Would it be possible to learn how to swim in Aruba, in some shallow waters? I'm not sure if that's safe or not, but are there any instructors who can teach you how to swim?

hirami wrote:

Would it be possible to learn how to swim in Aruba, in some shallow waters? I'm not sure if that's safe or not, but are there any instructors who can teach you how to swim?

A swimming lesson in Aruba would be a nice idea. I'm sure we could find some instructors there. But, the question would be, how much would it cost to enroll in a swimming lesson?:rolleyes:

lilibeth wrote:

i guess so..the government / businessmen will ensure that the tourists can be accommodated comfortably..

This could be better if they'll provide the tourist for the accommodation. Do you think they will offer it for free? LOL! Well, I hope so.. :rolleyes:

bethoven wrote:

This could be better if they'll provide the tourist for the accommodation. Do you think they will offer it for free? LOL! Well, I hope so.. :rolleyes:

well i don't think so..nothing is free now days..but maybe we can avail some discount on certain packages offered..

Well it would always depend on what are the things that you normally enjoy. If you like adventures under water then we have snorkeling sites all over the island if its adventure with the casino table then we also have that. it would only depend on what do you want.

habagat wrote:

Well it would always depend on what are the things that you normally enjoy. If you like adventures under water then we have snorkeling sites all over the island if its adventure with the casino table then we also have that. it would only depend on what do you want.

yeah it varies according to our outdoor interests and the likes..