Aruba

Allow yourself to be swept away to a tropical oasis. More than a piece of paradise, Aruba is known for its picturesque beaches, perfect weather, and friendly culture, creating a unique experience. A short visit brings happiness and peace that lasts even after leaving.

Home of palm lined beaches against a stunning backdrop of tropic blue, Aruba is what dreams are made of. As soon as you step onto the island, you’ll sink into a relaxed state of mind in no time instantly. What makes it so wonderful is the year round perfect weather combined with an overall spirit to feel welcome. Located in the ABC island chain, it is one three western countries of the Leeward Antilles in the Caribbean Sea. Many travelers come back to Aruba every year for a great variety of reasons. Aruba offers direct flights from major U.S. and Canadian cities, as well as speaking four languages, including English. Sweetening the pot, the island enjoys more sunny days than other Caribbean islands. Basically, it is small, safe, and modern, making the whole island a playground.

As the Beach Boys famously sang, “Aruba, ooh, I wanna take ya,” it’s a wonderful place for peace and prosperity. Furthermore, it’s home to some of the best beaches around the globe. Thereupon, pay a visit to any of the 40-some white sand beaches, going on for miles and miles. You’ll also find abundant shopping options, fun-filled activities, top-notch dining experiences and vibrant nightlife. What makes Aruba so precious is the fact they celebrate many festivals throughout the year, in addition to many fashion and sport events. Romance is also rich, as two in love can celebrate weddings, anniversaries and honeymoons. Here, it’s easy to be one with the waves and find your own thoughts with a sunset yoga class. Aruba is also one happy place for families, with kid friendly resorts and must see attractions such as the Butterfly Farm and the Donkey Sanctuary.

 

Aruba, I Wanna Take Ya!

 

So, if you are planning a trip to Aruba, we’ve rounded up some great ideas to further assist you with your gorgeous getaway. From various tour to art and culture, an oasis of possibilities awaits. And as of just about 70 square miles, the possibilities are endless. Our mission now is to give you a better scope of the island and what you need to know and expect before you arrive.

Paradise Only Gets Better…

Destinations

Whether you’re seeking something scenic, vibrant or just down cool, Aruba has several areas around its nation that might peak your interest. This island is basically a piece of paradise, with natural wonders filled in every single corner. Moreover, it also features popular resort areas, like the Low Rise and High Rise sections, with each offering its own unique stay. Additionally, you’ll encounter an abundance of options, whether being towns filled with history, seafront villages, inland communities or busy boroughs. And then there are areas alive with activities for you to experience, whether being either on land or sea. Aruba is the perfect balance of old world and new, with so many under discovered areas to explor. From complete basics to something that is adrenaline fueled, you’ll be certain to find a destination to make each day one of your best.

If you’re in the capital of Oranjestad, it not only houses a cruise port, but is home to the Low Rise district. Thereupon, the area thrives with many opportunities, including the section of low level hotels, in addition to dining, shopping and is the home of Eagle Beach. More recently, a tram has been added in the town, making it easier for travelers to venture even deeper into this country. Firstly, Noord is a major player, with Palm Beach being under its realm. Moreover, it’s home to world-class restaurants and cafés, bars and nightclubs, casinos, shopping, and hosts the High Rise hotel district. Secondly, for folks looking to get away from it all, consider the region of Savaneta. Basically, this bygone village just happens to be the country’s first capitol, as well as being the oldest. And lastly, Paradera is known for its dry landscapes and stunning rock formations.

Some of the most popular areas:

Oranjestad

Oranjestad

Nestled in the heart of the Caribbean, Oranjestad combines Dutch colonial charm with beautiful natural landscapes, making it perfect for adventure, culture or to relax. Also enjoy various tours, stunning beaches, historical sites and local wildlife. Oranjestad is also Aruba’s capital, filled with many shopping areas and unique restaurants.

Palm Beach

Palm Beach

Step onto the white sand of Palm Beach, a famous two mile strip in Aruba with high rise hotels. The beach features palm trees, casinos, water sports, and dining options. It’s ideal to snorkel or for swimming. Enjoy peaceful walks at dawn or sunset, and experience vibrant nightlife after dark. Two large shopping malls also provide tons of entertainment.

Eagle Beach

Eagle Beach

Eagle Beach is often considered one of the best beaches in the world and a top beach in the Caribbean. It has a long stretch of soft white sand and clear blue waters, with various water sports and palapas. Loved by both locals and tourists, it is near the low rise hotels and features Aruba’s famous Fofoti tree, a favored nesting area for sea turtles.

