Aruba Experience

For a truly unparalleled experience in luxury duty-free shopping, visit Gandelman at any of its five loca-tions on Aruba. In its third generation as a family-run retailer, Gandelman offers a fine and diverse selection of watches and jewelry. Gandelman is the exclusive retailer for Rolex on Aruba and Curacao, as well as other fine names including Cartier, Patek Philippe, Breguet, David Yurman, Bulgari, TechnoMarine, Chanel, Carrera y Carrera, Damiani and Pomellato. Discover a wide variety of watches by Gucci, Omega, Movado and Swiss Army.

Gandelman also offers an array of luxury goods, including porcelain by Lladró. An attentive after-sales service

includes a modern, state-of-the-art workshop with certified, highly trained watchmakers.

Customers don’t just shop at Gandelman, they live an unforgettable experience that

survives well beyond any visit.

Locations in Aruba: Royal Plaza

Renaissance MallHyatt Regency and Marriott Hotel

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Carrera y Carrera Córdoba bracelet

Bulgari B.Zero1 ring and necklace

Rolex, Everose Gold Daytona

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Published By Aruba Experience Publications N.V.

Publisher Susan Ruiter

Art Director Juan Felipe Obando

Contributing Writer Rosalie Klein / Ron Steen

Translation Jose R. Todd Dandaré, M.A.

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6 Our Island Facts

16 Culture / Cultura

20 Shopping / Compras

34 Real Estate / Bienes Raices

44 Cuisine / Culinaria

46 Our Recommended Restaurants

60 Activities / Actividades

66 Our Recommended Activities

75 Important Numbers

77 Coupons / Cupones

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18 Terrafuse

40 Taxes In Aruba

56 Salt / Sal

68 My Aruba Experience

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Les doy un “Bon bini” ( la bienvenida) a quienes nos visitan de nuevo y a los que visitan por primera vez. Esta edition 27 de Aruba Ex-perience cuenta con un vibrante diseño que incluye información actualizada de: Nuestra historia, nuestra lengua, lugares para visitar, donde salir a cenar e ir de compras y actividades para que disfrutes las vacaciones que tanto has soñado! Aruba, se ha convertido en un destino renombrado por su estilo y alma. Seguro que ustedes comparten esta sensación conmigo. Los invito a que exploren nuestras páginas y aprendan nuestro idioma, nuestra cultura y todas las maravillosas formas que Aruba Experience Magazine enriquecerá su visita. Intenta nuestro lengua materna: en un restaurante: “Kiko bo por recomenda’mi pa come?” Inténtelo en un bar: “Mi por a haya un cerbes local pa purba?” Respetuosamente le pedimos que sean conscientes de la fragilidad de nuestro medio ambiente insular,que nos rodea como en tierra y en el mar y asi ayudarnos a proteger y preservar este paraiso.

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A warm Aruban “Bon Bini” (welcome) to the thousands of visitors who return year after year and to the families that of-ten include second- and third-generation members. Welcome also to the first tim-ers, who we expect will join our annually returning visitors. This 27th edition of Aruba Ex-perience has been revitalized and made new again with a sparkling redesign. It includes the best and most up-to-date in-formation about us: Our history and our language; places to visit, where to dine and shop, activities for your enjoyment… Your vacation dream! Aruba has become a destination renowned for style and soul! I am certain you share this special feeling with me. I urge you to explore our pages and learn about our language, our culture and all the wonderful ways Aruba Experience will enhance and enrich your stay. We are always delighted when others use our language. Try it at the restaurant: “Kiko bo por recomenda’mi pa come? ” Try it at the bar: “Mi por a haya un cerbes local pa purba?” To you, we respectfully request that you be aware of the very fragile na-ture of our island environment, on land and in the sea that lovingly surrounds us. Please help us protect and preserve it.

Our Aruba Your Experience


Aruba’s paper currency is the florin, written Afl. or Awg, also referred to in speech as the guilder. The current exchange rate generally accepted in stores ranges from Afl. 1,75 to Afl. 1,80 per U.S. dollar. The florin bills and coins were designed by Mr. Evelino Fingal. Elements of Aruba were essential components for the design. Images of the animal wild life in combination with decorative motives found on pre-columbian pottery were used empha-sizing the relation between past and present. The following animals are de-picted in: The bill of 10 a conch, the bill of 25 a rattle snake, the bill of 50 an owl, the bill of 100 a frog, and in the bill of 500 a grouper.

La moneda de Aruba es el florín, escrito Afl. o AWG, también conosido como guilder. El tipo de cambio actual generalmente oscila entre AFL. 1,75 AFL. 1,80 por un dolar Americano. Los billetes y las monedas fueron diseñadas por el Sr. Evelino Fingal. Elementos de Aruba fueron componentes esen-ciales para el diseño. Imágenes de la vida animal salvaje en combinación con grabados decorativos que se encuentran en cerámica precolombina se utilizaron haciendo hincapié en la relación entre el pasado y el presente. Los siguientes animales se observan en: el billete de 10 un caracol, en el billete de 25 una cascabel, el el billete de 50 un búho, en el billete de 100 una rana y en el billete de 500 un mero.

Yes, you may open a bank account on the island but in U.S. dollars only and some restrictions do apply. The Banks retains the right to decline an account opening request at its sole and absolute discretion. You might need valid ID’s (passport, driver’s licence or identification card), Bank reference letter adressed to the Bank . Employment letter from employer. Chamber of commerce documents if self employed (own busienss). Always nice to know when you come back there will be money waiting for you.

Sí, usted puede abrir una cuenta bancaria en la isla, pero en U.S. dólares. Restricciones pueden aplicar, tome nota de eso. Los Bancos se reservan el derecho de admission a su sola y absoluta discreción. Entre sus requisitos esta que tengan identificación válida (pasaporte y licencia de conducir o tar-geta de identificación) carta de referencia dirigida al Banco, carta referencia del empleador y/ o los documentos de la Cámara de comercio si usted tiene su propio negocio. Siempre es agradable saber que al regresar habrá dinero esperando para usted.

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Geography: 19.6 miles long and 6 miles across, totaling 77 square miles/193 square kilometers.

Location: 12° 30’ north latitude; 70˚ west longitude • 19 miles/31 km north of the Venezu-elan coast • 1820 nautical miles from New York City • 990 nautical miles from Miami • 890 na utical miles from the equator • 3105 nautical miles from Buenos Aires.

Climate: Little variation from yearly average of 81°F/27°C tempered by northeasterly tradewinds; outside the hurricane belt.

Time zone: Atlantic Standard Time year-round (equivalent to Eastern Daylight Savings Time).

Population:106.113 Central Bureau of Statistics July 2011.

Language: Official language Dutch • Native language Papiamento • English and Spanish widely spoken.

Political structure: Since 1986, an autonomous member of the Kingdom of the Netherlands overseen by the Constitutional Monarchy with a democratically elected government. The Chief of State is the Governor, appointed by the Queen of the Netherlands to re- present her for a period of 6 years. The Head of Government is the Prime Minister elected every 4 years who holds executive power with a Council of Ministers and is sustained by a 21-member Parliament.

Judicial system: The safeguarding of the fundamental rights and freedoms, legal certainty and proper administration of the law is under the jurisdiction of the Kingdom of the Netherlands with the cooperation of the Aruban Minister of Justice. Judges of the Common Court in Aruba are appointed by the Queen.

Defense and external affairs: The Kingdom of the Netherlands is responsible for defense (hence, the Royal Marine Camp in Savaneta) and external political and diplomatic relations.

