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Infini Named One of the 10 Best Restaurants in Aruba by Caribbean Journal

In a recent feature by Caribbean Journal, Infini has earned a coveted
spot on the publication’s list of the “10 Best Restaurants in Aruba for
2025.” Known for spotlighting the finest in Caribbean travel and din-
ing, Caribbean Journal praised Infini as a standout for its immersive,
high-end culinary experience. and crowned Iron Chef Aruba,
has built Infini into a space where
“Dining at Infini is an intimate encounter with culinary precision — just dining becomes storytelling. Ev-
a few seats, one open kitchen, and a front-row view of Chef Urvin ery detail—from plating and
Croes in action,” the article states. “For those seeking something rare pacing to personal engagement
and immersive in Aruba’s dining scene, Infini delivers something un- with the chef—is designed to el-
forgettable.” evate food into an experience.

Located inside the exclusive Blue Residences, Infini is not your typical With this recognition from Ca-
fine-dining venue. With their open-concept kitchen, the restaurant ribbean Journal, Infini continues
invites guests to become part of the culinary journey. Each course— to raise the bar for Aruba’s cu-
meticulously prepared by Chef Urvin Croes and his team—blends linary scene, offering something
modern techniques with the bold, authentic spirit of the Caribbean. truly unique for food enthusiasts
looking to go beyond traditional
Chef Urvin, celebrated for his innovative approach to island cuisine dining.q

Prohibited by law: leaving the island with seashells, white sand or corals

(Oranjestad)—Often times, the confiscated is very strange and it is respect it deserves by protecting
customs department at the air- suspected that our own locals are our environment. Stop collecting
port intercepts many tourists leav- the ones selling these to the tour- seashells, white sand and corals
ing the island with seashells, white ists, which is unacceptable. from our shores and stop buying or
sand and/or corals as souvenirs. accepting these from local sellers
Upon confiscation at the airport, or companies.
Conforming to the international you can also face a fine that they
treaty of CITES and our local law have to pay before leaving. This is We want our future generations
which protects our Flora & Fauna, it surely not a pleasant experience and visitors to enjoy the beauty
is absolutely prohibited to take any for the tourist. This also leads to a of our beaches, shells and corals
seashell, sand and coral outside of negative reaction which can put in a sustainable way, without de-
Aruba. This is to protect our envi- our tourism in a negative light. stroying or disrupting the Aruban
ronment. The high number of sea- Though we love to accommodate ecosystem. Help us protect what is
shells, coral and amount of sand our visitors, let’s all give nature the ours!q