Salt & Pepper Aruba

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Site Information: Salt & Pepper Aruba Salt & Pepper - Located conveniently opposite of the Allegro Resort, it is walking distance from all of the 'High Rise' hotels.

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Sally, was just there on a cruise a few months ago. Apparently it's more than ok to do so, the day that we stopped by also was the weekend for one ...
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Can anyone tell me for sure that the resort has beach volleyball. In the pool is fine but I like to get in 20 to 30 games of good 2 on 2 . The ...

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