Here’s a short video I made showing the actual climb up the Casibari Rocks. It’s worth the effort for the view.
After a climb up there, stop at the snack bar below and enjoy an ice-cold Coca-Cola or other beverage of your choice! You earned it. Bon dia!
There are a number of very creative survival kits out there, some of them packed into an Altoids Mints tin. I decided to make my own version, specifically designed for use on the island of Aruba. Check out the video:
Surely that little kit will come in handy. Make your own and customize it for your needs. You never know when you’ll need one of those items! Bon dia.
Eataly food truck serves some of your Italian favorites. They’re located at the “Texaco Traffic Circle” in the parking lot of the Eagle Bowling Alley/Hipz fitness club. Plenty of parking there. They open around 8:00 PM, but best to go a little later after they have things set up and ready.
Eataly Food Truck, Aruba, DWI.
Here’s a look at the menu so you get an idea of what they have and the prices:
Menu at Eataly Food Truck, Aruba.
And here’s the other side for more:
Other side of the menu at Eataly Food Truck, Aruba.
I enjoyed the pork sandwich which was very tasty but needed a bit more meat inside to make it a better value and hearty sandwich. Here’s a look at the main ingredient:
Pork at Eataly Food Truck, Aruba.
There is a connection between this truck and Gianni’s Restaurant near the hotel area. At any rate, if you’re in the mood for an evening snack or meal, this may be the place for you. Enjoy!
While out making some video, I spotted this inbound tanker off the coast of Savaneta, Aruba.
Tanker off the coast of Savaneta, Aruba, DWI.
There’s actually quite a bit of ship traffic in the seas around Aruba. In the evening, you can look out and see the ship lights out there. And during the day, if you go atop the Casi Bari rocks, you can see them as well. I’m sure the crews would like to take a break on the island.
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