Our Island Facts

D e f i n i n g Luxury for over 50 years, Little Switzer-land is the largest au-thorized luxury brand retailer in the Carib-bean and a preferred jewelry partner of major cruise lines throughout the US and Ca-ribbean. To make shopping fast and easy - instant credit available. At Little Switzerland/Jewels we will continue to improve on our tradition of over 50 years as the premier destination retailer by providing our customers with the finest shopping experience. We will offer luxury brands and quality merchan-dise at great prices, presented by friendly, knowl-edgeable and professional staff in a welcoming environment in premier locations. Store Locations: Aruba, Barbados, Curacao, Key West, Nassau, Puerto Rico, St. Maarten, Tortola, St. Thomas, St. John.

Little Switzerland

San Nicolas, the second largest city of our island. On the Southeast-ern tip of Aruba is San Nicolas, a town with its own tempo and rhythm, its own culture and style. It is here that the annual Carnaval celebration began, where the economic stability of Aruba was founded and where the tradition of multi-nationals living in harmony was established.

Acording the historian Dr. Johan Hartog, the name San Nicolas was derived from a former landowner in the region, Nicolaas van der Biest. Men of wealth and status were addressed as “Shon” , meaning master; from Shon Nicolaas, the present name San Nicolas has evolved.

The Lago refinery that opened its doors in the early years of the last century was the reason why many people from other Caribbean islands moved here. Islanders were hired to supplement the Aruban work force along with North Americans to run the massive operation which contrib-uted to build several residential areas for its workers in 1949. That’s why

En el extremo sureste de Aruba es San Nicolás. La segunda ciudad mas grande de Aruba que tiene su propio tiempo, ritmo, cultura y estilo. Es aquí donde la cel-ebración anual del Carnaval comenzó, y donde la estabilidad económica de Aruba y la tradición de las multinacionales que viven en armonía fue fundada y establecida respectivmente.

Según el historiador Dr. Johan Hartog, el nombre de San Nicolás fue derivado de un antiguo terrateniente de la región, Nicolaas Van der Biest. Un hombre rico y con estatus social muy alto al que se dirigian como “Shon” que traducido significa patron; Shon Nicolaas, como se aprecia el actual nombre San Nicolas ha evolucionado.

La refineria del Lago que abrio sus puertas a principio de la ultima decada fue la razon por la que otros isleños se trasnladaron a esta ciudad. Para su operacion Islanders junto con Norteamericanos fueron contratados para complementar la fuerza laboral de Aruba. Esto conyebo a la contruccion de varias areas residenciales para los trabajadores en 1949. Es por eso que San Nicolas ofrece una interesante arquitectura. La comunidad se convirtio en una importante y alegre ciudad con muchas tiendas y radiante vida nocturna.

Los vecindarios como Essoville, Lagoville y Lago Heights nos recuerda a esos dias! Parte de la colonia (exclusiva para los trabajadores de mas alto rango de la

refineria) todavian pueden ser encontrados cerca de Baby Beach. Algunas de estas hermosas casas fueron restaura-das a su estado original. Verlas es querer vivir alli y disfru-tar de la vista al la playa que ofrecen. En otros vecindarios se aprecia casas con pintorescos colores que las hace encan-tadoras a los ojos de nuestros visitantes.

Baby Beach se encuentra en San Nicolás, un lugar perfecto para llevar a niños debido a que el agua es de bajo nivel. Alli mismo para bucear en aguas profundas. Boca Grandi es el lugar para disfrutar de unas olas muy grandes. Alli siempre hay actividades de kite-surf. Incluso, ideal para entretenerse observado estas actividades como ver las carreras de kite-surf y ver a los surfers volar por ese hermoso cielo. Mantenga su cámara lista! Si el calor le golpea, entonces siempre se puede enfriar con un poco de raspao que venden en las famosos Ron Shops de Aruba.

San Nicolas offers interesting architecture. The vil-lage turned into an important and lively city with many shops and a beaming night life.

Neighbourhoods like Essoville, Lagoville and Lago Heights remind us of the old days. Parts of the Colony (a former base for higher ranked American Lago workers) can still be found near Baby Beach. Some of these pretty houses have been brought back to their original state. If you see these houses you simply want to live there and enjoy the view on the beaches. In other residential areas many buildings and houses are in bright colors making them charming to the eyes of visitors.

Baby Beach is located in San Nicolas. It is a perfect spot to bring your kids -due to the low water level- and to scuba dive in the deeper wa-ters. Boca Grandi is the place to be if you want to enjoy some big waves. There is always some amaz-ing kite surfing going on. Even if you don’t get into the water to surf yourself: it is wonderful to look at the kites racing in the water and flying through the sky. Keep your camera ready! And if the heat gets to you then you can always cool down with some shaved ice, a drink from the many rum shops.

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Papiamento es el lenguaje nativo de Aruba. Es considerado un lenguaje, no un dialecto, y ha evolucionado de otros idiomas antiguos al igual que muchos otros.

El nombre ha derivado del verbo portugués ‘papear’ que significa divagar o hablar incoherentemente, y la palabra ‘papiamento’, viene de la palabra francesa ‘parler’ que es ‘hablar’.

Papiamento es gracioso! Tiene ritmo propio, se origino en el 1500’s dada la necesidad de comunicación entre los patrones, quienes eran misionarios españoles y portugueses, mercaderes de Holanda, comerciantes sudamericanos e indígenas, los cuales habían escapado la inquisición española, y sus esclavos africanos.

Papiamento is the mother-tongue of Aruba. It is considered a language, not a dialect and it has evolved from several older languages as most languages today have done.

The name is derived from the Portuguese verb ‘papear’ which means ‘to ramble’ or to speak incoherently, and the word ‘papiamento’ has derived from the French word ‘parler’ (to speak).

Papiamento is fun! It has its own rhythm, it originated in the 1500s in order to allow the patrons, who were Portuguese and Spanish missionaries, Dutch merchants, South American traders, Indians and slaves to communicate with each other.

Some linguistic scholars have stated that Arubans have a special aptitude for languages, it is almost instinctive. They can mix four or more languages in a single conversation.

You may pick up words when you listen to a Papiamento conversation, and since it is always nice to hear visitors using our language, here we provide you a list of frequently used words:

Algunos lingüistas han dicho que los Arubanos tienen una aptitud especial para los lenguajes, es casi intuitiva. Ellos pueden mezclar hasta cuatro idiomas y más en una sola conversación.

Si escuchas con cuidado podrás entender varias palabras, y como es agradable escuchar nuestros visitantes usando nuestro idioma, aquí les damos una lista de palabras frecuentemente usadas:

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Welcome How are you?I am fineGoodbyeHave a good dayThank youGood morningGood afternoonGood eveningTonight OkayWell done Congratulations Quietly, slowlyHot (weather)Hot (spicy food)WaterSweetKissBeautiful

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Bem vindosComo vai voce?Eu estou bemAte logoTenha um bom diaMuito obrigadoBom diaBoa tardeBoa noiteEsta noiteEsta bemMuito bemParabénsDevagarQuentePimentaÁguaDoceBeijoBonito

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Bon biniCon ta bai?Mi ta bonTe aworoPasa bon diaDankiBon diaBon tardiBon nochiAwenochiTa bonMasha bon!PabienPoco pocoCayentePica AwaDushiSunchiBunita

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BienvenidoComo estas?Yo estoy bienHasta luegoTen un buen diaGraciasBuenos diasBuenas tardesBuenas nochesEsta nocheEsta bienMuy bienFelicitacionesDespacioCalientePicanteAguaDulceBesoBonito

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On the road to the Alto Vista Chapel, a few minutes from the Highrise hotels, hidden behind a small yellow cunucu-style house, art studio Ter-rafuse can be found. Terrafuse is a foundation started by artist couple Ciro and Marian the Abath to promote the glass and ceramic art on the island. Visiting their studio, you will be impressed by the intensity of the work shown by the Abaths. Glass blowing is an intensive process. Collecting molten glass with a temperature of over 1000 Celsius (2100 Fahrenheit) on a steel blow pipe, adding colored glass frits, blowing and shaping the glass is impressive to be seen.

