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New Year's Day: January 1st of each year, marking the beginning of the new year.
Good Friday: The date varies each year. It is an important Christian holiday, marking the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
Easter Sunday: Following Good Friday, it is one of the most grand Christian holidays.
Labor Day: May 1st of each year, celebrating the contributions of workers.
Ascension Day: The date varies each year, commemorating the ascension of Jesus Christ.
Pentecost: The date varies each year. It is one of the important Christian holidays.
Queen's Birthday: Commemorates the birthday of the Queen of the Netherlands. The date depends on the Queen's birthday.
Aruba Day: Every January 25th, Aruba celebrates its "special status".
Special Holidays
Carnival
Carnival is one of Aruba's biggest festivals, usually held in February or March. The whole island is filled with a joyful atmosphere, people wear colorful costumes, participate in grand parades, concerts and dance performances.
San Juan Day
San Juan Day is a festival held in honor of St. John the Baptist. On June 24th, people will light bonfires and jump over the flames to drive away evil. It is a unique cultural tradition in Aruba.
Seafood Festival
Aruba is famous for its fresh seafood, and the Seafood Festival is a feast for local food lovers. At this festival, you can taste a variety of seafood delicacies, such as grilled fish, seafood rice, seafood salad, etc.
