St. Maarten In Good Caribbean Spirits

Become a master rum-maker with a lesson at Ma Doudou rum in St. Maarten. From adding flavorings like ginger, cinnamon and various Caribbean fruits to storing the homemade concoction in the sunlight, learn to create a uniquely flavored island liquor.

Male: When you’re riding a horse you like to take a ride on a park with a friend with hand. So, what you’re doing on a horse is you’re feeling them and they are—and it’s like they are telling you what they do everyday. So, it’s a really nice part of that thing that you are really on a natural contact with the animals and with the natural thing so far. The ranch had more than 20 years and they name it Notorious because of its owner, she loved that Rancho Notorious movie. So that’s why it’s Rancho Notorious and then the new owner decided to name all the horses by notorious names, Shakira, Alivava, Marco Polo, Billy the kid, those kind of names on horses. Lynn Parramore: Is there anything special about the horses that you have here? Male: This special horse is a Paso Fino horse. And we’re using them because they're from Columbia and the Paso Fino is really popular in Columbia. We are using those in an Aruba because it’s a really, really comfortable way and—for enjoying the horse back riding. And when you are relaxing on a horse you are really, really in contact with the natural things and you are enjoying Aruba and the natural things that I would do well for you. We’re kind of people all junkies, but the high average for the ladies. Tour guide is going to guide you and at the end of the road, I’ll be waiting for you right here and you’re going to tell me about your experience. Lynn Parramore: I’ll do that. Male: Okay. Lynn Parramore: Horseback riding in Aruba is an amazing way to see the island. I’ve gotten to see the whole new perspective and this Paso Fino’s are truly amazing animals. This horse is very sensitive and I've had the smoothest ride I could imagine so I think we’re going to take off and see a little more.