Art activities

Workshops glass blowing will start during 2012 in co-operation with other international glass artists. Since a couple of years, Terrafuse is of-fering workshops in making glass beads, behind the torch. Italian Mur-rano glass is used and also complete beginners are welcome. In small groups from max 6, Marian guides people through the process of melt-ing glass and forming them into beads. Workshops in glass bead making are given twice a week and people participating are unanimous positive and happy with the result and treasure their beads. A sample of their work can be viewed on their website: www.arubaglassceramics.com

Si usted piensa que Aruba es caliente... ¡Prueba esto!

En el camino a la capilla de Alto Vista, a pocos minutos del area, escondido detrás de una pequeña casa amarilla de estilo conuco, vas a encontrar el estudio de arte Terrafuse. Terrafuse es una fundación que fue puesta en marcha por la pareja de artistas Ciro y Marian Abath, para promover el arte del vidrio y la cerámica en la isla. Al visitar su estudio usted quedará impresionado por la intensidad de la labor que muestran los Abath. El soplado de vidrio es un proceso intensivo. Tra-bajar con vidrio recien fundido a una temperatura de más de 1000 grados Celsius (2.100 Fahrenheit) en un tubo de soplado de acero, agregarle piezas de vidrio de color, soplar y darle forma al vidrio es impresionante para ver.

Actividades de Arte

Durante el 2012 iniciarán los talleres de soplado de vidrio, en colaboración con otros artistas internacionales del vidrio. Desde hace un par de años, Terrafuse of-rece talleres en la fabricación de canicas de cristal, donde se utiliza cristal italiano de Murrano, y los principiantes también son bienvenidos. En pequeños grupos de un máximo de 6, Marian guía el proceso de fundición de vidrio y formación de cuentas. Talleres de fabricación de cuentas de vidrio se dan dos veces a la semana y las personas que participan son unánimes positivas y felices con el resultado y atesoran sus cuentas de cristal. Una muestra de su trabajo puede verse en su pagina web:

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Aruba podrá ser pequeña, pero está bien surtida con una amplia variedad de tien-das y boutiques donde los visitantes encontraran ropa de diseñadores reconocidos, tesoros raros de la isla y aquellas marcas conocidas… y por supuesto, tiendas sin el familiar impuesto sobre la venta.

Los viajeros acostumbrados a las mejores cosas de la vida, experimentaran una felicidad extrema mientras caminan por los mayores distritos comerciales de Aruba: Oranjestad, el pintoresco de San Nicolaas, y el excitante área hotelera. Sin embargo, también encontraras tiendas de marca situadas en algunos hoteles y a lo largo de la isla.

Aruba may be small, but it is well stocked with a variety of stores and boutiques where visitors can find designer fashion, rare island trea-sures and those familiar labels... and of course, stores duty and tax free.

Travelers used to the finer things in life will experience pure bliss as they stroll around Aruba’s biggest shopping districts: Oranjestad, the picturesque town of San Nicolaas and the exciting highrise hotel area. However, you will find brand stores located inside most hotels and throughout the island.


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Like most islands, Aruba has an outstanding selection of duty-free items, such as clothing, accessories, jewelry, watches, cosmetics, per-fumes and of course, spirits. That means that you’re likely to find some of your favorite brands in perfumes, at substantially lower prices than at home. So many options, so little time! “Whoever said money can’t buy happiness simply didn’t know where to go shopping.” –Bo Derek

Como otras islas, Aruba tiene una selección sobresaliente de productos libres de impuesto tales como ropa, accesorios, joyas, relojes, cosméticos, perfumes y, por su-puesto, licores. Eso significa que probablemente encontraras tus marcas favoritas, a precios substancialmente más bajos que en casa.

Tantas opciones, tan poco tiempo!“Quien haya dicho que el dinero no compra la felicidad, simplemente no sabía dónde comprar! –Bo Derek

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Paseo Herencia

Alectronic.com

Sun Specs Sunglass Boutique

Paseo Herencia Mall

An old village style plaza sur-rounded by great shopping, din-ing and a state of the art cinema featuring nightly liquid fireworks shows and musical performances against a backdrop of a unique blend of Aruban architectural de-signs and an expose of Aruban Heritage. Paseo Herencia is locat-ed in the area of Palm Beach, just walking distance from the high

rise hotels.

Stores are open 10AM - 10PM Sunday 5PM - 10PM

J.E. Yrausquin Blvd. 382-ATel:(297) 586 6533 / (297) 5866286

Fax: (297) 5869233 www.paseoherencia.com

Sun Specs

Sunglass Boutiques offers world famous brands such as: stylish Gucci; trendy Prada; hot Versace aviators; distinctive Dior models; elegant Dolce & Gabbana sun-glasses; Tom Ford designed to perfection; the glamorous Bvlgari; luxurious Chopard for women who are passionate about fashion; Sporty Serengeti driver collection; innovative Maui Jim and Oakley models designed for active life-style; practical and the forever in style Ray Ban, popular since 1937!

Renaissance Mall ● Aventura MallPalm Beach Plaza ● Holiday Inn Resort

The Shops at Alhambrawww.sunspecs.net ● [email protected]



Maggy’s Maggy’s Duty Free Perfumes, Cosmetics & Salons. Since 1955, Maggy’s has become Aruba’s beauty emporium specializing in brand-name duty-free fragrances, cosmetics and skincare products, and operating full-service beauty salons around the island. Since Maggy’s is an official member of the Tax Free World Association, you’ll save 20-40% versus US. Brands include Chanel, Clarins, Dior, Kerastase, Elizabeth Arden, Guerlain, Lancôme, La Prairie, YSL, Sisley, Shiseido, and many more.

Alectronics.com If you’re looking for hi tech elec-tronics then we guarantee you’ve come to the right place..... We have it all..... Mobile Phones, MP3 and MP4 Players, Digital Cameras, Video games, iPods, Zunes, Tab-lets, iPads , Galaxy II. Take your choice of a camera, iPod or com-puter bundled with a variety of those essential electronics acces-sories. Including Apple, HP, Sam-sung and Sony. Located at Paseo Herencia Mall. Opening hours from 11:00 am to 10:30 pm.Tel: 5869633

Kay’s Fine Jewelry“Luxury with a Family Touch”

For 20 years, this family business has gained a reputation for providing their clients with exceptional customer service and the highest quality of fine jewelry at unmatched prices. DIAMONDS Kay’s carries an un-matched inventory of G.I.A and E.G.L certified diamonds. With a full jewelry workshop, you can set any diamond in a hand-engraved TACORI setting. Kay’s also carries the largest collection of natural chocolate-color diamonds in exquisite micro pave designs and tropical blue diamonds in a unique color of gold. Designer Jewelry and Timepieces Duty-free

savings on brands such as Romaine Jerome Ti-tanic DNA, Rado, Tissot, Hamilton, Frederique Constant, Ball Watch, Oris, KABANA, HIDALGO, and TROLLBEADS. Dream in Color Kay’s carries a large selection of colored gemstones including rare natural alexandrite and the newest color of topaz in the Caribbean. All jewelry purchases are

accompanied with GIA certified appraisals, lifetime guarantees, and up-grades. Mention this page for your FREE 5ct gemstone.

25-A Havenstraat, OranjestadLa Hacienda, J.E. Irasquin Blvd, Palm Beach

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Aruba Trading Retail Store

Aruba Trading Retail Store, one of Aruba’s first and finest department stores, that with its elegance, unique merchandise, fashion brands and excellent service stands out from the competition. Aruba Trading, es-tablished in 1928, offers a variety of products that include, an unparal-leled assortment perfumes, cosmetics, including world renowned make up lines, such as DIOR and Guerlain. Designer ladies’ and men’s Wear, lingerie, accessories, hosiery and leather goods. It’s a “ONE STOP & SHOP” department store with duty free savings up to 30%. You will find unsurpassed quality in the products they carry and the service of-fered by their specialized staff, including their own In-House make up Artist, Andrew Curiel. To resume, Aruba Trading Retail Store offers a differentiated shopping experience!

