Aruba announced on May 28th that its last patient has recovered from COVID-19/coronavirus. This means that the island currently has zero active cases. This makes Aruba one of the nine islands in the carribbean that are COVID-19 free/coronavirus-free. The other islands are; Saint Barts, St. Kitts, Belize, Trinidad, Dominica, Monserrat, Anguilla, and St Lucia. Aruba moves into the third phase of re-opening the local ecomony on Monday June 1st. Phase 4 will be introduced shortl

A question on many people’s minds… When is it safe for Aruba to open their borders? When can we go on vacation to #Aruba our #OneHappyIsland? Is it safe to travel? Since mid-March, Aruba has had an aggressive approach towards containing COVID-19. From closing the border to implementing a range of measures directly; from widespread testing, social distancing, increased sanitation, shelter in place, and curfew. As a result, the number of cases remains low with 101 positive case

To our valued guests, We hope that both your family and friends are healthy and safe. These are extraordinary times. Covid-19 took the world by surprise and has spread like wildfire. The world hit the pause button on travel temporarily with most countries under some form of lockdown. No-one would have imagined that we would be confined to our homes in order to protect our loved ones and ourselves. Slowly at a country level, we start to see restrictions being lifted. Light is