Miss Aruba

Sarah Carolina Juddan

Sarah’s family decided to establish themselves in the netherlands in the 80’s but moved back to Aruba whilst she was in her early teens. Aruba is an island surrounded by snow-white beaches and turquoise water, her favourite sports are of course water sports such as: snuba, snorkelling and scuba. She is taking her degree at the university of epi – hospitality unit, and is working in the hospitality industry to gain more experience. Her ambition is to have her own successful restaurant and cocktail bar. She has also worked in the modelling and photographic field. Sarah enjoys going to the cinema, reading, listening to the music of the caribbean and latin rhythms and working out in the gym. Her motto is “go and get it”, she strongly believes that if you want something in life you should strive and do your utmost best to achieve this something. It is with hard work, determination, and self esteem that we accomplish our goals and achieve our dreams.

How would you describe yourself in three words?
Positive, honest, outgoing.

Do you have a special or unusual talent? (what is it?)
I can accommodate myself in every situation and with everyone.

Where would you most like to visit in the world and why?
I would like to visit italy because I admire and enjoy bit of its culture.

What is the best thing about your country?
It’s hospitality

What is your favourite…..
Film: 'Save the Last Dance'
Music: Aruban and Cuban music
Singer/band: Honey Pot
Book: The Diary of a Young Girl

If you were granted one wish, what would it be?
My wish is that I can travel and meet different people with different cultures.

If you were stuck on a desert island with one other person (famous or not) whom would you choose?
It should be my best friend.

What is your message to all the other miss world contestants?
To be grateful for everything you have reached till now.

You’re judging the final five contestants, which question would you ask the finalists?
How would you deal with the poverty in your country?

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