2 Locations90-92 L G Smith Blvd. ● 15 L G Smith Blvd.

Oranjestad, ArubaTel: 297-588-9812

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EFFY Jewelers

Effy is inspired by the strength, speed, and power of the panther. He is known as the “King of Color,” making beautifully hand crafted designs with

diamonds and vividly colored gem-stones. Since 1979, Effy Jewelers is a leader in innovative design for both men and women. The exclusive DiVersa, Balissima, and Espresso Bloom col-lections can only be found at Effy Jewelers in Aruba. Every piece of Effy Jewelry comes with a lifetime guarantee.


DiVersa by Effy earrings. Quadra earrings that can be worn 4 different ways. White and Blue diamonds sent in

14k white gold.

Seaside collection. Vibrant blue sapphires

and diamonds set in 14k white gold.

Balissima by Effy Ca-lypso Bangles. Sterling silver bangle with gemstones, set in

18k yellow gold.


WENGER

From timepieces to knives to out-door gear to suitcases and foot-wear, those seeking a badge of travel and exploration backed by over 100 years of quality and in-novation will find genuine Swiss Army solutions that answer an ar-ray of challenges posed by all four quadrants of the natural world. The store allows consumers famil-iar with the quality of the Wenger Swiss Army knife to experience the entire breadth of our product line as well as learn more about the brand’s storied past.

Stores are open 10AM - 10PM J.E. Yrausquin Blvd. 382-A

RATLAND

Rat Land is Aruba’s only kustom kulture destination. We proudly broke all rules in 2012 and have Underground Kustom Klothing, Wild Ink Studios and Zombie Room Tiki Bar all under one crazy roof! Underground prides itself in rockabilly,punk,rock’n’roll and glamorous design clothing with one of a kind service and quality.Wild Ink with years of quality tat-toos and piercings. Zombie Room will rock you all night long with the spectacular decor and music.Providing you eye candy with their Rat Rods and kustom bikes, Rat Land is a MUST stop shop for all who dare.

Si usted no es residente de Aruba y es propietario de bienes raíces, estará sujeto a impuestos en Aruba. Las propiedades de bienes inmuebles están sujetas a impuestos, también lo están la adquisición de los bienes inmuebles y la renta de los bienes raíces. A continuación hablaremos de estos impuestos más detalladamente.

El dueño legal de bienes raíces en Aruba está sujeto a impuestos de propiedad. El impuesto a la propiedad asciende a 0,4% del valor justo de mercado de su propiedad. Si usted alquila su propiedad y la propiedad se construyó después de Marzo 1 de 1977, el valor justo de mercado se determina en 8 1 / 3 veces la renta anual. El valor justo de mercado se determina para un período de 5 años, al comienzo

If you are a non-resident of Aruba and you own real estate on Aruba you will be subject to tax in Aruba. The ownership of the real estate is taxable, but also the acquisition of the real estate and the income from the real estate. Below we will discuss these taxes in more detail.

If you legally own real estate on Aruba you are subject to property tax. The property tax amounts to 0.4% of the fair market value of your prop-erty. If you rent out your property and the property is built after March 1, 1977, the fair market value is determined on 8 1/3 times the yearly rent. The fair market value is determined for a 5 year period, at the be-

ginning of this period. A general exemption applies of USD 33,520. This amount is doubled for married couples, if the real estate is in the name of both persons.

If you buy real estate on Aruba, real estate transfer tax is due. The real estate transfer tax amounts to 3% of the purchase price if the purchase price is USD 139,664 or less. The real estate transfer tax amounts to 6% if the purchase price is more than USD 139,664. On Aruba real estate has to be transferred by a public notary. The notary takes care of the payment of the real estate transfer tax to the Tax Collector.

Finally, if you are a non-resident individual and you rent out your prop-erty on Aruba, you have to pay individual income tax on Aruba. The tax-able income is the gross rental income, minus the costs of your property, like – for example – insurance, maintenance, property tax, agency fees for a rental program, etc. The income tax rate is progressive and increases if your income increases. The income and costs are reported once a year to the Aruban tax authorities in your individual income tax return. The tax authorities review this return and will sent you an assessment for the amount due. This assessment must be paid within 2 months.

de este período. La exención general se aplica a USD 33,520, y esta cantidad se duplica para los matrimonios, si el inmueble está a nombre de ambas personas.

Si usted compra bienes raíces en Aruba, le aplica un impuesto sobre transacciones inmobiliarias. Las transferencias fiscales de bienes inmuebles es el 3% del precio de compra si el precio de compra es de USD 139.664 o menos Las transferencias fiscales de bienes inmuebles es el 6% si el precio de compra es de más de USD 139.664. Los bienes raíces en son transferidos por un notario público. El notario se encarga de efectuar el pago del impuesto sobre transacciones inmobiliarias al recaudador de impuestos.

Por último, si usted es una persona no residente y alquila su propiedad en Aruba, tiene que pagar impuesto sobre la renta en Aruba. La base impuesta es la renta bruta de alquiler, menos los costos de su propiedad, como - por ejemplo - seguro, mantenimiento, impuestos a la propiedad, gastos de agencia de un programa de alquiler, etc. La tasa de impuesto sobre la renta es progresivo y se incrementa si el aumento de los ingresos. Los ingresos y gastos se presentan una vez al año a las autoridades fiscales de Aruba en su declaración de impuesto sobre la renta. Las autoridades fiscales revisan esta declaración y le envían una evaluación de la cantidad adeudada. Esta evaluación debe ser pagado dentro de 2 meses.


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PwCTaxes in Aruba

Like any other country in the world, the Aruban government levies taxes to pay for roads, schools, police, etc. A tourist will only be af-fected by some of the taxes. The only taxes a tourist will probably pay are room tax, turnover tax and gaming tax. Other taxes, like payroll taxes, profit tax and property taxes, will normally not apply to you. We will not discuss these last-mentioned taxes. Below we will discuss

room tax, turnover tax and gaming tax.

As of September 1, 2010, the room tax amounts to 9.5% of the room price, the tourist pays for the room. Also service charge and other charges (like energy charge) are subject to room tax. In case of “all inclusive” resorts, the price of the room is determined on 40% of the total package price, with a minimum of USD 90.5 per day. For the use of time share rooms, the Government has fixed the room rates on USD 100 for a studio, USD 108 for a one bed room apartment and USD 125 for other rooms. The room tax is exclusively used for the enhancement

of the touristic product of Aruba.

The turnover tax (sales tax) amounts to 1.5% of the gross revenue of a company. You will see this 1.5% tax on your receipt of – for example – your restaurant, your island tour or your rental car. This tax is also called BBO (an abbreviation of the Dutch name for this tax). All com-panies on Aruba are subject to turnover tax, however, certain types of income are exempted. For example, if income is subject to room tax, no turnover tax is due. For this reason you will not see turnover tax

on your room bill of the hotel.

The gaming tax is tax due by the casino’s on Aruba. The gaming tax amounts to 4% on the gross revenue of the casino. For table games, the gross revenue is defined as the “table drop”. For slotmachines, gross revenue is defined as 1.55 times the slotwin. Since casino’s normally do not provide receipts, you will not be aware of this tax. Income

which is subject to gaming tax is also not subject to turnover tax.

If you are looking for professional advice regarding taxes, please con-tact Mr. Hans Ruiter, Tax Partner at

PricewaterhouseCoopers Dutch Caribbean, at +297-5221647.

