Get to know some of Aruba’s beautiful beings that coexist with us here on the One Happy Island in this colorful photo blog! Can you guess which animals will be featured? Keep scrolling to discover the animals that live the island life in Aruba 😉 Loungin’ Lizards Photos by Aruba Birdlife Conservation, Arikok National Park … Continue reading “Meet the Animals That Live the Island Life in Aruba”
As many Aruba Lovers already know, Palm Beach is definitely one of the island’s hot spots when it comes to nightlife, but did you know that it’s quite the place to have some daytime adventures too? We know hitting the beach is on the top of your list while living the island life in Aruba, … Continue reading “Daytime Playtime in Palm Beach: 7 things to do in Aruba”
Explore our island’s wild side by going on an adventure to visit these 8 remarkable nature attractions in Aruba! Can you guess which natural beauties made the cut? Put on your reef-safe sunscreen and let’s have some fun in the sun: 1. Conchi aka the Natural Pool Splash into fun beyond Aruba’s sandy beaches at … Continue reading “8 Nature Attractions to Visit in Aruba”
Whether you’re a local or a traveler visiting Aruba, chances are that you love going to the beach! Did you know that there are many animals that enjoy spending time by Aruba’s surrounding sea, just like you? Get to know some of the regulars, aka animals who like to hang by the beach, in this … Continue reading “Aruba Baewatch: Animals Who Like to Hang by the Beach”
Aruba’s flora is beautiful and diverse. With year round sunshine, a tropical yet arid climate and little rain, only plants that can survive with a minimal amount of water thrive on the island. So, let’s take a look at some of the unique, vibrant and tropical flora you can find blooming on our One Happy … Continue reading “Discover the Colorful Flora of Aruba”
Donkeys, locally known as ‘burico’, had a long history of serving the people of Aruba until – well…until they didn’t anymore. Over 1,400 donkeys were living on the island at the turn of the 20th century. They served as the primary form of transportation for those who could afford them and worked with farmers and … Continue reading “A Haven for Aruba’s Donkeys”
