Aruba, a small and picturesque island in the Caribbean, may seem like an unlikely place for beekeeping. However, Eco Living Aruba has shown that with ethical practices and a deep commitment to sustainability, beekeeping can thrive even in challenging environments. In this blog, we will explore the p...

If your Eco Living Aruba Honey has crystalized it has not gone bad!  Crystalization is a natural and normal process that occurs in real, raw honey.  What should you do if your Honey Crystalizes?  Eat it!  It’s delicious and less messy.  If you want to convert the crystalized...

Aruba is blessed with outstanding beaches, friendly people and Sunshine year round.  But did you know that Aruba is also blessed with flora that can handle the heat, the dry temperature and difficult growing conditions?  Yes, even though we are an island in the Caribbean and we do have Pal...

On April 23rd, 2022 Eco Living Aruba helped to host the first Syntropic Farming course on the island of Aruba. The Instructor for the course, Roland van Reenen, is a long time Syntropic Farming evangelist hailing from the island of Curacao. Both Aruba and Curacao have very dry and arid climates. As...