Savaneta

Savaneta

Savaneta is on Aruba’s southwestern coast, a short drive from Oranjestad, the capital. It’s easy to reach by car and offers a different side of Aruba, away from tourist spots. Known as Aruba’s oldest town, Savaneta features historical sites, gorgeous beaches and fresh seafood. With its calm atmosphere and friendly locals, it’s a popular retreat for visitors.

Activities

If you’re craving adventure in your Aruba getaway, discover endless ways to connect with the ocean and on land. For those who are drawn to the sea, jump into every water sport with total abandon. The crystal clear waters are home to many reefs and wrecks, and are a haven to explore. Whereas, you can dive into the fascinating world through various scuba diving and chances to snorkel. Do not fret if you don’t have the skills, because there are a variety of classes to choose from. Basically, any time is the best time for this incredible experience as the marine life does not change between seasons. Most notably, you’ll want to go down under for a few shipwrecks, including the largest, the Antilla Wreck. Other considerations include Barcadera, the Pedernales submarine, and where the coral grows and Serito Pinnacle, which is a hidden gem.

Looking to skim the water’s surface instead? Setting sail on a sunset cruise is ideal for couples, while parasailing provides passion, as the chute fills with air! Glide your way through the waves with a kayak, canoe or a stand-up paddle board, or try some exciting water skiing adventures. Back on dry land, there are no shortage of activities. Rev through the rugged dirt trails of the scenic ride in the country on a powerful ATV. Moreover, you can test your horseback riding skills as your trusty stead takes you further into remote places. Discover the tropical beauty of Aruba by biking and/or hiking, and witness the simply beautiful island landscape. Or, maybe you’re up to the challenge of rock climbing? A hole in one for golfers, the island is home to multiple award winning courses, with exotic surrounding elements. Finally, don’t miss out on glass-bottom boat tours, Jeep safaris and a unique submarine tour.

Some of the best things to do:

Atlantis Submarine Tour

Atlantis Submarine Tour

All aboard for an unforgettable journey 130 feet below the ocean’s surface. Enter the Atlantis Submarine, the largest passenger fleet globally. This eco-friendly submarine is U. S. Coast Guard approved. Enjoy a window seat for amazing underwater photography of Barcadera Reef, home to tropical fish and local shipwrecks.

Dolphin Catamaran Snorkel

Dolphin Catamaran Snorkel

Join “The Dolphin” catamaran for an incredible half-day tour. From there, your captain will choose two great spots to snorkel near shallow reefs, featuring clear waters. Thereupon, you’ll get to see colorful fish and marine life when you enter the warm sea. Additionally, visit the shipwreck “Antilla,” then sail to Boca Catalina.

Noord Parasailing

Noord Parasailing

Hold on tight as your hair flies in every direction during a parasailing adventure. Fly above the shores of Aruba for the most stunning island views. Then, get ready for an exciting ride in the sky. Experienced guides will pair you in single, tandem or triple sets based on weight and wind limits. Don’t forget to bring a camera to capture your epic experience.

Aruba UTV, ATV Adventure

ATV Adventures

Stray from the beaten path and see a side of Aruba that most first time visitors miss. With this unforgetable ATV trip, see hidden gems on the northern coast. Reach parts of the island on your own ATV or UTV and discover a secret beach that few traditional sight seeing tours visit. From there, go swimming, cliff jumping or walk on the volcano landscape.

Beaches

Set amid a tropical utopia where majestic palms line a white-sand coastline, Aruba’s beaches are a sight to behold. As a matter of fact, there are more than a dozen to consider. Beachgoers are invited to bask by the sea under a shady palm tree and relax without a care in the world. Basically, it won’t take so long to lose yourself with a stroll with your significant other or a quick dip in the alluring waters. Meanwhile, adventure lovers can discover endless ways to connect with the ocean with numerous water sports. There are entire resort chains that quite literally bank off the effect of these masterpieces of beach. Thereupon, travelers from all around the world will play top price for the most stunning vistas from their patio or balcony. It’s now time to get lost in nature and explore the undeniably best beaches of this diverse island.

