With a flip of a switch, a sleek and contemporary display of lights illuminate the rotunda, welcoming visitors on arrival. The simple and stylish holiday decor does not intrude on the impressive design of the traffic circle; instead it compliments it very nicely.
Continue reading "%s"Bucuti & Tara Resorts and Aruba Tourism Authority turn the Paradera Rotunda into a magnificent, merry sight
Decorated in honor of Aruban culture and folklore, the Paradera Rotunda becomes another part of the “Bo Bario” project, turning traffic intersections into focal points for the holiday season.
Continue reading "%s"Aruban traditional dish, ayaca, perfect for a quick lunch or party treat, available for a limited time
This seasonal treat, made only at the end of the year, can be found in most supermarkets on the island. Be sure to take advantage of this opportunity to sample this authentic bit of regional cuisine.
Continue reading "%s"ELMAR N.V. and SETAR N.V. provide a sustainable source of energy for Aruba’s most cherished holiday attraction, Seroe Preto in San Nicolas
ELMAR N.V., Aruba's official distributor and administrators of electrical current, and SETAR N.V., the national telecommunications company, have sponsored the installation of 50 solar panels at Seroe Preto, a solution very much in keeping with Aruba's official sustainability policy of "going green".
Continue reading "%s"Ling & Sons “oliebollen” a must try this holiday season in Aruba
Oliebollen, a typical Dutch holiday specialty, can be found at everyone’s favorite supermarket, Ling & Sons IGA, during the holiday season. This famous treat was first introduced to Aruba over a decade ago and has been a sensation ever since.
Continue reading "%s"CILO, Papillon and Taste of Belgium restaurants in Aruba have decked the halls for Christmas
With merry ornaments and twinkling lights, CILO, Papillon and Taste of Belgium restaurants are ready to receive early Christmas revelers with fabulous Christmas menus and caterings.
Continue reading "%s"Aruba’s Tanki Flip Rotunda being decked out for the holidays with lighting and fantasy decoration
The official opening of the holiday season took place at the rotunda at the main Tanki Flip intersection with the fantasy lighting and colorful light sculptures interpreting an old style cunucu house and windmill, inspired by Aruba’s historic culture and life.
Continue reading "%s"Aruba prepares for the holidays with fabulously adorned rotundas
The various rotundas around the island are becoming illuminated focal points as they are being prepped for the seasonal celebrations with the help of volunteers, sponsors and government officials.
Continue reading "%s"Amazonia Churrascaria in Aruba ready to welcome guests celebrating the holidays together
With several packages to satisfy everyone along with the restaurant’s popular side dishes, savory sauces and delightful desserts that are sure to spice up your holiday season.
Continue reading "%s"Official opening of Aruba’s 60th Carnival Season took place on November 11th
The opening ceremony for Aruba's 60th Carnival Season recently took place at Cas di Cultura. Aruba's Carnival Season always starts on the 11th of the 11th and this years opening was organized with even more majesty than other years, as it marks the Diamond Jubilee of Aruba's Carnival.
Continue reading "%s"Bacchanal magazine unveiled for Aruba’s 60th Carnival
The magazine Bacchanal has been the tribute and guide to everything carnival for over a decade, informing on dates, music contests, pageants and parades, as well as highlights of the previous year.
Continue reading "%s"Easter Weekend Beach Soccer Tournament
Starting Thursday March 28th the 14th annual Copa Cees Bossers Beach soccer kicks off at Eagle Beach. International teams from the sister island of Curacao and from the USA will compete against Aruba top teams in this years games.
Continue reading "%s"Farewell to the 59th Carnival season
From the youngest to the Oldest enjoyed the season of Carnival and the festivities that took place during the season. As the 59th carnival season ended islanders closed and bid farewell to carnival with the traditional burning of the Momo.
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