Aruba
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Exploring the Bushiribana Gold Mill Ruins of Aruba
Did you know that gold has played an important part in Aruba’s history? Aruba’s name roughly translates to “there was gold”. On the north coast of the island resides the Bushiribana Gold Mill…
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Aruba’s Picturesque California Lighthouse
Perched on the northwestern tip of Aruba is a gorgeous stone structure called the California Lighthouse. This majestic lighthouse offers the absolute best 360-degree views of the rugged island of Aruba and the…
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Do I Need to Book an Excursion in Aruba?
“Do I Need to Book an Excursion in Aruba?” This is a question that I get asked a lot. Quite frankly, there are some cruise ports where you absolutely must book an excursion,…
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The Perfect Aruba Packing List
So you’re heading to Aruba, eh? That’s awesome! I’d love to help you with your Aruba packing list. Aruba is an awesome country that is totally different than the rest of the Caribbean.…
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Is a Visit to the Aruba Natural Bridge Worth the Trip?
The Aruba Natural Bridge is one of the most popular tourist attractions on the island. Each year 2 million tourists flock to One Happy Island. During their stays, they migrate to attractions such…
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5 Amazing Airbnbs in Aruba
Airbnbs in Aruba: Are you searching for the perfect Airbnb for your trip to Aruba? We’ve gathered up a collection of our favorite vacation homes in Aruba for any budget. Aruba, along with the rest…
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Exploring the Ancient Ayo Rock Formations in Aruba
Step back in time with a visit to one of Aruba’s most popular destinations. The Ayo Rock Formations are massive monolithic rock boulders on the island of Aruba. They are located near the…
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Aruba Ostrich Farm- An Absolutely Must-See!
If you’re near the Natural Bridge, do yourself a favor and pop into the Aruba Ostrich Farm. The ostriches will be super excited to see you and absolutely love the attention! I know…
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What to do With One Day in Aruba
It’s been a while since I’ve featured a new destination on the blog. I’ve blogged a lot about my time in Belize, Honduras, and Mexico but I haven’t really touched on many other…
