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From the Caribbean I would like to wish you a happy New Year 2008. The best wishes for you and your family; may all your dreams come true.
Happy New Year

As the year comes to an end I want to thank everyone that stopped by arubabeaches.net. It was an experience doing this site and giving information that perhaps isn’t available everywhere and this way help contribute to enhance to information-giving process to anyone interested in the island.
The topics that generated buzz this year, on this [...]

Traditionally resorts are filled during New Year’s festivities. The hotel staff works hard to make sure to create a festive environment in order to entertain visitors that are away from family and friends.
What feels strange for first-timers to Aruba is the reception of the New Year wearing nothing but a thin shirt and shorts, rather [...]

Christmas celebrations are considered by many locals to be the most joyful time of year. Despite the desert-like climate people decorate their houses with lights on the roof edges, which are supposed to resemble snow, and the ever present pine tree decoration in houses, businesses and resorts.
On Christmas Eve some families come together to share [...]

Festivities are upon us in the coming week. Abundance in food, gifts exchanges, decorated baskets (similar to gift exchanged, with the difference that the submitters are generally businesses), colorful houses are common rituals on this island.
How about the beaches? Are there some traditions with the beaches? Not really. Some people go out camping, but this is seldom [...]

No it’s not enough. There you go a very straight forward answer for the burning question. Let me elaborate.
This post’s title was Googled a few days ago by someone and landed right here at arubabeaches.net. I thought it’ll make a good title, for that, I thank the person that submitted it. I’m not sure that he or she [...]