Recognized as one of the best beaches on the island, Eagle Beach is best described as a little piece of heaven. Showcasing the iconic Divi-Divi trees, it is located on the Eastern Side and offers more of an intimate vibe. Next, the two mile strip of Palm Beach adds more value to your buck with a variation of activities. Being in the “High Rise” section, it’s very popular with younger travelers, in addition to hosting many high-class resorts. Hosted by Renaissance Wind Creek Aruba Resort, Renaissance Island is a powdery white slice of paradise. It’s basically known for all of those lovely Flamingos walking around, as well as priceless sundowns. Meanwhile, Arashi Beach is another favorite amongst visitors, featuring calm waters, white sands and are decked out with multiple palapas. You may additionally want to consider Mangel Halto, Boca Grandi and Baby Beach on the Southern tip of the island.

Some of the best beaches:

Eagle Beach

Eagle Beach

Eagle Beach, known for having the widest beach in Aruba, features stunning views, shaded areas and various water sports. Popular activities include boat tours, jet skiing and snorkel. Nearby low rise hotels on the beach offer cabanas and lounges. The beach remains mostly quiet and is popular for wedding shoots. It’s famous for its iconic Fofoti Trees.

Palm Beach

Palm Beach

Palm Beach is a resort area on Aruba’s northern coast, known for calm waters and a long sandy beach with bars and restaurants. The two-mile strip is home to Aruba’s glamorous high-rise hotels, as well as palm trees, casinos and shops. It’s ideal for swimming and snorkeling. Walking the coast at dawn or sunset offers exercise and quiet reflection.

Flamingo Beach

Flamingo Beach

The private Flamingo Beach is located on Renaissance Island, where you can swim with pink Flamingos. To visit, you need to make reservations with the adults only Renaissance Wind Creek Aruba Resort. After a short ride on a free water taxi, you arrive at the island. Discover a peaceful stretch of sand just for adults, where Flamingos roam freely.

Arashi Beach

Arashi Beach

Arashi is a quiet beach located on the north western tip of Aruba in the Noord district, near the California Lighthouse. The beach is popular to snorkel, and offers water activities like wind surfing, scuba diving sailing and body borders. The beach has gentle waves, making it perfect to swim and is ideal for tanning and watching spectacular sunsets.

Attractions

No visit to Aruba will be complete without some tourism opportunities to check out. Take a dive into this country’s culture through its natural wonders, history and diverse attractions. One of the most popular spots just happens to be free. Thereupon, it’s inside the remote location of the desert-like Arikok National Park. The famous Natural Pool, known as “‘Conchi” or “Cura di Tortuga.” is a unique rock formation where volcanic stones form into a deep depression. Basically, the waters of the sea will come in and out, creating a Jacuzzi style setting, also filled with exotic fish. Additionally, inside this park, you can explore caves and gold mine ruins or even try horse back riding. De Palm Island is another hot pick, being a half beach club and the other half, an exciting water park. Lastly, the California Lighthouse is another free feature, almost nearly 100 feet in length.

Have you ever considered a walking tour? It’s basically the perfect experience to see the islands’ deep history and culture. Additionally, there are a lot of natural wonders like Hooiberg hHill, an iconic mountaintop formed by ancient volcanoes. Meanwhile, bird lovers will love a day at the Bubali Bird Sanctuary, featuring over 80 species of migratory birds. Tours can thereupon take a fascinating turn, as you explore the Quadirikiri Cave, famous for its two chambers. Surprising, you’ll come upon a number of gold mills on the island which were once a smelting business. The direct Dutch translation of the word haystack, hike up to Hooiberg and experience a unique workout with a view. For some history, head to Oranjestad, as the Historical Museum of Aruba traces the islands journey. Home to a vibrant art scene, discover multiple art galleries, on top of street art like wall murals and mosaics.

Some of the best attractions:

De Palm Island

De Palm Island

A fun filled day for kids of all ages awaits at De Palm Island. Home to many gentle Flamingos, it offers an unlimited type of experience. From there relax on the beach then enjoy exciting activities like to snorkel and sea treks. Kids will love the water park, while adults can relax on the beach, join salsa lessons or play beach volley ball.

California Lighthouse

California Lighthouse

Take in the best 360° island views from the famous California Lighthouse. Basically, it’s a silent watchman in the area known as “Hudishibana,” near the island’s northwestern tip. Construction of the stone structure began in 1914 and was completed in 1916. the 98′ height offers unparalleled views of azure Caribbean waters and Aruba’s rugged landscape

The Natural Pool

The Natural Pool

Tucked away on the eastern coast of Aruba, the Natural Pool is formed by a rock of volcano and fed by the Caribbean Sea. It is not accessible by car, so to reach it, it involves an adventure through Aruba’s country side, leading to a swim in clear waters to relax. Also called ‘Conchi’ or ‘Cura di Tortuga,’ it’s surrounded by jagged rocks and filled with marine life.

