We have stayed on the island many times, this time it was a stop on our cruise and visited this... read more
Lovely park to have a stroll through and to see the bearded dragons, there was about 20 bearded... read more
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We have stayed on the island many times, this time it was a stop on our cruise and visited this lovely park which we had never been to! It was perfect! Our guide explained so much of it to us including local history.....the statue of...More
Lovely park to have a stroll through and to see the bearded dragons, there was about 20 bearded dragons lazing about or eating grass. We also watch a pelican diving in the sea.
Wilhelmina Park is a small park located on the ocean side of Lloyd G Smith Blvd just east of the main tourist area near the cruise ship port as is dominated by a statue of Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands who regain for almost 58...More
There are lovely views of the water from this park. It is swarming with iguanas sunning themselves. Nice walk from the cruise port.
nice for a early morning or late evening walk. Next to the the Renaissance ocean suites. You can find some iguanas
The statue of Queen Wilhelmina is magnificent. A few feet away is a statue dedicated to Anne Frank. It depicts a little girl looking skyward with her wrists bound. It was dedicated in 2011 and symbolizes tolerance of all religions, colors and creeds.
The Wilhelmina Park is a commemorative location with a statue. It is a nice place fora stroll particularly considering the sea side location.
I had read before going to Aruba that Wilhelmina Park was known for its lizard residents, so being an animal lover I made sure to stop by while exploring Oranjestad. We had seen one or two lizards around the island on our first few days...More
The waterfront of Oranjestad is very pretty but the town itself has few wow factors apart from shopping and this lovely little park of tropical flowers and palm trees with a statue of Anne Frank is well-worth an afternoon's stroll and a relaxation. To really...More
We found this part while we were walking around on evening. There were families, people with dogs, and couples walking through it.
