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Allamanda 4 at Tierra del Sol Resort

Allamanda 4 at Tierra del Sol Resort

Noord
4 Bedroom, 4.5 Baths
$679 - $904 USD / Night
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Allamanda 4 at Tierra del Sol Resort Noord

Oleander 18 at Tierra del Sol Resort

Oleander 18 at Tierra del Sol Resort

Noord
2 Bedroom, 2 Baths
$502 - $668 USD / Night
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Oleander 18 at Tierra del Sol Resort Noord

Bali Retreat Aruba

Bali Retreat Aruba

Noord
4 Bedroom, 3.5 Baths
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Bali Retreat Aruba Noord


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Local Knowledge
Local Knowledge Aruba

Local Knowledge

As one of the most revisited destinations in the Caribbean, the One happy island of Aruba offers visitors an unparalleled experience. Beyond its pristine, world-famous beaches, Aruba boasts rugged and desert-like terrain, 90+ nationalities and culinary influences. Enjoy lively nightlife at casinos, beach bars and evening events including the weekly Carnival-style Carubbian Festival, along with hidden gems such as Conchi—Aruba's secluded natural pool— and ancient Guadirikiri and Fontein Caves.

Things to Know

  • Accepted Currency: U.S. dollar ($) and Aruban florin (Afl)
  • Capital: Oranjestad
  • Airport: Queen Beatrix International Airport (Code: AUA) This airport utilizes the U.S. Customs & Immigration pre-clearance processes, making connecting via the U.S. more convenient
  • Language(s) in Use: Mainly Dutch and Papiamento, English, Spanish and German are widely spoken on the island as well
  • Time Zone: Atlantic Standard Time
  • Driving: International licences are accepted for driving most vehicles
  • Dialing (Country Code): +297
  • Climate in General: Temperatures usually hover around the high 20's - low 30's (Celsius). Aruba is generally dry, desert-like actually, however the wonderful cooling trade winds that blow through make it very comfortable all day long. The island is also perfectly situated in the Caribbean waters, sitting much further south from the storm path of this area in the Caribbean
What We Recommend
What We Recommend Aruba

What We Recommend

Visit Arikok National Park

This amazing nature preserve spreads over approximately twenty percent of Aruba's land mass. It is the Caribbean's second largest national park and is perfect for an invigorating hike or bike ride. Reflective of the island's arid landscape, the park offers dramatic oceanside cliffs, deep caves with indigenous drawings, rough hills of volcanic lava formations and the famed natural pools. Rent a jeep and discover it for yourself!

Oranjestad

The quaint capital of Oranjestad – with its pastel-painted buildings and quaint Dutch charm, is full of great shops, restored landmark buildings and great restaurants.

10,000 Feet High in the Sky

After a condensed yet comprehensive class, you'll be ready to tandem skydive above Aruba! You'll be safely harnessed on to an experienced instructor as you freefall for the most thrilling half-minute of your life, then breathe a sigh of elation as you float amongst the clouds for 5 minutes or so and enjoy the heavens around you.


Celebration
Celebration Aruba

Celebration

The northern coast of Aruba houses most of the larger event venues, perfect for holding exclusive functions such as reunions, special events or conferences. If you're planning an intimate celebration such as a wedding, an idyllic beachfront restaurant on the most popular south coast may just do the trick.

Dining & Nightlife
Dining & Nightlife Aruba

Dining & Nightlife

There are plenty of highly recommended beachfront restaurants dotted throughout Aruba's north-western coast line. Head slightly south, in Oranjestad and you'll find more great dining options. Here in Aruba's capital, you'll also note the variety of nightlife options from casual local pubs and taverns to posh nightclubs and lounges to high rolling casinos. Aruba truly has it all!

Activities & Attractions
Activities & Attractions Aruba

Activities & Attractions

Scuba & Snorkelling

Aruba is recognized as one of the top areas for wreck diving. The most famous and largest site by far is the wreck of the Antilla, a 400-foot cargo ship that sunk shortly after WWII broke out. The coral reefs off of Aruba's coast are nicely preserved and the afternoon it takes to acquire your beginner's certification is well worth it when you consider the incredible underwater world that awaits.


Sailing & Surfing

Thanks to the island's consistent trade winds, you're in for nothing but outstanding sailing, windsurfing and kite boarding on top of these magnificent azure waters. Given the conditions, it comes as no surprise that every summer Aruba plays host to an international windsurfing and kite boarding competition that along with exciting racing brings plenty of great action and entertainment


See the Sunset from the California Lighthouse

Climb atop the famous Aruban landmark for the best views of the island from every angle. The spectacular sunrises and sunsets at this height will be among the most beautiful you'll ever see.

Renowned For
Renowned For Aruba

Renowned For

Beach-hopping

All the beaches in Aruba boast powdery white sand and comfortable windy conditions, so whichever sandy haven is closest to you will be great. A few stand-outs though have to be Baby Beach, a crescent-shaped slice of white sand that sits in its very own lagoon at the southern tip of the island; Druif Beach, less visited than some of the other beaches, offers excellent swimming conditions; and beautiful Palm Beach, home to many of the island's resorts, there is great swimming and snorkeling here, along with a number of fantastic little beach bars when you need a break from the sun.

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