Frenchman’s pass: where legends and history meet in Aruba

Frenchman’s pass: where legends and history meet in Aruba

by | Dec 13, 2024 | Blog

Virtually every corner and nook in Aruba bears traces of the past, etched into its walls, streets, and buildings. Some places, however, may seem unremarkable at first glance. This is why, in certain cases, these remnants have endured the passage of time only through...
Aloe vera in Aruba: An unexpected attraction on the island

Aloe vera in Aruba: An unexpected attraction on the island

by | Dec 10, 2024 | Blog

Nowadays, tourism drives Aruba’s economy. Neighborhoods like Noord showcase this reality, with five-star accommodations like Ocean Z Boutique Boutique Hotel, fine dining restaurants, and beaches filled with curious visitors on every corner. However, a journey back to...
Oranjestad trolley: A fun way to explore Aruba’s capital

Oranjestad trolley: A fun way to explore Aruba’s capital

by | Dec 4, 2024 | Blog

Every major metropolis has that distinctive feature that makes it iconic in the eyes of the world. London has the Big Beg, Sydney’s skyline is defined by the Opera House, and Washington D.C.’s monuments would be incomplete without the Obelisk. This affirmation...
Aruba’s natural wonders: from hidden pools to mystical caves

Aruba’s natural wonders: from hidden pools to mystical caves

by | Nov 28, 2024 | Blog

Its beaches may be among its most popular attractions, but Aruba’s natural wonders range from rock formations and caves to mangroves and desert landscapes filled with cacti. That is why, despite being one of the smallest islands in the Caribbean, this destination...
Boxing Day in Aruba: A different kind of holiday

Boxing Day in Aruba: A different kind of holiday

by | Nov 19, 2024 | Blog

Christmas is a special day that brings gifts, delectable homemade food, and cherished family time. In idyllic places like the Aruba, the soothing sound of waves lapping on the shore and the squawks of seagulls flying into the sunset often enhance the experience. For...