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UTV Thrill-Seekers – All Inclusive, Natural Pool, Swim 'N' Cliff Jump
Best SellerAdventure
ABC Tours

UTV Thrill-Seekers – All Inclusive, Natural Pool, Swim 'N' Cliff Jump

55 to 6 hours
Starting at $310 per 2-seater
Catamaran Dolphin Sunset Adventure Cruise incl. open bar
Best SellerFamily Tours
Delphi Watersports

Catamaran Dolphin Sunset Adventure Cruise incl. open bar

4.52 hours
$50 p.p.
Sailing & Snorkeling Cruise incl. open bar
Best SellerFamily Tours
Pelican Adventures

Sailing & Snorkeling Cruise incl. open bar

4.12.5 hours
$62 p.p.
Kukoo Kunuku Bar Hopping & Nightlife Tour
Adults OnlyFood & Drinks
Kukoo Kunuku

Kukoo Kunuku Bar Hopping & Nightlife Tour

4.63.5 hours
$79 p.p.
Island Ultimate Safari
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ABC Tours

Island Ultimate Safari

4.98 hours
$130 p.p
Go-Kart Racing
RecommendedFamily Tours
Bushiri Karting

Go-Kart Racing

15 min
$25 p.p.
Half Day Full Island Tour and Baby Beach
Day Tours
Cross Aruba Tours

Half Day Full Island Tour and Baby Beach

4 to 5 hours
$89 p.p
Booba's Pontoon Tours Aruba
Ideal For Big GroupsFamily Tours
Booba's Pontoon Tours

Booba's Pontoon Tours Aruba

4.53 hours
$72 p.p.
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Todo Aruba TV

In-room TV Channel

Todo Aruba TV is a high quality tourist information TV channel broadcast in the vast majority of the hotels. It provides you with all you need to know about the island's history and culture while also highlighting the best beaches, dining, and shopping areas.

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Aruba Travel Magazine

Welcome to Aruba! Trusted and recognized throughout the Caribbean, Todo Aruba publishes the premier lifestyle and travel magazine on the island.

Your one-stop guide to the island's best dining, activities, attractions, accommodations and natural wonders. Find useful island information, maps, interesting articles and even scannable QR codes to book your tours effortlessly!

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Frequently asked questions

Aruba is one of the safest destinations in the Caribbean. Average crime rates are low compared to other islands, and the people are very friendly! Aruba is also located just outside of the hurricane belt, meaning that the island is usually not in the direct path of hurricanes.

Aruba is the island with the least rainfall in the Caribbean. All year long, the temperature remains around 28 degrees Celsius (82 degrees Fahrenheit). Except for a few occasional showers, the sun is usually always shining in Aruba. This is also one of the many reasons why the island has such a high percentage of repeat visitors.

While Aruba is best known for our beautiful beaches, there is so much more to do than just lounging in the sun or going for a swim. Visit the historical Oranjestad and explore museums and distinctly Caribbean colored buildings. Or take a trip down to San Nicolas, also known as “Sunrise City”, this cute little town is covered in colorful and artistic murals. Aruba also has a national park named Arikok, and two rock formation parks Ayo and Casi Bari. Take a catamaran out to sea and visit one of the amazing shipwrecks along the coast, or go parasailing to see the coastline from a different perspective.

As the weather is consistently warm, Aruba is a great travel destination year round. The high season with the most visitors starts in mid-December and lasts until mid-April, this means that prices can rise in this period. So if you’re looking for a less crowded and more affordable vacation, think about planning your trip around the summer months.

The most popular place to stay in Aruba is Palm Beach. The majority of Aruba’s high-rise hotels are located here. Along the strip you will also find many casino’s, restaurants, clubs and watersports companies. Most of the low-rise hotels are located along Eagle Beach, stay here if you’re looking for a more quiet accommodation. Staying in Oranjestad is also highly recommended, although it is further away from the beach, the colorful town is sure to inspire you.

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