While we realize the current worldwide situation has been anything but easy, we would like to ask you to join us, by taking a moment to look at all of the good that still surrounds us! Yes, there is always a bright and sunny side to life… sometimes you just need to squint to see … Continue reading “Aruba is Underway with an Island Wide Renovation Project”
A Look Back at the Old Aruba
We’re taking it way, way back. Back to when Aruba consisted of only dirt, cacti, donkeys, goats, bare beaches, and simple times! For those of you that only know Aruba as you see it today, take a look at the early days of our “One Happy Island”! Goats enjoying a beach day! Back when … Continue reading “A Look Back at the Old Aruba”
Happy Thoughts for Your Time in the Crying Room
The feeling you have arriving at Aruba’s Queen Beatrix Airport is very different than the feeling that descends upon you when you’re leaving. In the first scenario, you’re full of excitement and happy anticipation about all the wonders your vacation holds in store for you. In the second, while you might be happy to get … Continue reading “Happy Thoughts for Your Time in the Crying Room”
14 Things to Know Before Your Travel to Aruba
Are you getting ready for your vacation to Aruba? Whether you like to prepare and plan your vacation to a T or you’re more of a “wing it” and “go with the flow” kind of person, it is always helpful to do a bit of research before traveling to a foreign country! We thought it … Continue reading “14 Things to Know Before Your Travel to Aruba”
Discover the Colorful Flora of Aruba
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 (or should we say desert-like) flora you can find blooming … Continue reading “Discover the Colorful Flora of Aruba”
White Cane Day on Aruba!
October 15th is internationally recognized as ‘White Cane Day’, a day that has become both an annual celebration of the achievements of people with visual impairments, and a day to recognize the white cane as a tool of independence for the blind. There are references to blind people using a shepherd’s staff to help them … Continue reading “White Cane Day on Aruba!”