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History of Carnival in Aruba

(VisitAruba.com) – Each year in January and February, Aruba celebrates another edition of its popular and impressive Carnival season. The incredible atmosphere and cultural diversity during carnival is definitely something that you need to experience. Carnival has its origins in the 1920s, and it evolved through different cultural influences to arrive to what we know and love today. Read MORE

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Christmas food, the Aruban way

All countries have their holiday traditions. For most, food plays a big role in those traditions. Aruba is no different.

We love food all year round, but during the holiday season, it’s also about our love for the people around us. You can taste the love in every version of a roasted Christmas ham. All are similar but unique to each family. It reminds us of when we were kids, sitting at grandma’s house. For me, at least, Christmas food on Christmas Day is what made me feel both homesick and joyful at the same time when I was living abroad. Cooking the same recipes I grew up with, but now for my own family. That is what I want for you. To feel like you’re here in Aruba, wherever you are, this holiday season. Read MORE

Required Eating: 10 Meals Not to Miss in Aruba

Taste your way through Aruba’s diverse cuisine with stuffed cheese, conch stew, savory pastries, and more.

If you can pry yourself away from Aruba’s idyllic beaches, epicurean adventures abound for curious palates. Challenged with growing produce on a small, arid island, early Arubans ate what was easily available, including soups and stews of goat, chicken, or seafood; cheese casseroles stuffed with what was left in the larder; and, of course, the catch of the day. Over time, however, the more than 90 nationalities that call the island home have created a rich gastronomic tapestry, complete with flavors from the Caribbean, North and South America, Indonesia, Asia, Europe, and more. Read MORE

The Holidays in Aruba: Food, Family, and Festivities

When people think of the holiday season, chances are they imagine snow, cold weather, and curling up in front of the fireplace. In Aruba, things are done differently. Read MORE

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MyAruba: The new Aruba app to explore Aruba

Do you want to explore Aruba? Try myAruba! The app that helps you select all amazing spots on Aruba. Check it out now.

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

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.

Elements Restaurant, at Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort, Present Aruba’s only Authentic Aruban & Caribbean Buffet

A feast of traditional Aruban and Caribbean flavors and ingredients overlooking one of the most spectacular beaches in the world

Elements Restaurant, located at Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort, proudly reveals its Authentic Aruban & Caribbean Buffet, available every Monday through Saturday from 12:30 PM to 3:00 PM for $24.50 per person. On Sundays the restaurant continues with its famous Sunday Brunch. Read MORE

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ARUBA Celebrates its first CARNAVAL in 2 YEARS!

Must-Try Vegan Food in Aruba

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10 Reasons to Visit Aruba

10 Reasons to Visit Aruba: Funjet lists ten reasons why Aruba is different than any other destination.

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Sounds of Aruba!

Need some happy Aruba beach music? Check out the curated Spotify playlist below.