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See the very best of Aruba, Bonaire & Curacao Choose the best beach, casino, or diving trip with our expert author′s guide to the islands. Detailed maps throughout Exact prices, directions, opening hours,and other practical information Candid reviews of hotels and restaurants,plus sights, shopping, and nightlife Insider tips from local expert authors Find news, deals, apps, and expert advice,plus connect with other travelers at Frommers.com
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Through travel writing, Christina P. Colón has merged her three greatest passions in life: conservation, education, and travel. With a Ph.D. in ecology and an M.A. in environmental conservation education, she has explored the jungles of Borneo, forests of Belize, shores of Bora Bora, woodlands of the Bronx, and beaches of Brooklyn. In addition to conducting scientific research, lecturing as a professor, and authoring academic publications, she has produced videos, enriched websites, and authored or contributed to numerous travel guides, including Frommer’s Caribbean Ports of Call, Frommer’s Caribbean Cruises & Ports of Call, Frommer’s Caribbean, Cruise Vacations For Dummies, The New York Times Guide to New York City, and several Fodor’s USA Guides.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
By Annith
Format:Paperback
I was very disappointed with this book, for the simple reason that I bought it for information on Curacao. But the first 150 pages (of 200) are about Aruba. Curacao and Bonaire are tacked on the end, minimally, as afterthoughts. I'm sure it's very handy if you want info about Aruba. Otherwise, it's virtually useless. I'm annoyed, because I wouldn't have bought it had I known. I feel mis-led.
Don't anyone else make the same mistake!
Don't anyone else make the same mistake!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By SG
Format:Paperback
I ordered this book as it is one of the few with tips regarding Bonaire.
Although the book is up to date and well documented, it is mainly aimed at the island of Aruba.
The research is well done but gives the impression to be mainly aimed at the American market.
Being Dutch, I know the other islands are well worth a visit as well.
Although the book is up to date and well documented, it is mainly aimed at the island of Aruba.
The research is well done but gives the impression to be mainly aimed at the American market.
Being Dutch, I know the other islands are well worth a visit as well.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By doctortintin
Format:Paperback
I bought this book after I had a holiday booked to Curacao - it was pretty much the only travel book available. Only when I received the book did I realise it was a guide for Aruba - oh, and if you feel like visiting Curacao or Bonaire, here's a couple of pages about those "other" islands. The book has 206 pages, 129 pages devoted to Aruba. The guide is probably ok for Aruba, but next to useless for Curacao.
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A handy sized portable guide for Aruba
I found that this guide informative for Aruba and I'm sure that it will be useful when we visit Aruba in a few months. Read more
Published 1 month ago by D. F. Thorn
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Frommers ABC
Reasonable product delivered on time. However, it seemed a little out of date and was maybe from an earlier print run. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Darrell J. Muffitt
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A small book with a wealth of information ... but it can be hard work at times.
To break up the information, and make it easier to digest, a few photographs, maps or diagrams... Read more
To break up the information, and make it easier to digest, a few photographs, maps or diagrams... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Snerg
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Useful and informative
Buy this as well as the Fodors guide to Aruba, as it is quite informative, but if you just want one book on the island, then the Fodors 2010 is slightly better than this.
Published on 6 Oct 2010 by Ian A
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