Are you going to visit Aruba soon? Did you make plans already? In this 3 part series we’re going to suggest some things to do during your stay, in a convenient A to Z list! Click below to go to part 2 or 3. Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 Arikok National Park … Continue reading “Part 1: Things to Do in Aruba (A to H)”
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Our “Underwater Cavern” Dining Experience at Buccaneer Aruba
With so many different restaurants to choose from in Aruba it can sometimes make it difficult for visitors to decide where to dine and spend their time and money. New restaurants are popping up all over the island, but despite the rising competition, there are a few restaurants on the island that will never lose … Continue reading “Our “Underwater Cavern” Dining Experience at Buccaneer Aruba”
Why Rock Stacking Needs To Stop
While cruising through Aruba, you may notice stacks of stones littering the countryside. Rock stacking has become a popular activity among tourists and some tour operators. Some call it an art or a hobby, which are basically human-made piles of stones, also known as cairns. Unfortunately it has become a worldwide activity Rock stacking has … Continue reading “Why Rock Stacking Needs To Stop”
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Earth Day in Aruba
Every year, all around the globe, Earth Day is celebrated. Many different events, campaigns and activities are held worldwide. Here in Aruba we do our best to lead by example and treat every day as Earth Day! As hospitality is the number one industry on the island, we wanted to share with you how Aruba’s … Continue reading “Earth Day in Aruba”
7 Ways to Save Money During Your Vacation in Aruba
Who doesn’t enjoy saving money? Why spend more than you should? We put together some tips on how you can save money in Aruba. Not everyone knows these tips so use them to your advantage and save some extra cash during your stay! Tip 1: Cash or card? Let’s start with withdrawing money from ATMs … Continue reading “7 Ways to Save Money During Your Vacation in Aruba”