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When visiting the east side of Aruba, program yourself that what you’re going
to see is not the same view as that you’ve already seen back at the hotel area, yet
it’s as safe as or safer than any other district on our Island. Most of the people
that you interact with at the hotels ARE mainly people that live in San Nicolas.
People that commute daily from one extreme to the other to make your stay as nice and
pleasant as possible.
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Although it is quite difficult
to overlook a given surrounding, try cherishing every moment of your visit to San Nicolas
this way contributing to a district that’s going into a new millenium, with bright
plans and goals for the benefit of all citizens residing on this end of the
island. What’s the sense coming to the Caribbean to eat the food you eat at home? While you’re here, eat local. San Nicolas is all that’s left of the untouched Aruba and so the only part of the Island that can still proclaim authenticity on Aruban Cuisine. Your presence as well as your support will mean the world to us all. Thanking you in anticipation for including us in your stay here at Paradise Island, Aruba. We love you all for caring, |
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We've been receiving stacks of
suggestions,
Registered
with The Aruba Chamber of Commerce since 1997
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Despite the unfinished look and infrastructure of what we call
home consider a visit to the East Side, the sunrise side of Aruba.
San Nicolas, once the Island’s main source of income now left to die
a slow and shameful death. Guess all this neglect and unfair partition of the
Island’s wealth caused the people of San Nicolas to lose their spark, lie
low and take life and business as they come, but at FREDDY’S we
believe that we should be part of the spectrum even though we’re from San Nicolas. 
