| ORANJESTAD |
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With its charming Dutch-colonial architecture, Oranjestad (pop. 30,000) is a wonderful place to explore on foot. Be sure to walk along the harbor, where Venezuelan ships ... |
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| ARUBA |
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Aruba is a lively island with high-rise resorts and posh casinos lining its white-sand beaches. You'll find plenty of things to do, too: sunbathing, world-class windsurfi... |
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| DAIMARI |
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Appearing oasis-like in the mostly arid countryside is Daimari, a surprisingly lush pocket of greenery comprising of a coconut plantation and a ranch where you can hire a... |
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| ARIKOK NATIONAL WILDLIFE PARK |
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This National Park covers almost 20% of Aruba, mostly its rugged and dry interior. The best way to explore the divi divi trees, aloe and iguanas that populate the park, i... |
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BRING THE BOARDROOM TO THE BEACH |
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Rewarding top-sellers with a morale-building getaway or taking the team for an out-of-office training session are just a couple of reasons for executives to bring the boa... |
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CARNIVAL IN ARUBA |
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Arubas Carnival takes place over several weeks prior to Lent (usually in February). It's celebrated with childrens parades, masquerades, musical competitions and plenty o... |
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| CULTURE OF ARUBA |
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Aruba's 88,000 inhabitants reflect it's history of settlement, acquisition, and immigration. The native Aruban population has ethnic roots in Arawak, African, and Europea... |
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| ARUBA ARTS & CULTURE |
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An Aruban ABSOLUTE VODKA work of art, using clay and paint, will be displayed in the Absolut museum in Sweden. Created a by a group of local artists, patrons of the new a... |
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