You know you’re in for something special when French-trained Executive Chef Matt Boland is at the helm of any food-related event, and the “Wonderful World of Wagner” dinner and wine-pairing at the Sunset Grille restaurant located at the Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort & Casino was no exception. Napa valley-based Wagner wines – represented locally by … Continue reading “Seasoned culinary artist Matt Boland serves up a gastronomic feast at the Sunset Grille”
New and Buzz-worthy Dining Options in Aruba
For many of you the warm sun, white sand beaches and breathtaking turquoise sea is what draws you to the little, happy island of Aruba time and time again. But what comes next on the list? Personally, I don’t think this is even up for debate. Food. Yes, food makes the world go round. And, … Continue reading “New and Buzz-worthy Dining Options in Aruba”
Pack Your Bags for a Beach Day in Aruba!
Many ARUBA LOVERS are avid beach enthusiasts, so we decided to create the ULTIMATE CHECKLIST FOR A FUN-IN-THE-SUN BEACH DAY on the One Happy Island. Check out the features below! Reef safe sunscreen With the world having lost 50% of our coral reefs in the last 30 years – reef safe sunscreen should be your … Continue reading “Pack Your Bags for a Beach Day in Aruba!”
4 Under-the-Radar Beaches in Aruba
Aruba is the place to be for anyone who loves the sun, sand, sea… and a drink in their hand. With so many stretches of unique, beautiful beaches you are bound to find the perfect one for you! You’ve probably heard of the one and only, breathtaking, Eagle Beach (ranked no. 3 in the world … Continue reading “4 Under-the-Radar Beaches in Aruba”
Introducing Etnia Nativa and the ‘Untold Stories of Aruba’ Series
Not many people are aware that Aruba’s rarest of treasures, old tales about the ways of life, insights on the history of the Aruban people, and so much more about the genuine heritage of Aruba can be discovered at one unique venue: Etnia Nativa. This is all thanks to a man with a wealth of Aruba-knowledge: … Continue reading “Introducing Etnia Nativa and the ‘Untold Stories of Aruba’ Series”