Arikok National Park

Arikok National Park

A top rated attraction, Arikok National Park offers a taste of desert life on Aruba. Families can enjoy off road tours, swimming in natural pools, and explore a bridge made of eroded lime stone. Covering over 7900 acres, the park is 20% of the island and is named after its second tallest hill, Arikok, at 606 feet. The park features several unique attractions.

Shopping

More than just a pretty island, Aruba offers so many benefits for shopping experiences for its guests. In fact, in the capital of Oranjestad, you’ll find bustling local markets, designer boutiques and plazas. Discover everything from fashion to devices and Cuban cigars to Dutch Licorice and cheese, and much more! Then there are the unique gifts, goods and ad ons; specifically the ones made by local artists and craft people. What you might like most about this country will be the deals. With a substantial selection of international brand name products, they can range up to 35% less than in the States. Accordingly, this then leads us into the world of duty free shopping. Whereas, travelers have access to a wonderful selection of goods at the best possible prices. In fact, Penha was founded in 1865 and offers top international brands, fragrances, skin care and cosmetics at cheap prices.

If you’re serious about shopping, the capital of Aruba, Oranjestad, features a popular shopping district right on L.G. Smith Boulevard. Unquestionably, the Renaissance Mall is a highlight with a collection of sixty some stores, featuring deluxe fashion brands and designers. For a dose of the country’s culture and architecture achievements, the Royal Plaza Mall welcomes you. Thereupon, you’ll find the best in international luxury brand stores, as well various restaurants and bars, and a vibrant nightclub. Be sure not to skip out on the Low Rise and High Rise sections of the island. Following discover a variety of stores and a few other popular malls. Furthermore, Palm Beach Plaza Mall is a highlight, with various shopping, dining and entertainment, in addition to having an amphitheater. The Shops at Alhambra on Eagle beach is another fine choice. Whereas, many dining and retail outlets await, as well as a bustling casino.

Some of the best shopping opportunities:

Renaissance Mall

The Renaissance Mall 

The Renaissance Mall is a famous shopping mall in Aruba, featuring popular fashion brands and designers. Known for its beautiful beaches, Aruba features luxury shopping, making it a favorite spot for fashion lovers. The mall offers a variety of swim suits and resort wear. Located inside the center, the Wind Creek Crystal is Aruba’s only casino that is open 24-hours.

Royal Plaza Mall

Royal Plaza Mall

Royal Plaza Mall is located in building filled of color with various indoor shops and kiosks. It is located across from the cruise ship area in downtown Oranjestad, near the flea markets, museums and the main street. The mall offers a mix of options, from name brand clothing like Tommy Hilfiger and Benetton to surfing gear and many gifts.

Palm Beach Plaza

Palm Beach Plaza Mall 

Palm Beach Plaza Mall offers a range of shops and entertainment in over 160,000 square feet. It has clothing options for  adults and kids, making it perfect for the whole family. Entertainment includes a movie theater, a spa and a bowling alley. The mall also hosts events featuring live music, with various shopping with family entertainment

Paseo Herencia Mall

Paseo Herencia Mall

Fun times await at Aruba’s entertainment center, the Paseo Herencia Mall. Located in the High Rise resorts area in Palm Beach, it presents Aruban heritage and architecture. Moreover, it features various shops, restaurants and live performances, along with an art cinema. Enjoy nightly fireworks, musical performances and special events.

Food & Drink

Whether you’re seeking a casual or a fine dining, Aruba marvels at finding food selections as diverse as its people. Thereupon, discover delicious dishes developed from countries like India, China, Spain, Portuguese, Indonesia and South American traditions. As you can imagine, fresh seafood is the crème de la crème of Aruba, subsequently blended into almost every dish. Satiate your hunger with fish such as the Red Snapper, Wahoo, Mahi Mahi and the Barracuda. Without doubt, Oranjestad is a hotspot with grand restaurants serving a variety of local and international food adventures. When its time to order, consider an array of sensations, including Keshi Yena (stuffed cheese,) Aruban stobas (stews,) Caribbean rock lobster and more. With well over 90 unique nationalities to serve, you’ll find quite the collection of restaurants, cafés and eateries in Aruba. Thereupon, if you happen to be staying in the High Rise or Low Rise sections, a plethora of options await.