In this document, “PwC” refers to PricewaterhouseCoopers Aruba, which is a member firm of PricewaterhouseCoopers International Limited, each member firm of which is a separate legal entity. This document is for general information purposes only, and should not be

used as a substitute for consultation with professional advisors.

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Gold Coast

The dream of owning a home on the island paradise of Aruba is a real-ity and well affordable at the island’s newest and fastest growing resort residential community, Gold Coast Aruba.

Gold Coast, consisting of contemporary two and three bedroom Villas, Condos and Town Homes, is located in prestigious Malmok, adjacent to Aruba’s signature golf course, a short distance from the scenic northwest coastline and most beautiful beaches and only minutes away from the premier shopping, dining and entertainment areas of Aruba’s famous Palm Beach.

Gold Coast offers a fresh concept in resort living appealing to those seek-ing luxury, style and comfort amongst picturesque plazas, fountains and lush landscaping. Coming soon will be The Clubhouse offering com-plete spa services, a state of the art fitness center, 2 tennis courts, swim-ming pool, restaurant and lounge, and much more.

Currently offering 2 attractive swimming pool areas and 24 hour secu-rity, the community is operated by a professional management compa-ny offering an extensive variety of Platinum home services including a popular vacation home rental program where participating homeow- ners have the opportunity to earn additional return on their investment.

Having welcomed nearly 100 home owners, Gold Coast Aruba has re-cently been approved to become a member of the Interval International network of vacation ownership resorts offering international recogni-tion for its standards of excellence and quality. Whether one is searching for that perfect vacation retreat, a solid investment, a family legacy, or all three, Gold Coast provides the best of the Aruba experience and the realization of dreams of a lifetime.

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Aruba is the perfect place to allow your self to succumb into the indulgence of trying the unique cuisines of our island. Step into the Caribbean by sampling our freshest seafood. From formal dining rooms to quaint courtyards, there’s a taste and a place for every occasion.

The island’s wide selection of world-class cuisine, delicately prepared by top class chefs with only one aim in mind, to indulge your palate with their very best creations.

Aruba es el lugar perfecto para que se permita sucumbir en la indulgencia de degustar las gastronomía única de nuestra isla. Adéntrate en el Caribe probando nuestros pescados y mariscos. De comedores formales de patios pintorescos, hay un gusto y un lugar para cada ocasión.

La amplia selección de la isla de la cocina de clase mundial, delicadamente preparada por chefs de primera clase con un solo objetivo en mente, para complacer a su paladar con sus creaciones lo mejor.

Usted puede disfrutar de una romántica cena privada para dos en la playa o una noche de diversión con su familia, tanto en el interior como por fuera. Para hacer su experiencia más emocionante y memorable, hay diferentes maneras de experimentar la comida.

Para vivir la experiencia completa que la isla tiene para ofrecer, usted tiene abundantes opciones de sabores, vinos internacionales, y un servicio amable, todo ello combinado hace la receta perfecta para una cena muy especial y unos bellos recuerdos.

Personalizar los recuerdos es sencillo en Aruba pues, se puede cenar en un ambiente elegante ,casual, o creativo; como un crucero de día o a la luz de la luna, con los pies en la arena, bajo las estrellas, o rodeado por un hermoso jardín. Las opciones son infinitas. Con más de 100 lugares diferentes de donde escoger, Aruba ofrece una mezcla de tiendas, centros comerciales, cafés y restaurantes. No importa a donde vaya, encontrará deliciosos platos étnicos e internacionales de un menú ecléctico.

You can enjoy a romantic private dinner for two on the beach or a fun night with your family, both, indoors and out. To make your experience more exciting and memorable, there are different ways to experience the food.

To live the complete experience that the island has to offer, you have abundant choices in flavors, international wines, and friendly service; all combined make the perfect recipe for a very special dining experience and a long lasting memory.

To help you customize that memory, you can dine out in a casual, elegant or in a creative ambiance such as a cruise by day or in the moonlight, with your toes in the sand, under the stars, or surrounded by a beautiful garden. The choices are endless. With over 100 different places to choose from, Aruba offers an eclectic mélange of shops, malls, cafés and restaurants. No matter where you go, you will find an eclectic menu of delicious ethnic and international fare.


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La Trattoria el Faro Blanco

Italian Food has, arguably, never been experienced at its best un-til you visit La Trattoria el Faro Blanco Restaurant. Offering the best of a real Italian Trattoria, it is perfectly situated atop the hill of Hudishibana at the foot of Aruba’s famous landmark, The California Lighthouse. Renowned for our unsurpassed culinary masterpiec-es, years of experience in authen-tic Italian cuisine, a reputation of excellence, breathtaking views and the utmost in warm Aruban service magically surrounded by the best that nature, culture and history have to offer, makes us the most popular restaurant among visitors, repeat visitors and locals.

Located at the California Lighthouse, Lunch 11:00 am - 3:00 pm

Mini-menu Pizza’s 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm, Dinner 6:00 pm - 11:00 pm

For reservations, please call: 586-0786www.aruba-latrattoria.com

Chalet SuisseTreat yourself to the finest U.S. Black Angus meats flown in regu-larly from the best meat markets in New York. Another Chalet Su-isse favorite, Chilean sea-bass, is also regularly supplied by the most reputable fish and seafood providers on the east coast of the United States, along with lobster and shrimp. The locally-caught red snapper and grouper are also not to be missed. Chalet Suisse is also very famous for its mouthwa-tering rack of lamb! The chefs are very creative in providing daily specials and vegetarian dishes. The new traditional wine cellar is stocked with a fine and varied selection of wines from all around the world including award-win-ning wines and rare exquisite ones. As a grand finale to an award winning meal, the unique Swiss dessert toblerone chocolate fondue is not to be missed!

Located at J.E. Irausquin Blvd. 246, Dinner 6:00 pm - 10:30 pm

Closed on Sunday, For reservations, please call: 587-5054

www.chaletsuisse-aruba.com


Sushi YaSushi Bar & Japanese Restaurant

At Sushi-Ya, we temp your palate with the perfect food: delicate, de-licious sushi. Our wide selections of sushi, from the traditional Cali-fornia roll to the most exotic cre-ations, are made from the freshest ingredients. If raw fish is not your taste, several varieties feature cured seafood. Whether you are sitting at a table, the sushi bar or around the tatami, you will love our fantastic, affordable food… the local sure do! Therefore the weekends are often busy and it might be difficult to be seated. Sushi-Ya located at Renais-sance Marketplace offers a cozy dining experience both indoors & outdoors, overlooking the Marina & the Boulevard, featuring a wide variety of exotic Japanes dishes, rolls, fresh sashimi and a selection of dishes without fish or seafood.

PurebeachAzure blue ocean, white sand beach, bellowing curtains wav-ing in the breeze, relaxed lounge style seating with stay-forever fur-niture, smooth drinks in the heat of the day, delicious menu- this is Pure Beach. Pure Beach is the new beach club to discover at the Divi Phoenix Beach Resort. Experience an oasis at water’s edge, nestled by a spectacular pool. During the day it’s cool spot to refresh; at night it’s the place to be seen. Up-beat music, excellent menu and dazzling light displays -it’s a new Caribbean experience.

Windows on ArubaThis glass-enclosed gourmet oasis overlooks tranquil desert beauty, turquoise sea and lagoons, and velvety greens. Dine under a fi-ery sunset or starry night sky, as magical lighting transforms the chic circular dining room with its two-story wine cabinet and atrium. Creatively presented and exquisitely-flavored new Ameri-can culinary delights are prepared in an open kitchen, impeccably served, and complemented by an outstanding selection of interna-tional vintages.


