Located in Palm Beach, The Butterfly Farm offers visitors the opportunity to interact with and learn about butterflies and their life cycles. Guided tours lead guests through a large tropical garden where hundreds of beautiful and exotic butterflies flutter freely. Tour last approximately half an hour and are included in the price of your ticket, which is good for your entire stay on the island. A unique opportunity to see and interact with dozens of species from all over the world, The Butterfly Farm is fun and educational for all.

With over 50 species of exotic animals, birds and reptiles, Philip's Animal Garden is a great place to indulge the animal lover in you. For a nominal fee that's used for the upkeep of the animals, you get access to the many animals as well as a bag of food to feed the animals as you pet and play with them. This unique and exotic zoo lets you get up close and personal with the animal residents making this place perfect for a day of family fun and a kids favorite.

The Aruba Ostrich Farm offers a unique and exciting opportunity to get up close and personal with these huge, awe-inspiring creatures. Guided tours every half hour give visitors the opportunity to interact with the birds, see and touch their eggs, and learn about their behavior. After your tour, sample Ostrich dishes at the Savanna Lodge, which specializes in Afro-Caribbean cuisine and offers cookouts complete with torches and a campfire. Fun for everyone, the Aruba Ostrich Farm is particularly fun and educational for kids.

Dream Bowl is Aruba's premiere bowling venue and is conveniently located in the heart of Palm Beach. The venue boasts 8 excellent bowling lanes that light up make for excellent glow bowling, a snack counter that serves tasty eats and beverages, both alcoholic and non. The facilities are clean and well-maintained and the staff is very friendly and welcoming making this place perfect for a night of family fun and a kids favorite.

Donkeys have played an important role in Aruban history. Brought to the island by the Spaniards in the 1500s, they were used primarily to transport goods and people. With the introduction of cars to the island, these beasts of burden were no longer needed and many of them were set free. The Donkey Sanctuary is run by volunteers and takes in sick and injured animals, allowing guests the opportunity to interact with and learn about them. After getting your fill of the cute creatures, stop by the gift shop, which is full of donkey paraphernalia, and purchase a souvenir t-shirt to help support the cause. Entrance to The Donkey Sanctuary is free but donations are greatly appreciated!