Understanding local dialects can help when communicating with those locals who speak in dialect.
The mother-tongue of Aruba is Papiamento. It’s a language, not a dialect, and evolved from several older languages as most languages today have done.
Papiamento (a Continue Reading...
January
OLD MASK PARADE
An Aruba Carnival Foundation (SAC) sponsored Jump-up (street party) officially initiates ARUBA’S 47th CARNIVAL CELEBRATION. Aruba’s carnival is a collection of joyous festivities that include parades of dancers in colorful costumes, floats and steel and brass Continue Reading...
LOCAL TOURIST INFORMATION:
Aruba Tourism Authority;
PO Box 1019;
172 L G Smith Boulevard 172;
Oranjestad;
Aruba
Tel: (8) 21019 or 23777
Fax: (8) 34702.
U.S. Embassies and Consulates Abroad:
Note that the Bahamas , Cuba , Haiti , and Jamaica are on
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Unique Sports of Aruba
Beachside of:
Aruba Grand Resort
J.E. Irausquin Blvd. # 79
Oranjestad, ARUBA
Phone/Fax: (297) 860096
E-mail: uniquesports@visitaruba.com
Our resort course for beginners is every day at 11:30 AM. This includes all instruction, equipment, and a one-tank boat dive. We also Continue Reading...