Texas de BrazilDiners are tempted by an extravagant 40-item seasonal salad area of roasted vegetables, imported cheeses and homemade soups. Hailed for its “flawless meats” by the Dallas Morning News. Carvers will then swarm your table with choice cuts of sizzling beef, pork, lamb, sausage and chicken; all flame-grilled to perfection and served tableside on large sword-like skewers and accompanied by traditional side items: Brazil-ian cheese bread, garlic-mashed potatoes, and cinnamon-fired bananas. Enjoy our signature Brazilian cocktail the caipirinha, a perfectly aged single single malt scotch, rare wines from our award-winning list, ex-quisite desserts, hand-rolled Cuban cigars and live entertainment for a dining experience that is uniquely Texas de Brazil.

Located at the Hacienda Mall, across the Playa Linda ResortMonday - Sunday 6:00PM - 10:30PM

For reservations, please call: [email protected] ● www.texasdebrazil.com

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StarbucksStarbucks has an unusually hu-man approach to business. They always figured that putting peo-ple before products just made good common sense. Their rela-tionships with farmers yield the highest quality coffees. The con-nections they make in communi-ties create a loyal following. Star-bucks ability to accomplish what they set out to do is based primar-ily on the people they hire – “We call each other partners and we are always focused on our people” Starbucks.

Inspiring and nurturing the human spirit- one person, one cup, and one neighborhood at a

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Maute GrillWith a huge central indoor court-yard, Maute Grill is a popular spot for families, couples, and business types. On the menu you will find delectable grilled steaks cooked to your exact specifications. Stick to the traditional Venezuelan cuts such as solomo (sirloin), lomito (tenderloin), or the ever-popular punta trasera (top rump). Be sure to order a side of perfectly hand-fashioned arepitas (little arepas) and yucca. Delicious!

Located at the Paseo HerenciaCall: 586-1120/586-1130

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ZeeroverPescaderia Zeerover located at Savaneta was founded 30 years ago by Mr. Eric Bisslick with the aim to fishermen sell their fresh fish and fresh shrimps on a daily basis. Zeerover is a Pescaderia where one can eat fish and shrimps accompanied with typical Aruba food such as: Pan Bati – Funchi – Batata hasa – Banana hasa. A taste of Aruba!

SbarroWhile most people associate Sbar-ro with our legendary pizza, cus-tomer have been delighted to ex-plore the other fresh items on the menu. What truly separates Sbar-ro from the competition is the fine ingredients that Sbarro insist on. Value is very important. “Finally the quality of our food goes hand in hand with our generous por-tions, and each of Mama’s Sbarro recipes are prepare without fail as she would have served her own family”

Quiznos SubFor people who crave something better to eat, Quiznos is the pre-mier quick-serve restaurant that offers inspired sandwiches, be-cause only Quiznos has the pas-sion and imagination to deliver one-of-a-kind, toasted handcraft-ed sandwiches that satisfy minds, mouths and stomachs. To bring everyone a little Mmmmm... Toasted subs, Soups and Salads.


An interesting aspect of this simple mineral compound, Sodium Chloride, is that its separate elements, Sodium and Chloride, are poisons, but when combined, become an essential dietary compo-nent. Nations from all corners of the globe have their own folkloric tales involving this everyday element of our lives, often imbuing it with mystical properties. Many cultures have a tradition of bringing bread and salt to those that newly inhabited a home, so they will have all they need for a blessed and harmonious life in their new abode.

European folklore varies from country to country, but nearly all have a story of a father that turns away one of many daughters, because when he asks how she loves him compared to the others, his child replies, “The way food loves salt,” or some variation. Thinking it

Un aspecto interesante de este compuesto mineral simple, cloruro de sodio, es que sus elementos por separado, sodio y cloro, son venenos, pero cuando se com-binan, se convierten en un componente esencial para la dieta. Naciones de todos los rincones del mundo tienen sus propios cuentos folclóricos relacionados con este elemento cotidiano de nuestras vidas, a menudo impregnando con propie-dades místicas. Muchas culturas tienen una tradición de llevar sal y pan a los que habitan una casa por primera vez, para que así tengan todo lo necesario para una vida feliz y armoniosa en su nueva morada.

El folklore europeo varía de país a país, pero casi todos tienen una historia de un padre que aleja a una de las hijas, porque cuando él le pregunta cómo ella lo ama, en comparación con los otros, la respuesta de su hija es “De la misma

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means little; the girl is cast out to make her own way in the world. Depending the country, the story may be short or long, but in the end a feast is held because the girl wins the heart of a prince or some other aristocrat, and her errant father is invited to the wedding feast, which the daughter insists be prepared without salt. Invari-ably, upon tasting the lackluster meal, the father bursts into tears, re-minded of how badly he treated his child for her astute observance, life is sweeter with salt.

Since ancient times, the value of salt as a preservative has influenced societies, not the least, the ancient Amerindians and colonists of Aruba. In early times, there were three commonly used natural salt pans located in Boegoeroei, near Palm Beach, the Oranjestad harbor area of Rancho, and in Savaneta; the latter still can be seen along the shore road at the western end of Spaans Lagoen.

A very particular natural construction allows sea water to trickle into the pans where it evaporates under the intense tropical sun, leaving behind a ready supply of natural sea salt. The residents of Rancho, famous as a fishing center, deployed the salt pans for preserving the catch.

Neighboring islands of Curacao and Bonaire have enormous natural salt pans, producing a product of such purity, its export is an im-portant part of their economy. Aruba has neither the land mass to produce the quantities, and, for some reason, the salt is not as pure, so it was never a viable export. Since the establishment of the refin-ery and the import of packaged table salt, the salt pans have been forgotten. The reconfiguration of the Oranjestad Harbor in the 1950’s eliminated the Rancho salt pans entirely.

forma en que la comida ama la sal” o alguna variante. Pensando que no sig-nifica mucho, la chica es lanzada a hacer su propio camino en el mundo. De-pendiendo del país, la historia puede ser corta o larga, pero al final una fiesta se lleva a cabo porque la chica gana el corazón de un príncipe o un aristócrata, y donde su padre errante también es invitado al festín de bodas, el cual la hija insiste en ser preparado sin sal. Invariablemente, al probar la comida insípida, el padre se echa a llorar, recordando lo mal que trato a su hija por su observa-ción sagaz : la vida es más dulce con sal.

Desde la antigüedad, el valor de la sal como conservante ha influido en las sociedades, y no menos importantes, también a los amerindios y los antiguos colonos de Aruba. En la antigüedad hubo tres ollas de sal natural usadas comúnmente en la isla, una ubicada en Boegoeroei, cerca de Palm Beach, otra en la zona del puerto de Oranjestad llamada Rancho, y en Savaneta, este úl-timo todavía puede ser visto a lo largo de la carretera de la costa en el extremo

occidental de Spaans Lagoen. Una construcción natural muy particular per-mite que el agua del mar a llegue a los moldes donde se evapora bajo el intenso sol tropical, dejando atrás un suministro de sal marina natural. Los residentes de Rancho, famoso por ser un centro de pesca, desplegaba las salinas para la conservación de sus capturas en pesca.

Las islas vecinas de Curaçao y Bonaire tienen enormes salinas naturales, pro-duciendo un producto de alta pureza tipo exportación y es una parte impor-tante de su economía. Aruba no tiene ni la extensión en tierra para producir esas cantidades, y, por alguna razón, la sal no es tan pura, por lo cual nunca fue un producto de exportación viable. Desde el establecimiento de la refinería y la importación de sal de mesa envasada, las salinas han sido olvidadas. La reconfiguración del puerto de Oranjestad en la década de 1950 eliminó las cacerolas de sal de Rancho por completo.

