Calabas, Aruba
Museums
If you are in Calabas, Aruba and want to visit museums, the National Archaeological Museum Aruba is a great choice. It is located in Oranjestad, about 9 miles away from Calabas. Other nearby museums include the Aruba Numismatic Museum and the Fort Zoutman Historical Museum.
Food
I'm sorry, but there is no town or city named Calabas in Aruba. However, I can give you some popular and typical dishes to eat on the island of Aruba.
1. Keshi Yena - A hearty dish made with spiced meat (typically chicken or beef), mixed with vegetables and stuffed inside a round of Gouda cheese before being baked.
2. Funchi - A staple side dish made from cornmeal that is boiled and then fried into small cakes.
3. Aruban Seafood - With fresh fish caught daily, seafood is a must-try when in Aruba. Popular dishes include pan-fried red snapper, ceviche made from local whitefish, and seafood stew.
4. Pastechi - A savory pastry filled with meats such as chicken, beef, or codfish, or with cheese.
5. Stoba - A slow-cooked stew typically made with beef, pork or goat, and seasoned with Caribbean spices.
6. Arepas - A popular snack made with maize dough and filled with cheese, meat, or other ingredients.
7. Pan Bati - A type of sweet cornbread, usually served alongside stews or soups.
8. Ayaca - A traditional Christmas dish consisting of a tamale-like mixture wrapped in banana leaves, filled with meats, raisins, olives, and capers.
Activities
Some fun activities that local people enjoy in Calabas, Aruba include hiking in the Arikok National Park, visiting the Natural Pool (Conchi) for swimming and snorkeling, exploring the Baby Natural Bridge, and taking a sunset horseback ride on the beach. Additionally, there are also many watersports such as jet skiing, kayaking, and parasailing available in the area.
