I think if you had children, they would really enjoy it, but for adults 5-10 minutes and that was enough. I'm happy that they are rescuing the donkeys and taking care of them, but I wouldn't consider it an attraction. More

When we went to the Donkey Sanctuary last week, we were expecting a large entrance, and a zoo-like atmosphere. What we found was a gate with a whole lot of donkeys loose on the other side. We were hesitant to enter, as it had just stopped raining and there were no people to be seen, only donkeys walking around. But... More

I have visited the donkeys every year since it opened. I go with cut up fruit and carrots and it is a special treat for them. God bless the staff that oversees the facility. Donations are gladly accepted and they have a nice little shop where you can find a few nice gifts for yourself and friends. You can get... More

If you go and see the Donkey Sanctuary, remember these Donkey's are not native to Aruba, they are endangered and quite often when loose, get hit by cars, trucks, etc., Which is why the Sanctuary exists. My wife and I always go and visit during our trips to Aruba. We wish we could do more for Desiree and the Donkey's,... More

Fun for the kids. Pick up large bag of carrots at grocery store before you head out. Great pictures. More

A visit to the sanctuary was the highlight of our trip to Aruba. They organized an Easter egg hunt, which my 6 and 4 year olds loved. Afterward, they provided information on the donkeys which was really fun and interesting. Feeding the animals and interacting with them was priceless. Its a little difficult to find - we drove ourselves and... More

I planned on visiting the sanctuary long before we booked the Jeep Tour, as I am a big animal lover. I was not disappointed. The donkeys are adorable and are eager to eat the snacks you provide (which you can purchase for $1/bag). We purchased about 5-6 bags as they were gobbled up quickly :-) A lovely lady from America... More

went to the visit on our recent trip at Aruba of course took lots of treats with us, we have horses at home so we loved feeding and interacting with these guys, yes its hot where isnt it in Aruba, but there is a terrific shaded feeding area and the donkeys are so adorable. My two teenage girls didnt want... More

If you go, print out the directions on the donkey web site. Our concierge got us lost and there is no reliable GPS signal in Aruba to get you there. Bring apples you have cut into slices or carrots in pieces so you can feed the donkeys. It's smelly and dirty - but what would you expect? The gift shop... More