What Makes ARUBA...
About Oranjestad
Oranjestad, Aruba’s capital, is a lively town known for its colourful Dutch colonial architecture, waterfront promenade, and local shops. The city combines modern amenities with small-town charm, and nearby residential areas offer a mix of houses, apartments, and luxury properties. It’s ideal for those who want easy access to the centre while still enjoying quiet, residential neighbourhoods.
About Aruba's Wildlife
Aruba’s wildlife is shaped by its dry, desert like climate and coastal environment. Native birds, iguanas, lizards, and small mammals are commonly seen around the island, including in residential areas. Flamingos can be found at the island’s salt flats, while the surrounding waters are home to a variety of fish and occasional sea turtles. Conservation efforts help keep wildlife a natural and visible part of life on the island.
Other Parts of Aruba
Aruba offers more than beaches and resorts. Visitors can explore the rugged northern coastline, natural parks, and historical sites, including old forts and lighthouses. From shipwreck snorkeling and hidden coves to salt flats and wildlife spotting, there’s a mix of adventure, history, and scenic beauty for those looking beyond the usual tourist areas. They even have a tram!
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