Being “One Happy Island,” the island is not only famous for its beautiful beaches, but it’s refreshing drinks. Cocktails are unquestionably king here as well, with the famous Aruba Ariba filling all the markets and bars. Overall, its ingredients include orange and pineapple juice, crème de banana, vodka, rum and lemon juice. Meanwhile, Caliche Rum is another favorite, known for its smoothness and versatility. If you happen to be a beer drinker, Balashi Beer is light, as well as being refreshing. Additionally you’ll find a whole selection of other popular drinks. Basically consisting of Piña Coladas, Daiquiris, and Frozen Margaritas, which are commonly served. Don’t skip out on the Frozen Blue Lagoon, its a blue cocktail made with vodka, lemonade and Blue Curaçao. So, no matter what your favorites may be, bars in this nation will always has something to quench every thirst.

Some of the best foods and drinks:

Keshi Yena

Keshi Yena

Keshi Yena is a traditional dish made from a cut out, four pound wheel of cheese, coming from Aruba and Curaçao. It is stuffed with spiced meat, typically chicken, and can be steamed or baked. The dish comes from Dutch slavery history and uses Gouda or Edam cheese rinds. Modern recipes often include olives, raisins, as well as chicken.

Stoba di Cabrito

Cabrito Stoba

Eat like the locals in Aruba by learning how to make Cabrito Stoba, or goat stew. If goat isn’t your thing, then consider your choice of protein. This traditional Aruban dish is known for its bold flavors and benefits for nutrition. It includes goat meat with spices like thyme, cumin, and coriander, along with bell peppers and tomatoes for added vitamins and fiber.

Caribbean Rock Lobster

Caribbean Rock Lobster

Caribbean rock lobster, or spiny lobster, lives in warm, shallow waters. It has a spiny shell and lacks claws, with edible meat mainly found in the tail. This tail is the only part that is really valuable, known for its firm, sweet, and tender meat. The meat has a slightly coarser texture than Maine lobster and can be prepared in many ways, whether you decide to grill or boil.

Aruba Ariba

Aruba Ariba 

The Aruba Ariba drink was created on July 1, 1963, by team member Juan Tromp during a competition. Basically, it’s made with vodka, rum, crème de banane, and cucui, mixed with fruit juices like pineapple, orange, lemon and grenadine. The best place to enjoy this creation is at the Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort & Casino, where it was invented.

Festivals & Nightlife

Prepare to be allured as Aruba has many traditional celebrations, international festivals, cultural celebrations and sport events. Firstly, the annual Carnival Celebration is the country’s largest, as the month-long celebration features spectacular parades, costumes and traditional music. Secondly, the Summer Music Festival is another favorite, presenting award winning Latin artists and the best local bands. Thirdly, the Regatta is perfect for boat lovers, including various yachts, catamarans and sailboats. If you happen to be a fan of windsurfing or kitesurfing, the Hi-Winds celebration features competitions for surfers, in addition to non-stop partying. Moreover, these events aren’t the end of this town, as the luxury casinos play a major role in tourism. From slot machines to table games and sports betting, you’ll be sure to find your winning moment. Dubbed the “Las Vegas of the Caribbean,” they also host professional poker tournaments, as well as providing exciting entertainment.

As the sun sets, a world of entertainment subsequently unfolds on the “One Happy Island.” So, let’s find your pleasure place. With the upbeat energy here means that there’s always a buzz. Whether your choice is a beach bar, cocktail lounge or a wine bar, you’ll never go empty-handed. So, float on over, grab a spot, and raise a glass to a day well spent. Additionally, you can consider visiting one of the music festivals happening throughout the year. Accordingly, hop on a party bus and bar hop until morning’s light. Meanwhile, as the night reaches its height, the coolest carousing goes down at the busy nightclubs. The 5 o’ Clock Somewhere Bar & Grill is undoubtedly a sure standout with tourists. HIDDEN Nightclub in Noord has a non stop dance floor, hyper modern light show, and good beats.

Some of the best ideas at night:

Carnival Season

Carnival Season

This vibrant festival, rich in Caribbean history, unites locals and visitors to celebrate Aruban culture and traditions. It starts in November, with the best events in January and February. You’ll see creative costumes and hear lively music, showing why Aruba is a very happy island. Experience exciting parades, music competitions and cultural celebrations that highlight Aruba’s heritage.

