Tuesday, May 31, 2022

Aruba vs Curacao: Which Island is Better?

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At first glance, you would assume Aruba and Curacao would be fairly similar, being that they are both island destinations for diving, have pretty beaches and are Dutch. But in fact, these two islands could not be more different. Read MORE

Tuesday, May 17, 2022

Best Caribbean Resort Winners (2022) | USA TODAY 10Best

The winners for Best Caribbean Resort are in! See the winners for Best Caribbean Resort, chosen by the readers of 10Best and USA TODAY.

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Powder soft sands, crystal clear waters, sumptuous accommodations and exquisite service characterize these top tropical escapes in the Caribbean, chosen by a panel of Caribbean travel experts as the best in the region. Read MORE

Tuesday, May 3, 2022

Congratulations to the Donkey Sanctuary Aruba Upon Celebrating Their 25th Anniversary

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The first donkeys came to Aruba from Spain at the end of the 1400’s. They were imported because there was a need for means of transportation for people and goods. Early in the 20th century there were some 1400 donkeys on the island.

Everything was fine until the first cars hit the roads; in the 1950’s the number of cars had increased a lot and donkeys became redundant. They were released in Aruba’s countryside and that was not always a good idea: the Aruban donkey became almost extinct; this was due to measures of the government as well as to car accidents.