If you are animal lovers like us you will enjoy this upclose visit to the donkey sanctuary. Brought to the island by the Spanish as beasts of burden, they are now able to live the good life. Be sure to bring carrots - we bought feed at the sanctuary, but they love the treats you bring them. They can be... More

I love donkeys so this was the highlight of my short visit to Aruba. We brought 2 bags of carrots with us and it was gone in 60 seconds! I wish I had brought 10 bags! Once the donkeys realised we had carrots they surrounded us and we had to go into the enclosed porch to feed them so my... More

We came on Wednesday April 10 to see Desiree and the Donkeys. We were lucky enough to see Baby Amadeus that was born on April 7th - Adoreable! We took bags of apples and carrots to feed them. They provide a cutting board and knife so you can cut them in pieces for enough to go around. Lots of donkeys... More

Just read the review about someone getting bit by a donkey on their visit. Well, yes, the donkeys are very aggressive, but the owners do ask that you take the short walk to their raised porch, if you want to feed the donkeys. There really isn't much here, except a lot of hungry donkeys. We brought apples and the owner... More

E' una associazione che aiuta gli asini dell'isola di Aruba: Gli asini sono molto felici in questa fattoria. Se andate ad Aruba, non dimenticate di andare a fare una visita al Donkey Sanctuary. A safe haven where each donkey is given a name and receives food and water, shelter, quality medical care and lots of love. We highly encourage you... More

stopped here as part of our drive around the island. the lady who runs it is very nice, will tell you all about the animals and what they do at the sanctuary. donkeys are very friendly and let you get up close. entry is a donation but for the work they do here and the cost of medical bills, it's... More

Interesting place to go when it isn't a nice day out. Really good for the kiddies too. There were so many donkeys. Some of them would play with each other. You were also allowed to feed them. The woman that works there was very interesting to talk to.

I have been visiting Aruba for many years and always make at least one trip to the donkey sanctuary. The donkeys and very friendly with the visitors. If you bring them carrots they will really be your friend. They accept donations or you can adopt a donkey for a year. I have been doing this for over 5 years. The... More

We have been going to the donkey sanctuary for years. The donkeys are very friendly especially when you bring them them carrots. Staff there is very knowledgeable and helpful. Always nice to see the new babies. The ride there can be bumpy at the end. They do accept donations and with the money they are building a new sanctuary.