Have you heard the latest news from the Caribbean? Hot Tropical Mice have moved in! They are now living amongst us! It’s crazy! The local natives have been calling the epidemic H.T.M.L. for Hot Tropical Mice Living with us!
What Can You Do?
There are many things you can do to be safe when you visit the Caribbean:
Stay Inside
Lock Your Doors
Bring Your Cat
If none of these work – bring some cheese! These H.T.M.L. seem to love fresh cheese from the Pacific Northwest – specifically from Tillamook Cheese Factory.
The fifth edition of the International Film Festival returns to Aruba from October 7th till 11th. Aruba will once again welcome film makers and film enthusiastic to the island to view high-quality films and attend to industry events.
Papillon Restaurant is planning a special dinner experience at a unique location in Aruba for a select group of guest. Only forty-five seats will be available for this extraordinary five-course dinner with excellent wines at the Butterfly Farm.
In honor of National Pink Flamingo Day, Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino organized a wedding for Allie and Noah, two of the flamingos that are currently living on Renaissance Island.
Aruba invites its guests to enjoy locally inspired dishes at the Eat Local Restaurant Week
For two full weeks, the Eat Local Restaurant Week event will highlight the authentic local cuisine of the island. More than 55 restaurants will be participating in this new culinary event in order to incorporate local dishes into their menu. Enjoy a wonderful gastronomic event without having to dig deep inside your pockets.
The area of Paardenbaai, which is located throughout the downtown area of the island, symbolizes the early history of Aruba’s colonial period. The Paardenbaai project is placing eight blue horses in different locations throughout the Oranjestad area in order to promote the island’s colonial history. This public art will encourage the island’s visitors to gain knowledge of our memorable past.
A sprawling city of over 800,000 people, Kingston is the largest English-speaking city south of Florida and the center of Jamaica’s cultural life – the Bob Marley Museum is one of the most-visited attractions. The city is also an important business center with many international head offices.
Your Trip Advisor is a great resource for information on Kingston. You’ll find some fun facts there, such as
Kingston City – Jamaica
“Port Royal was a hangout for the famed pirates of the Caribbean until an earthquake plunged the village into the sea in 1692. Plans are underway to restore the area, including a number of historic buildings including Fort Charles, the Old Naval Hospital, and more.”
Food is one of the delights of Jamaica, and Kingston is no exception, with the added bonus that, with over three dozen embassies, the city also offers a wide range of world cuisine. But it’s the home-grown dishes that really jump out, dishes like:
Dinner
Mackerel Run Down
Saltfish Fritters
Callaloo and Codfish
Breakfast
Bully Beef
Dessert
Pineapple Upside Down Cake
Not to be missed, however, is the famed jerk chicken, though you may want to bring a fire extinguisher!
Aruba
Jamaica Beach
Blue Sky Golf
Sunset in Jamaica
Caribbean Waters
Kingston
Beach Pier in Aruba
Cayman Beach
Stingray City
Sunset Beach
Beach Hut in Aruba
Stingrays in Cayman
Island Lagoon
Jamaica
7 Mile Beach
Package Details
This 7-day package to Kingston allow you plenty of rest and relaxation, mixed with exciting night life and fascinating historical sites. And you’ll enjoy the famous Jamaican hospitality, both at the resort and at delightful local restaurants and night spots.
