The island of Aruba is the pearl of the Southern Caribbean and is famous for being the island of happiness
The island of Aruba is the pearl of the Southern Caribbean and is famous for being the island of happiness. We explain why. Here hurricanes stay away and the average temperature is always around 28°C. Furthermore, it is surrounded by the turquoise sea and constantly kissed by the sun. Aruba is famous for having the highest number of sunny days in the Caribbean.
The constantly blowing trade winds keep the palm trees swaying, refreshing under the sun's rays and keeping the air fresh and clean.
In Aruba there are also many beaches, wide and made of white sand. The most famous is Flamingo Beach, where a large community of pink flamingos lives. Add to all this some of the most incredible views you can find in the world. Reasons why the inhabitants of the island are always happy.
Aruba has also always ranked as one of the safest islands in the Caribbean. It boasts, for example, one of the most advanced water distillation plants in the world, making even tap water safe to drink and compliant with the highest standards set by the World Health Organization (WHO).
When from July 1st we will be able to return to visit Aruba, the top priority of the island government will be to guarantee the most rigorous standards of cleanliness and hygiene, so much so that the Aruba Health & Happiness Code is envisaged which establishes the rigorous health guidelines and standards adopted by all businesses of Aruba for both employees and visitors. All hotels, resorts, restaurants, bars, casinos, shops, taxis, public transport and everything else display a seal of guarantee.
A “Visitor's Guide to a Safe & Happy Trip to Aruba” has also been created which provides important information and advice on safety and requirements for every step of the trip, from before you leave until you arrive at the airport, activities on the island and more. For example, it is important to know that all visitors will be required to provide their health information 72 hours before departure along with documentation relating to health insurance coverage required by the government of Aruba. Furthermore, once landed, everyone will be swabbed, therefore it is recommended to do so before leaving to avoid having to give up your holiday even once you arrive on the island.
In Aruba there are many places where you don't find crowds and where it is easy to maintain social distancing. L'Arikok National Park it occupies over 20% of the island and has recently even been expanded. There are cycle paths and hiking trails that wind past cacti, miles of breathtaking coastline, secluded bays and beaches. But, if you want, you can go off the beaten path and discover a completely new path.
As for beaches, Eagle Beach, one of the whitest beaches in the world, was recently named the third best beach in the world and consists of a two-mile stretch of sand with plenty of room to spread out while keeping your distance. Baby Beach, on the other hand, is a large lagoon inlet with space for swimming and snorkeling in safety and tranquility. Wouldn't you be happy to visit this paradise too?
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