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Aruba

The Caribbean island of Aruba is to the north of coastal Guyana and Venezuela. Aruba is known as one of the comfortable ABC islands, with Bonaire and Curacao. Questions typically refer to the island's native Arawak and colonial Dutch heritages; cactus strewn landscape; safe location outside the hurricane belt; stable politics within the Kingdom of the Netherlands; and tourist attractions of predictably sunny warm weather and sheltered beaches.

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Who is Aruba's head of state?

The current president of Aruba is Mr Nelson Oduber.

we do not have presidents we have political parties who governs the island along with the governeur. mr Nelson Oduber is the prime minister.

How much ocean is around Aruba?

There is a lot of ocean around Aruba.

Specifically, Aruba is an island. It therefore is surrounded on all sides by water. In fact, all of its borders are demarcated by Caribbean coastlines.

Which country owns the islands of Aruba and Bonaire?

Aruba and Bonaire are part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Aruba became an autonomous state on January 1, 1986. The Island Territory of Bonaire ['Eilandgebied Bonaire' in Dutch; 'Teritorio Insular di Boneiru' in Papiamento] is presently one of the five islands along with Bonaire, Curacao, Saba, Sint Eustatius, and Sint Maarten in the Netherlands Antilles. When the Netherlands Antilles is dissolved as a political entity on October 10, 2010, Bonaire will become a municipality within the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

Where do aloe plants grow in Aruba?

Yes, aloe is grown in Aruba. It's one of Aruba's chief agricultural products. Aloe was first planted in 1850. It thrives in the poor soil and low rainfall that characterize the Caribbean island of Aruba.

What is the least spoken language?

The language with the most native speakers is Mandarin.

The language that is most widely spoken in the world is English.

The least spoken language is a tie of about 200 languages, with only 1 or 2 remaining speakers. Ter Sami is often listed as the least spoken, but there are languages all over Australia, Africa, and the Americas with only 1 speaker left.

Can you bring coffee into Aruba?

According to the Official Aruba Community Forum on Food to Pack, there's no problem in bringing food into Aruba. The only exception that's noted is fresh produce. It also is noted that Aruba has a number of large supermarkets such as Certified Cash & Carry, Hong King, Ling & Sons, and Super Food with prices comparable to their equivalents in the United States of America. In fact, Ling & Sons is an IGA super center.

For the discussion on Food to Pack, please visit the link provided below.

What does it cost to live in Aruba?

The price depends upon the transportation, the season, the point of origin and the planned activities and lodgings.

Specifically, air tends to be the transportation means to Aruba although there are limited options for travel by water. Prices rise during the high tourist season and lower off-season. They also increase in regard to the further points of origin of the visitor. Additionally, they depend upon where the visitor wants to stay and what kinds of activities the visitor wants to do during the stay on the island. Additionally, visitors whose homes are further away tend to pay higher travel costs.

What are Aruba's famous vacationers?

There is Edjean Semeleer, Daddy broke more that i cant remember
Dave Benton, musician; Betico Croes, politician; Bobby Farrell musician; Percy Irasquin, fashin designer and Sydney Ponson, baseball pitcher.

Why is it so windy in Aruba?

Because it is within the area of the eastern Caribbean trade winds is the reason why Aruba is described as windy.

Specifically, Aruba is a beautiful, but flat island whose vegetation consists more of low-lying ground cover than of trees. The island therefore has no natural protection by which the force of the trade winds can be deflected or minimized. The consequence is a year-round, coolly welcome breeze whose force tends to be more obvious in April, May and June than during other months in Aruba.

Can you bring liquor into Aruba?

Import regulations by Aruba customs

Imports:

200 cigarettes or 50 cigars; 1l of spirits or 2.25l of wine or 3l of beer; gifts to a value of AFl100.

Customs authorities may enforce strict regulations concerning temporary importation into or export of items such as firearms, religious materials, antiquities, medications, business equipment and other items . It is advisable to contact the Embassy of your destination country in Washington or one of that countrys consulates in the United States for specific information regarding customs requirements.

What are Aruba's resources?

Beaches, climate, and fish are included among Aruba's natural resources.

One, Aruba has powder fine white sand beaches with calm, clear waters.

