Aruba, One happy island - Travel Tourism Information Sure, Aruba’s beaches are some of the best in the world But look beyond the endless sun, sand, and water, and you’ll find an island teeming with experiences From scenic hikes to stunning coves to unforgettable cuisine, Aruba will dazzle you with its offerings Explore the Aruba Effects below to discover itineraries written by local experts
Things to Do in Aruba - Enjoy the Best Tourist Attractions Beyond Aruba’s picture-perfect beaches and sunshine is an island of treasures waiting to be discovered It’s the near-endless variety of fun things to do in Aruba that keeps happy travelers coming back year after year, adventuring and exploring to their heart’s content
Aruba Island | Facts, Maps, History, Culture More To the south and west, Aruba is alive with resorts, shopping, and nightlife To the north, waves and wind sculpt rugged coastlines and limestone cliffs And in our heart, Arikok National Park protects a sprawling landscape of desert sand, towering cacti, and natural wonders
Aruba Facts - Climate, Maps, Population Size More Aruba averages a balmy 82 degrees , with more sunny days than any other Caribbean island Language While Dutch and Papiamento are our official languages, most Arubans also speak English and Spanish
Arubas History Culture - Caribbean Cultural Travel Aruba’s history isn’t confined to a museum It’s embedded in the features of every smiling face It’s sculpted deeply into the rocks and gold mill ruins and Oranjestad sculptures that have endured for generations Historic vacations to Aruba bring you face to face with our incredible story
Aruba: Best Island Vacation and Getaway Destination Aruba is much more than a Caribbean paradise Our world-class beaches, always-perfect weather and warm and welcoming culture are only a part of what makes Aruba unique The feeling you get when you step on our sunny shores is what truly sets us apart - we call it the Aruba Effect And it all starts here, on One happy island
Aruba History - Whats the History of Aruba? | Aruba. com Aruba is a true melting pot, with over 100 nationalities represented in its population of over 112,000 residents Some of this diversity can be seen in the number of languages that the average Aruban can speak, usually including Dutch, the native language of Papiamento, English, and Spanish
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