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Yes, Aruba and St Lucia [Sainte-Lucie] are both islands within the Caribbean Sea. Aruba is a former Dutch colony. St Lucia is a former colony of both France and Great Britain. In fact, the two European powers fought so often over the Caribbean island that it became known as the 'Helen [of Troy] of the West Indies'.

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