Two, Aruba's tropical marine climate stays around 82 degrees Fahrenheit [28 degrees Celsius] all year.

Three, the Caribbean waters that surround Aruba are teeming with a variety of seafood, including conch, grouper, mahi-mahi, snapper, shrimp, and tuna.

Does Aruba accept American currency?

Yes, American currency is accepted in Aruba.

Specifically, U.S. dollars and U.S. traveler's checks are accepted in Aruba. Additionally, major credit cards are accepted. Certain ATM cards are accepted. Personal checks are not accepted.

What does it cost to send a 4 x 9 envelope to Aruba?

From where?

The weight of the contents will make a difference.

U.S. postal rates can be found at the website linked below.

What is the flight distance from New Jersey to Aruba?

New Jersey is about 1,960 miles [3,154 kilometers; 1,703 nautical miles] from Aruba. It takes about four hours to fly from Newark, New Jersey to Aruba's capital at Oranjestad. New Jersey and Aruba aren't in the same time zone. Newark is one hour behind Aruba.

How do you telephone Aruba from the United States?

To call an Aruba land line number from the United States of America, dial 011 + 297 + Aruba personal/business phone number. For example, to call the Aruba Tourism Authority, dial 011-297-582-3777. 011 is the International Direct Dialling [IDD] code for the United States for dialing out of the U.S. 297 is Aruba's country calling code.

Are there sharks in Aruba?

Hammerhead (Sphyrna spp), nurse(Ginglymostoma cirratum) and sand sharks(Carcharias and Odontaspis spp) are found around Aruba, according to S.E. Aruba Fly 'n Dive. Hammerheads are near Punta Basora, the southeasternmost point of Aruba. Nurse sharks like to sleep in the crevices in the reef near Oranjestad. Nurse and sand sharks are found in the Shark Caves in the reef near the eastern tip of Aruba.

For more information, please visit the link to S.E. Aruba Fly 'n Dive's website provided below.

What is Aruba's size in acres?

The total area of Aruba is 74.5 square miles [193 square kilometers]. It's 21 miles [33 kilometers] long. Its width varies from about 2 miles [3.2 kilometers] to 8 miles [12.8 kilometers]. For comparison, it's slightly larger than Washington, DC, which is 69 square miles [178 square kilometers].

Does Aruba have an archipelago?

Yes, Aruba has an archipelago.

Specifically, an archipelago is a chain or cluster of islands. Aruba has islets immediately off its shore. For example, Renaissance Island, owned as Aruba's only private islet by Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino, is a quick shuttle boat ride away Oranjestad's harbor.

What is the distance from Philadelphia Pennsylvania to Aruba?

Aruba's capital at Oranjestad is 1,920 miles [3,089 kilometers; 1,668 nautical miles] from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It takes about 4 air hours to fly from Philadelphia to Oranjestad. Oranjestad is south of Philadelphia.

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How many casinos does Aruba have?

Aruba has ten casinos. Four are in Aruba's capital Oranjestad: Alhambra Casino, Casino Masquerade, Casino Merengue, and Renaissance Casino.

Five are in Palm Beach: Casablanca Casino, Casino Aruba, Copa Cabana Casino, Excelsior Casino, and Stellaris Casino.

One is in Eagle Beach: La Cabana Casino.

Which state within the United States is closest to Aruba?

Florida is the U.S. state that's closest to Aruba. Miami is near the southeastern tip of Florida. The distance from Miami to Aruba is 1,132 miles [1,821 kilometers; 983 nautical miles]. It takes about 2.5 hours to fly from Miami to Aruba's capital city at Oranjestad.

What are Aruba's beaches like?

Powder fine white sand with calm, clear waters are the reasons why beaches on the western and southern coasts of Aruba are famous.

Eagle Beach and Palm Beach on the southwest coast are popular and accessible. Nearby Manchebo Beach is also a favorite.

Baby Beach on the southeast coast is famous for its warm shallow waters with waders and beginning swimmers and snorkelers.

The northeast coast is rocky with high waves and strong ocean currents. Many of the beaches there, such as Boca Prins and Dos Playa, are accessible only by SUV or 4-wheel drive. The rocky coastline is popular with hikers, horseback riders, and offroad drivers.