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Tamarind surprises your taste buds simultaneously with both sweet and sour flavors. But beyond sending your tongue into a pleasurable quandary of confusion and providing a distinctive tang to many culinary dishes, tamarind also contains a bounty of healthful benefits. [...]
You might have noticed buxom and ample-bottomed figurines decorated in eye-popping colors in many different sizes and styles all around the island lately. They are called Chichis® and they have taken Curacao by storm in the past few years. These unique works are the brainchild of Serena Janet Israel, an expat German turned local Curacao artist. She enlightens us about what inspired her to create these perky plaster sculptures. [...]
Curaçao’s love affair for Dutch cheese is naturally inherent; especially since the national dish “keshi yena” comes in a hollowed rind of Gouda. There are many places that sell top quality cheese like Gouda and Edam in big wheels to take home as souvenirs, and no self respecting island get-together would be complete without some “bolita di keshi”(deep-fried cheese balls) as a snack. But now there’s a place where this delectable dairy product is not only the star, but also highly revered and treated with the respect it deserves. The Royal Dutch Cheesery in Riffort Village is that place. [...]
Aruba has four species of endangered sea turtles returning to its beaches each year to nest between March and October: the leatherback, the loggerhead, the green, and the hawksbill. And they all need human help. “Aruba has many repeat visitors,” says Edith van der Wal, “But the leatherback is one of the oldest repeat guests. Female sea turtles generally return to the beach where they were born to nest, and the leatherbacks have been coming back here for thousands of years.” [...]
Maybe someone special has already said you were, “One in a million,” but if the Atlantis Submarine staff tells you that when you submerge for their underwater tour this year, you’ll feel very special indeed! That’s because 2015 marks the submarine expedition’s 25th anniversary on this island. And to celebrate the landmark silver anniversary, they’re giving their one-millionth customer a free trip back to Aruba! And by their count that could happen at anytime this year. [...]
Make the most of your Aruba vacation with our informative Nights application (app) and entertaining Nights travel magazines. Let us guide and lead you to the best shopping, restaurants, activities, resorts, and nightlife available. [...]
It’s no secret that a few intense sessions of retail therapy can really buoy the spirit and cure what ails you. But shopping on Aruba can also benefit others as well. Especially when you shop at the The Salamander Group of stores. This eclectic collection of quality boutiques includes Caribbean Queen, The Lazy Lizard, The Coconut Trading Co., Caribbean Clothing Co. & T.H. Palm & Company. They are all part of a unique corporate responsibility program called “Tikkun Olam” which loosely translates to, “repair the world” in Hebrew. This is the pet project of Salamander Group owner and CEO Jodi Tobman - an expat American who has been living on Aruba for over two decades. [...]
Punda, otherwise known as “The Point” has a long and interesting history in the formation of Willemstad. As the first settlement of the Dutch on Curaçao, and the first seat of government on the island, the neighborhood is awash in echoes of continual transformation. Once the nexus of the rich and powerful, the hub of commerce, and the bastion of social activity, it was the most highly guarded region of the island, flanked by two forts and three walls. [...]
Beyond boasting beautiful beaches, St. Maarten is also well known as the gourmet capitol of the Caribbean and a duty-free shopper’s dream. Their gala Carnival and Heineken Regatta also attract visitors from all over the globe. But there’s one more thing this little island is becoming world famous for these days and that’s plane spotting! Maho has put it on the map as having one of the craziest, thrilling, and photogenic plane landing spots on the planet. [...]
“I’d like to be under the sea in an octopus’s garden in the shade…” That was The Beatles’ song I found myself singing while puttering around on my quirky underwater scooter below the waves at Pirate Bay. But as soon as I saw my friend go by I started singing “Yellow Submarine”. Seems I couldn’t help but act silly on my weird contraption. And no wonder. The oversized bright yellow bell helmet made me look like one of those minions from “Despicable Me”. But the ability to breathe, laugh, and even sing underwater without anything in my mouth was very liberating. […]
Thanks to diligent efforts by government foundation, local business people, and determined residents, the once crumbling and derelict neighborhood of Pietermaai is fast becoming transformed into the most exciting, colorful, and creative district on the island. […]
International School of Aruba (ISA) will celebrate three monumental events on Saturday, April 25, 2015, with a very special gala. It will be the 85th anniversary of their founding in 1929. It will also celebrate the fact that it has been 30 years since parents took over the school and renamed it International School of Aruba in 1985. And it has also been 10 years since International School Services (ISS) had purchased the school and a new campus was built in Wayaca in 2005. That’s a lot to celebrate. And they want you to help them! But first, let’s take a look at what makes this small English language school such an integral part of Aruba’s youth education offerings. […]
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Mary Pomeroy- the original owner of the lovely Mary’s Boon Beach Resort & Spa- was quite the character. She disappeared without a trace in 1990 at the age of 77 while flying her own small plane. And though an exhaustive search was undertaken, neither wreckage nor body were ever recovered. [...]
For those of us old enough to remember The Jetsons cartoon television series, personal jetpacks were supposed to be the wave of the future; in fact, we baby boomers were promised we’d all be jet-packing to our daily commute by the 21st century! Alas, that never came to pass. [...]
Toast the holiday season, or just the fact that you are on your holiday on St. Maarten/St. Martin, with unique libations created by local producers. [...]
There’s more than one way to go wild on holiday on St. Maarten, you can also go seeking out the island’s coolest critters and creatures. You can start by taking a walk on the wild side at the St. Maarten Zoo in Philipsburg. [...]