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The 'A' of the Caribbean's ABC Islands (Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao), is home to some of the best beaches found anywhere in the world and offers relaxation, balmy sunshine, clear waters and natural beauty. Aruba’s cute, compact capital also boasts superb dining, great shopping and a rich and varied nightlife. [ReadMoreMob]
Located off the Paraguaná peninsula of Venezuela, Aruba is part of the West Indies in the Caribbean. Exploring the main town of Oranjestad, many do a double-take given the island’s strong Dutch heritage is reflected in the orange facades of the town's architecture.
The real, natural Aruba is miles of glorious, quiet beaches and secluded coves. Queen Wilhelmina Park offers peace and tranquillity and a mind-boggling array of tropical plants, including the divi-divi trees that slope in the cool, south-westerly breezes. The sea life and shipwrecks that dot the island's reefs are a draw for adventurers coming to this peaceful paradise of very little rain - only twenty inches falls annually in this this jewel of the Lower Antilles.
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Oranjestad, Aruba
Northern coast caves
Arikok National Park, on the north coast, is home to three spectacular caves: Huliba Cave, famous for its heart-shaped entrance; Guadirikiri Cave, which is home to hundreds of bats; and Fontein Cave, decorated with drawings by the Arawak Indians
Northern coast caves
Arikok National Park, on the north coast, is home to three spectacular caves: Huliba Cave, famous for its heart-shaped entrance; Guadirikiri Cave, which is home to hundreds of bats; and Fontein Cave, decorated with drawings by the Arawak Indians
Gold
Aruba was one of the islands searched for treasure by adventurers and came to be called 'Oro huba' ('there was gold'). Aruba's history has been shaped by gold prospectors and evidence remains to this day, including historic gold mines and gold mills.
Aloe
Aruba has a long history of aloe growth and production, thanks to its dry and arid climate. In fact, the Aruba Aloe company dates back to 1890 and is one of the oldest in the world. Today, there is a museum and factory dedicated to the medicinal plant.
Dutch Colonial Architecture
Fort Zoutman is the island's oldest structure, dating back to 1798, with the Willem III Tower added to the west side of the fort in 1868. The nearby Plaza Daniel Leo is another great example of colonial architecture with its pastel coloured buildings.
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