The first Europeans who tried to land on Grenada were English sailors, who arrived in 1609, but they were chased away by the Caribs.
Among its New Year's Eve offers, Aruba announces parties and festivals that highlight the traditions of this Caribbean island, which intends to establish itself as an ideal destination for couples, groups of friends or families.
The Renaissance Marketplace will offer until December 23 the Winter Wonderland night festival, excellent for family enjoyment with Santa Claus, his elves and a magical Christmas city where the delights of the season will be offered.
On the 25th, the Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort & Casino will host a Hyatt Camp that promotes educational and entertaining activities for its youngest guests, beach soccer games, crafts and visits to Santa Claus' workshop and his helpers to take a picture with them.
On December 27th Aruba will celebrate the Dande Festival at Betico Croes Square, a tradition that encourages various groups of people to visit the homes of family and friends to wish them the best in the new year through a song and typical musical instruments.
To welcome the New Year there will be offers on the beach of live shows, fireworks and special dinners by hotels such as the Ritz Carlton Hotel, All inclusive Divi resort and the Renaissance Ocean Suites, among others.
Tourists can wait for 2019 in a different way at the Hilton resort, in which the traditional "pagara" will be lit, a row of fireworks aimed at attracting health and prosperity in the new year.
And to further enhance this island, it is worth noting that it is number one among the most demanding travellers in terms of security, sophistication, excellent climate, and among those seeking a European experience in the Caribbean.
The first Europeans who tried to land on Grenada were English sailors, who arrived in 1609, but they were chased away by the Caribs.
