Introducing 3 New Local Businesses in Aruba
Welcome to Aruba – One Happy Island
Bon bini! As we welcome September on Aruba, we’re excited to bring you the latest updates from our vibrant island community. Whether you’re a long-time resident, recent arrival, or planning your next trip, Aruba News is your trusted source for discovering the best of island life.
Known for its stunning white-sand beaches, world-class diving, and year-round sunshine, Aruba continues to thrive—not just as a top travel destination, but also as a hub for small business innovation. This month, we’re proud to spotlight three exciting new local businesses that have opened their doors and are already making waves.
Spotlight: 3 New Local Businesses You Need to Know
1. Island Bean Co. – Oranjestad
Located near the cruise terminal, Island Bean Co. is Aruba’s newest craft coffee bar, offering organic espresso, cold brews, and fresh-baked pastries. This cozy café is already becoming a favorite for digital nomads and morning commuters looking for quality coffee in a stylish setting.
What to Try: Their signature Coconut Cold Brew and Guava Cream Cheese Muffins.
2. Terra Botanica – Noord
For wellness lovers and green thumbs, Terra Botanica is a welcome addition. This eco-lifestyle boutique combines a plant shop with a wellness market, selling native plants, herbal teas, essential oils, and handmade eco-products. They also host weekly workshops on sustainable living.
Visit for: Mindful gifts, plant décor, and weekend DIY terrarium sessions.
3. Drift & Dine – Eagle Beach Boardwalk
This laid-back new beach eatery offers a fusion of Caribbean and Asian flavors, perfect for lunch or sunset bites by the sea. From poke bowls to grilled lionfish tacos, Drift & Dine offers something refreshing and unique. The open-air concept and sea breeze make it a must-visit.
Local favorite: Spicy Tuna Poke Bowl and Mango-Pineapple Mojito.
Why Supporting Local Matters
These new businesses are a reflection of Aruba’s resilience and creativity. By supporting them, you’re not only enjoying something fresh—you’re investing in the future of the island’s local economy and cultural identity.
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