We were delighted to hear that Aruba's endemic burrowing owls (called “shocos” by locals) were voted in as an official National Symbol by parliament on September 23rd, 2014. That means the birds and their habitats will now be protected by law.
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Aruba Bank N.V.
Aruba Bank’s role as a banker goes far beyond loans and deposits. The Bank is also strongly committed in supporting the...
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Aruba Pro Dive
Aruba Pro Dive's policy of small dive groups enables us to keep our schedules flexible and our dive trips unique....
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CITGO Aruba
Officials from the Aruban government, CITGO Aruba Refining, and key technical partners recently held a signing ceremony...
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Pure Beach Restaurant
Experience great food, chilled drinks, and the best atmosphere on the beach. Open daily 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Daily happy...
Fabulous Family-Friendly Aruba
No worries about keeping your offspring happy on One Happy Island! There’s so much to do for all ages that you might...
Tasty Tales
The Caribbean spiny lobster is one of those foods that makes me wonder, “who ever thought of eating that?” Who was the...
Help Keep Aruba Eco-Happy!
“One Happy Island” is delighted to welcome over one million visitors per year, many of them repeat guests, but...
There’s Room at the Top-Climb The California Lighthouse!
Aruba’s iconic landmark that's been alerting ships for over a century about reef dangers on the northeast coast has...