5 o' Clock Somewhere Bar

5o’Clock Somewhere Bar & Grill

Inspired by Jimmy Buffet and capturing the Margaritaville style, it feels like it’s always 5 o’clock. Located in Renaissance Marketplace, it has a open air design and serves food, drinks and music. The venue seats 150, featuring a popular bar and serves signature drinks with live music shows.

Hidden Nightclub

Hidden Nightclub

Hidden Nightclub has everything that a music lover or clubber desires. More than just celebrating, it sets new standards for entertainment. The nightclub has a trendy design, cozy atmosphere and features modern light shows. The club also host famous local and international DJs playing popular music.

Aruba Casinos

Aruba Casinos

Aruba’s casinos offer a thrilling gaming experience, with major resorts have their own facilities. These casinos have slot machines including nickel and some penny slots, along with popular games like Blackjack, Roulette and Caribbean Stud Poker. Be on the lookout for theme nights, sports books, tournaments, bingo games and prizes.

Where to Stay

Home to some of the best all-inclusive resorts in the region, Aruba offers a range of experiences. Whether you’re a family, adult or a couple, you’ll consequently find options that appear limitless. From pleasures galore to bespoke service and an overall wonderful spirit, feel right at home. Offering a stage of stunning tropical views, rooms blow you away with a world class experience, no matter what your taste. There following, they will satisfy you with an array of unique restaurants, water sport options, amazing spa sessions and more. Moreover, the majority of stays will either be in the Low Rise and High Rise areas, on top of Oranjestad. They mean basically what they say they are, with Low Rise hosting smaller, intimate stays. The High Rise district specifically consisted of taller towers. No matter which you choose, you’ll undoubtedly receive total access to Aruba’s sugary-sands and the turquoise waters.

The Marriott has a large impact on the island, with a variation of seven hotels providing first-class amenities and comforts. If you are seeking something prestigious, try the Ritz Carlton or the St. Regis Resort. Desiring something family-friendly? Marriott’s Aruba Surf Club, Marriott’s Aruba Ocean Club and Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino should do the trick. Make it big at Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino, with an exclusive private island and an adrenaline-fueled casino. Strike gold at JOIA Aruba by Iberostar or at Barceló Aruba, featuring an onslaught of all-inclusive options and bespoke services. Finally, find a touch of history at Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort & Casino, the island’s first luxury resort. Thereupon, it offers two sparkling pools, world-class dining and fitness facilities, along with accommodations represented by a beachy vibe. All in all, every establishment has been specifically created to surround guests in tropicality, luxury and complete relaxation.

Some of the best places to stay:

Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort & Casino

Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort 

Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort & Casino is located on Palm Beach. It offers modern rooms, great amenities and various water activities to experience. Plus, enjoy time at two pools, a kids club or try golf nearby. Dine at five restaurants and unwind at two bars or the casino before calling it a night.

Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino

Aruba Marriott Resort 

Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino has beautiful white sands and turquoise waters. Spacious rooms offer plush bedding and deluxe bathrooms. A large balcony provides great views, and suites have kitchens and living areas. Enjoy water sports, pools, tennis and a spa. Dine at six restaurants, relax at two bars then visit the bustling casino.

JOIA Aruba by Iberostar

JOIA Aruba by Iberostar

JOIA Aruba by Iberostar provides an all-inclusive family experience on Eagle Beach. Guests can enjoy beach massages, water sports, pools and children’s programs. Entertainment includes a fitness center and a 18-hole golf course. Afterwards, try dining at three restaurants and five bars, then take to some evening shows.

Barceló Aruba

Barceló Aruba

Barceló Aruba offers an all-inclusive experience on Palm Beach with ocean-themed rooms and private balconies. Guests can enjoy water sports, a lagoon pool, tennis, kids activities and a fitness center. Savor a meal at seven restaurants, while four bars, evening entertainment and a casino keeps you entertained

 

Aruba: A Summary

In a place where tranquility has no boundaries, Aruba is as close to paradise as one can get. Ultimately, this is a place of pleasure where every warm breeze will relax you. We hope that we laid out a nice plan to see why this country is so very special with our list of ideas and tips. Why not add it to your collection of islands to visit in the Caribbean? Bon nochi!

Resort Destinations
Cruise Categories
Follow us
Our Newsletter

Subscribe to our newsletter and get exlusive first minute offers straight into your inbox.



Translate »