Articles tagged with "Aruba"
The only weather figures on this page are the hurricane season dates, because they are the only ones an official source in this register publishes. The rest is what the wording actually supports.
Aruba asks for a passport valid for your stay rather than six months beyond it, allows three months without a visa, and requires an embarkation card before you fly. Three facts, all of them different from the island next door.
Aruba sits inside the Atlantic hurricane season and mostly outside its tracks, and the official wording of that is more careful than the reputation. This page keeps both halves and invents no months.
The museum publishes its own history, its address and its hours. It also publishes a sentence that stopped being true in 2009, which is a useful lesson in reading a live page carefully.
Spaans Lagoen is the closest thing Aruba has to an internationally designated heritage site. It is a Ramsar wetland, which is a different instrument from the World Heritage Convention, and the difference is worth a page.
The Aruba Conservation Foundation publishes what the park is, what lives in it and when its visitor center opens. This page keeps to that, including the fact that the park holds no international inscription.