[quote=buzzman2]What's wrong with going back to Aruba? Clear water and consistent winds don't get much better. Good food, reasonable prices. I was just there a month ago. Aruba Watersport Center rents Waves (they call them Hobie 14's) and Getaways (they call them Hobie 16's) I rented a Getaway for an hour. It was my first time on a getaway, but the only time I had two hulls in the water was coming and going off the beach. The good thing about the wave and getaway is you sail in heavy wind and just spill air without making it scary for whoever is with you. I'm saying the wind level makes these boats fun, if you know what your doing. Winds were like 18 knots and steady. This place is right by the Occidental Hotel and alot of other nice hotels close by and very nice people, they do all the scuba cruises and other rentals out of there as well. A great place if you just want to relax and go for an occasional scream on the water. I'm going back in November and I'll probably rent a getaway again (only both w/jib)for an hour 2-3 times over the course of 5 days. It was like $75 an hour. They have some privately owned darts and a few plastic (not rotomolded) tornados that are not available for rental. :( Most of the Windsurfing is on the southern side of the island. That would be my vote and Southwest flys there now.[/quote]
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