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Si Ud. prefiere salir a pasear por su propia cuenta, salga y descubra la Aruba natural, los sitios y las atracciones que han hecho nuestra isla famosa y que son fuera serie, por sus incomparables combinaciones

Alto Vista Chapel: La capilla fue construida en 1952 en el sitio de la original, y la primera la iglesia católica construida en Aruba en 1750 por un misionero español, es un lugar especial para la paz y la contemplación, rodeado por el campo de Aruba

Laberinto de la Paz: Sus crecimiento personal. En sus propios términos caminar por el laberinto. Entrar y seguir el camino. Puede ser alegre o triste. Puede ser que sea reflexiva o de oración.

If you prefer to tour on your own, get out and discover the natural Aruba, the attractions and sites that have made our island famous and that are unique because of their unlikely combinations.

Alto Vista Chapel: The chapel was built in 1952 on the site of the original, and first, Catholic church built in Aruba in 1750 by a Spanish missionary, It is a special place for peace and contemplation, surrounded by the Aruban countryside.

Peace Labyrinth: Modern “pilgrims” walk the labyrinthine path as one of many tools to enhance prayer, contemplation, meditation, and/or personal growth. On your own terms walk the labyrinth. Enter and follow the path. It may be joyous or somber. It might be thoughtful or prayerful.

Ayo Rock Formations: Considered a sacred site by the island’s original inhabitants (the Arawak Indians). Rock drawings, dating back thousands of years, are found at this site, where huge stones appear to have been scattered like marbles by an errant giant.

Bushiribana Ruins: The remains of gold smelter that was built of natural stone in 1825 and functioned for most of the 19 century. In its 90 years of operation, produced some 3 million pounds of gold.

California Lighthouse: Designed by a French architect in 1910 and constructed on Aruba between 1914 and 1916. It’s named after the S.S. California, a wooden sailing ship that sank near shore.

Casibari Rock Formation: Clusters of huge tonalite rocks sit together in an area just north of Hooiberg. This rock formation, unique to the more typical features of the area, inexplicably rises up from the desert soil to create an unusual setting.

The Donkey Sanctuary Aruba: is the refuge for wild Aruban donkeys. Nearing extinction, the foundation to save the Donkey cares for growing number of the wounded or neglected animals. All support for their feeding and health care comes from volunteers and donations.

Formaciones rocosas de Ayo: Considerado un lugar sagrado por los habitantes originales de la isla (los indios Arawak). Pinturas rupestres, que datan de miles de años atrás, se encuentran en este sitio, donde enormes piedras parecen haber sido esparcidos como canicas de un gigante errante.

Bushiribana Ruinas: Los restos de la fundición de oro que fue construido de piedra natural en 1825 y funcionó durante la mayor parte del siglo 19. En sus 90 años de operación, produce unos 3 millones de libras de oro.

California Lighthouse: Diseñado por un arquitecto francés en 1910 y construido en Aruba entre 1914 y 1916. Es el nombre de la SS de California, un velero de madera que se hundió cerca de la costa.

Casibari Formación de roca: Los grupos de rocas enormes tonalita se sientan juntos en un área justo al norte de Hooiberg. Esta formación rocosa, única de las características más típicas de la zona, inexplicablemente, se levanta desde el suelo del desierto para crear un entorno inusual.

El Santuario de burros: En vías de extinción, la fundación para salvar el burro se preocupa por el creciente número de animales heridos o abandonados. Todo el apoyo para su alimentación y cuidado de la salud proviene de voluntarios y donaciones.


Fort Zoutman y Willem III Tower: El edificio más antiguo del país, es símbolo orgulloso de la herencia nacional de Aruba y un lugar apropiado para celebrar el Festival Bon Bini todos los martes por la noche (6:30 - 8:30 pm) la celebración de la cultura de la isla y de la historia.

Gruta de Lourdes: En una unidad a la costa noreste de San Nicolás es un santuario católico romano único construido en la roca. La gruta se encuentra en Seroe Preto (negro colina). Cada año, el 11 de febrero una procesión sale de la iglesia de San Theresita en San Nicolás a la gruta, donde se realiza una misa.

Puente de bebé: formación de caliza coralina cortada por los años de fuertes olas. No hay cuota de admisión o las horas establecidas para la visita, pero usted encontrará un refresco pocos bosques cercanos abierto todos los días. Es un lugar muy popular.

Cunucu Arikok: Una antigua granja de adobe es un resto de aquellos tiempos. Cactus setos y muros de piedra fueron construidos para proteger contra las cabras, ovejas y burros.

Piscina Natural: o “conchi” llamada “Cura di Tortuga” es un grupo secreto, escondido rodeado de rocas en la costa de barlovento es una escapada perfecta para un momento de relajación total.

Fort Zoutman And Willem III Tower: The oldest building in the country, It is proud symbol of Aruba’s national heritage and a fitting place to hold the Bon Bini Festival every Tuesday evening (6:30 – 8:30 pm) celebrating the island’s culture and history.

Lourdes Grotto: On a drive to the northeastern coast from San Nicolas is a unique Roman Catholic shrine built into the rocks. The grotto is located in Seroe Preto (black hill). Every year, on February 11 a procession leaves from the St. Theresita church in San Nicolas to the grotto, where a mass is performed.

Baby Bridge: formation of coral limestone cut out by years of pounding surf. There is no admission fee or set hours for visiting, but you’ll find a few refreshment stands nearby open daily. It is a very popular spot.

Cunucu Arikok: An old farmhouse made from adobe is an remainder of those times. Cactus hedges and stonewalls were built to protect against goats, sheep, and donkeys.

Natural Pool: or “conchi” called “Cura di Tortuga” is a secret, hidden pool surrounded by rocks on the windward coast is a perfect getaway for a moment of total relaxation.


Arikok National Park

A visit to Arikok National Park, the island’s vast sur-real outback, is must see at-traction that offers a unique journey through Aruba’s fascinating natural and cul-tural heritage. Discover the many types of flora and fauna and all the hidden treasures secreted through-out the rock formations, cacti forests, dry riverbeds and amazing surfside vistas this special land holds to ex-perience nature the way it should be-untouched and unspoiled. As a visitor to Arikok National Park you personally contribute to our nature conservation, education and ongvoing environmental research through the funding provided by entrance fees to ensure that future generations will also be able to enjoy this important natural legacy of our beauti-

ful island. At Arikok National Park, the pathways lead you to an authentic cunuco house, built from mud, straw and cactus wood surrounded by a tradition-al wall of stones built without mortar.

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Atlantis Submarine

Take an exciting voyage to depths of 130 feet below the Caribbean Sea on an unforgettable guided tour aboard the Atlantis Submarine. Explore Aruba’s mysterious underwater realm where you can witness the re-mains of two shipwrecks, spectacular coral reefs and an abundance of colourful sea life. The submarine is US Coast Guard approved, envi-ronmentally friendly, fully air-conditioned with large view ports which allow you to relax and enjoy the wonders of the deep.


Over a decade ago I decided I wanted to do something else with my life. Being a teacher gave me the opportunity to move from the cold parts of Eu-rope to tropical Aruba and teach

here. It is interesting to teach children in Dutch (the official language of Aruba) when they speak Papiamento, Spanish and / or English (and sometimes a combo of these languages) at home.

There are cultural differences in a classroom and it is amazing to see how –somehow- it all comes together. I can say in all honesty that Aruba’s beaches are the most beautiful ones I have seen so far “The clean water and the temperature of it, the different shades of blue, the white sand...it is a gorgeous scenery”. The experience of new cultures triggered me to do more with my photographic skills. I got enough in-spiration being and living on this very island. Natural light and spon-taneous composition are just perfect here in Aruba! Shooting pictures of people with the sun too high in the sky, taking picture after picture.

