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Natural Pool, Aruba
The Natural Pool in Aruba has
become the island's most popular destination, since it is so
unusual, beautiful and secluded. The only way to get to this
spectacular destination is by jeep, so if you should go to Aruba to
visit this fantastic site, you might consider using Alamo Rental
Cars, which has a great printable coupon discount going on right
now. The cool, refreshing, crystal clear waters entice many people
to spend the day here enjoying the marvelous sights on the way to
and from this magical pool. A couple of historic sights on the way
are the Natural bridge, which fell some years ago, and the
California lighthouse. The traveling is half the fun, as the road
twists and turns all over the place, since they don't have the
modern equipment to put a decent road in the country. The ride will
give you some extra excitement since it can be somewhat bumpy and
throw you around as if you were riding some hairy coaster in the
states. You can take a tour or just go by yourself, where you can
stop anywhere along the road and enjoy the magnificent countryside,
animals, ragged volcanic peaks, huge iguanas sitting atop rocks
enjoying the sun, the fantastic divi-divi trees and anything else
that catches your fancy. Once at the pool, you will marvel at the
beauty, sights and sounds as the waves break against the rocks and
splash over into the pool. It is a great place for romance, and as
mentioned earlier, you can spend as much time as you want, if you
aren't part of a tour. Really, save your money and use it on a
reliable jeep from Alamo, and you will be the captain of your own
ship. There are many pros and cons about doing it yourself, but by
leaving everything to someone else, you also have given up your
right to do whatever you feel like doing. You will have to do the
research and decide for yourself. There are plenty of places to get
directions, and there should be many people going to the site
themselves. As said above, it is one of the most popular and
fantastic places to see on the island, other than white sandy
beaches or scuba diving, which are fun and quite exciting in
themselves. The area around the pool is usually deserted, with the
waves continuously pounding the volcanic rocks that surround the
pool.
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