallow water. Fun!
4.5 based on 1,194 reviews
Philips animal garden is a nonprofit organization. We do not rely on governmental support and get our resources entirely out of tours, theme-days and donations. The funds acquired will be solely and fully used to guarantee the wellbeing of the animals in several ways, such as: The safety and cleanness of the environment (habitat). All the required and necessary (expensive) vaccines that differ per animal. To provide for the specific maintenance and specific diets which are required to guarantee health and longevity of the species. Veterinarian care.
As a huge animal lover, this was one of the highlights during my trip! Philip’s animal garden has a lot of different animal: horses, donkeys, goats, cats, emus, snakes, monkeys and so on, and the best part, you can actually feed the animals! This is great spot for whole family! Definitely worth a visit and by paying the, admission you can be part of the welfare of fhe animals.
4.5 based on 68 reviews
On December 8th while visiting Aruba, my wife and I attended one of the most beautiful Masses At St. Ann’s we’ve ever been to. Thank you for sharing your Parish with us.
4.0 based on 5,325 reviews
One of Aruba's most famous landmarks, the California lighthouse is known for its spectacular views of the island. It's now open to the public to climb up to the highest look out point and enjoy panoramic 360 views of Aruba's most northern point.
We went around 5:30 to see the lighthouse and climbed to the top. The view was beautiful, we the did a little off-roading along the shore area in our rental Jeep and ending the day at Faro Blanco, a restaurant at the lighthouse. It was a perfect evening!
4.0 based on 1,607 reviews
Built by Spanish missionaries in 1750, services are still conducted in this little yellow chapel that is considered to be the first church established in the Caribbean.
This was a beautiful little church with an amazing view of the island beautiful peaceful place for worship.
4.0 based on 99 reviews
Large rolling sand dunes located along the isolated northwestern tip of Aruba, which create spectacular scenery and a chance to explore by four-wheel drive.
We didn't have a 4x4, so we just pulled over with our rental car to walk the dunes. We first visited the California Lighthouse and then pulled over on the side of the road at the bottom of the hill near the dunes. We walked and took some great pictures. The sand felt great and our boys enjoyed the feeling of being on a new adventure!
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