Life is much calmer than in any given country. People take it easy, have enough time to smile and laugh away worries or stressful situa-tions. Stress is not a word often used anyway. There is no hurry either because where do you need to go? Where you need to go is a good place for breakfast, lunch or dinner and we are in luck since there are so many great restaurants to choose from. Whether you are looking for interna-tional cuisine, Argentinean, Surinam, Indian, amazing sushi or a fast burger, it is all available.

In other words: living on an island where people love to spend their vacation is a blessing. We still have work to do and bills to pay but it is so much more fun…

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Budget Rent a Car

Budget Rent a Car licensee (George Drive Yourself Service N.V.) has been serving visitors, local resi-dents and various government agencies for the past forty seven years. We offer quality vehicles, courteous and friendly service at very reasonable rates. We are al-ways ready to fill your car rental needs. We offer a wide range of ve-hicles: economy, compact, interme-diate sedans, SUVs’, mini-vans and two and four door jeep wranglers. Whatever your car rental needs, we will do our best to make getting around Aruba as comfortable and hassle-free as possible for you!

Value Car Rental

Value Car Rental is located 5 min-utes from the Low and Hi-Rise hotel area, we have a selection of 2Drs, 4Drs Cars mid and Full Size all Automatic with A/C, Mini-Vans, 12 passengers Vans and 4X4 Jeeps. All vehicles come with liability insurance included, NO HIDDEN charges or Airport taxes. Good and well maintained vehicles, you can depend on. Fast and friendly service, customer sat-isfaction our priority.

For special discounts visit our website: www.valuearuba.com or customers from U.S. or Canada can call us toll-free at 1-786-623-0663.

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AVIS Car Rental

We will ensure a stress-free car rental experience on Aruba by providing superior services that cater to our customers’ individual needs...always conveying the ‘We Try Harder’ spirit with knowl-edge, caring and a passion for excellence. So come and explore some of Aruba’s most beautiful se-crets with us, and we will contin-ue to “try harder” as we provide you with an exceptional service and lowest rates on the island. On that you can depend.

Europcar Car RentalFriendly service, new cars and low prices are part of our every day offer. Whether you are renting a car for business or pleasure, or you need a car or van, Europcar has the right rental car for you. We understand the environmen-tal impact of car rental, that’s why we wholeheartedly embraced a sustainable development program and are proud to be the first rental car company at ARUBA with certi-fied ecological commitments: The Europcar’s Green Program! After all, what’s good for the Earth is good for our drivers.


Rancho Notorious

Take a tour through Aruba’s Natural wonders and enjoy breathtaking sights on the way. You’ll view with excitement the Lava rock formations, or cacti dating back hundreds of years, or the ever-changing North coast-line with waves crashing wildly onto the rocky shore. Share the ‘Cunu-cu’ with rabbits, iguanas, goats, parakeets and donkeys. Watch and lis-ten as the trupials and prikichis sing and soar in the cooling breezes and

More 4 Less Car Rental

If you want to go topless and have some fun in the sun, then the gen-uine TJ/Jeep Wrangler is the one! As we are the biggest supplier on the island we can guarantee you the best deals. Please visit our

website:www.more4lessaruba.com.

Aruba Heli-ToursEnjoy the most amazing view of Aruba by helicopter. This experi-ence is rated amongst the most memorable attractions in Aruba. Make your stay in Aruba complete and enjoy Aruba by air! You will fly in one of their Robinson R44 helicopter which is piloted by one of their highly trained and expe-rienced professionals. This heli-copter is widely spread around the globe and used by many com-panies for its good handling and safety record.

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Enjoy the most amazing view of Aruba! Discover Aruba by helicopter, for one of your most unforgettable memories.

Fly in one of our Robinson R44 helicopters piloted by one of our highly trained and experienced professional pilots.

Choose one of our tours and you will experience a smooth and safe ride with spectacular views.

Island Tour 25-30 minutesBeach Tour 15 minutes

Don’t miss this truly unique experience.

just imagine the simple life lived by our ancient Indians up in the hills. Rancho Notorious (named from the movie 1942) specializes in small groups, beginners and personalized tours with friendly, attentive, multi-lingual guides, with your safety and enjoyment in mind. The bar at the ranch pro-vides refreshments, t-shirts, caps and much more. Rancho Notori-ous offers free round trip trans-portation for participants of the tours. Rancho Notorious is located a short five minutes from high rise hotels.

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Alhambra CasinoWhere Aruba Goes To Play

Step into Alhambra and you’ll discover a world of excitement, making it a favorite of locals and out-of-town visitors alike. With Aruba’s friendli-est employees, first class service, and thrilling casino action – it’s a whole new game at Alhambra and you’re invited to play. Take a spin on any of the 460 Slot and Video Poker machines, or try your hand at the 16 Table Games. The casino also features daily promotions, a live Sports Book, and progressive Bingo. Whatever your game, be sure to join the Player’s Club. Membership is free and you can earn points that are good for cash back, gifts, dinners and more! Casual dining is available at the full-ser-vice restaurant in the casino and the Shops at Alhambra has a variety of stores and restaurants to enjoy.

Located along picture perfect beaches, Alhambra is only minutes away from downtown Oranjestad and open daily from 10am until 4am. For information call 297-583-5000 or go on-line to casino-

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Stellaris Casino

The place to play. Aruba’s largest casino, located at the Aruba MarriottResort. Enjoy a premier gaming experience at our Vegas-style Arubaresort casino. The Stellaris Casino features over 25 gaming tables andover 500 exciting and the latest coinless slot machines. Enroll for the VIPPlayers Club and enjoy downloadable credits directly into your favoriteslot machines. Popular machines are Sex and the City, Wheel of For-tune Machines and the latest in slot technology, come and experience it for yourself. Stellaris Casino is the place to play, with the most popular bingo on the island and great weekly promotions. Adding a note of extra playfulness to the mix, you’ll find a coupon that you can present at the VIP desk at the Stellaris Casino.

FOR YOUR INFORMATIONEmergency 911Horacio Oduber Hospitaal 587-4300Intituto Medical San Nicolas 584-8833Air Ambulance 582-9197Airport Genarl Information 524-2424International Operator Assistance 121Local Information Operator 118 PHARMACIES Botical Eagel 587-6103Botica Santa Ana 586-8181Botica Oduber 582-1780Botica Central 585-1985Centro Medico 584-5794Botica San Lucas 584-5119Botica Kibrahacha 583-4908Botica Trupial 583-8560

AIRLINES American Airlines 582-2700Arkefly 582-0804Aruba Airlines 588-3000Avianca 588-0059Copa Airlines 585-2672Cotinental Airlines 588-0019Delta 588-5623Ducht Antilles Express 588-1900Insel Air 582-2663Jet Blue 588-5388KLM airlines 582-3546La Venezolana 583-7674Spirit Airlines 582-7117Surinam Airways 582-7896Tiara Air 588-4272United Airlines 582-9592Us Airways 800-1585

MUSEUMS Archeological Museum Of Aruba 582-8979Aruba Numismatic Museum 582-8831Historical Museum Of Aruba 582-6099

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Bushiri Karting SpeedwayCome experience the thrill of outdoor karting in Aruba! Excitement and adventure under the Aruban sun. Forget fi shing or horseback riding, come on over to Bushiri Karting Speedway and experience real 9 horse-power, 45 mph highspeed performance Karts and hairpin turns. It will definitely make your vacation an unforgettable one!.NOT ALLOWED TO DRIVE KARTS BAREFOOT OR IN SLIPPERS!

Red Sail Sports Explore the island in a jeep, on a catamaran or discover Aruba’s under-water world while scuba diving. Offering a variety of fun activities for the whole family: • Half Day Luncheon Snorkel and Dinner Sail • An-tilla Snorkel, Sunset and Caribbean Sail • Scuba Diving, Jeep Safari, ATV Adventure • Island Bus Tour, Submarine Tour • Wind & Kite Surfing.

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