Aruba Vacations
Aruba
Your Aruba vacation
Get an Aruban bon bini (welcome) at this popular Dutch Caribbean island, a warm, multilingual place where the water is turquoise, the beaches are spotless and the activities are as diverse as the people. Aruba vacations appeal to honeymooners, families, couples and singles, thanks to the sun-soaked island's array of activities.
Whether your idea of an Aruba vacation includes luxurious resorts and casinos or water sports and dramatic terrain, you're in for a treat. Let Orbitz give you the inside scoop with Aruba's top 10 attractions, the best time to go and insider gems from countryside to the beach.
Vacation Packages
Aruba Vacation Packages
Divi Aruba Phoenix Resort
3.9
/ 5
39 reviews
Palm Beach resort has spa and fine dining, shared amenities with sister resortsGuests of the Divi Aruba Phoenix Resort enjoy on-site amenities including 24-hour room service, spa and fitness center, plus the combined offerings of a family of five Divi Aruba resorts. Stroll through the neighboring Divi wildlife preserve, lounge on the sandy white Palm Beach, or browse the wine shop and enjoy a bottle while watching the sun set from your private balcony. Meeting space and high-speed Internet access is available for those who need to get business done. Highlights High-rise resort on famous Palm BeachFantastic dining and 24-hour room serviceAccommodations include studios and suites with fully equipped kitchensFitness center with ocean views RoomsLuxury suites in the newest section of the Divi Aruba Phoenix Resort have modern decor in Caribbean colors of aqua and cream, and upgraded amenities including granite countertop surfaces, stainless steel appliances, flat-screen TVs with DVD players, washer/dryer combinations and private balconies with partial and full ocean views. DiningThe Divi Aruba Phoenix Resort offers both casual and fine dining at the brand-new Pure Beach Lounge Bar and Restaurant, and the beachside Sunset Beach Bistro, at which meals can be sunny and bright, or romantic. The French Market and Deli has charming pastries, sandwiches and gourmet coffees, plus a wide range of wine and foods for guests who prefer a bedside picnic in-suite. RecreationSituated on the famed Palm Beach in Aruba, and backed by a private wildlife sanctuary, the Divi Aruba Phoenix Resort is the perfect setting for luxurious lounging amidst a tropical paradise. Beachside thatch cabanas and inviting hammocks are perfect spots for wave-watching, or get on the hiking path that wraps around the resort and travel through the neighboring Divi wildlife preserve. A concierge is available to assist with island tours and sailing excursions. Transportation Queen Beatrix International Airport (6.6 mi/10.6 km)Complimentary transportation is provided to the Alahambra Casino and shopping bazaar Attractions Bubali Bird Sanctuary (1 mi/1.6 km)Pedernalis (1.1 mi/1.8 km)Red Sail Sports Aruba (2.2 mi/3.5 km) Business High-speed Internet accessSpace for small meetings and functions for up to 300 guests
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Caribbean Palm Village Resort
3.5
/ 5
4 reviews
Caribbean Palm Village Resort provides guests with a quiet, peaceful and serene environment perfect for relaxing the mind and body and rejuvenating the heart and soul. Lounge comfortably around one of our two large pools or unwind in one of the two Jacuzzis while you soak up the year round Caribbean sunshine. The Caribbeans most pristine white sandy beaches and Turquoise Ocean is just a mile away with the world-renowned Eagle Beach awaiting your pleasure. Complimentary, round-trip beach transportation is provided including free use of lounges and shade umbrellas. The suites have oversized rooms with one and two-bedroom villas having fully equipped kitchens with full size appliances. All guests receive complimentary parking and wireless Internet access. The on premise restaurant is famous for its delicious Aruban/Caribbean dishes serving breakfast, lunch and dinner along with daily happy hours. The resort is conveniently located with restaurants, bakeries, drugstore, grocery stores (including a liquor store), and Aruba's oldest Catholic Church within walking distance. Throughout the year, many music festivals and sporting events are held on the Island of Aruba. This makes the Island a perfect vacation destination for Jazz, R&B, Soul, or classical music lovers. January and February is Carnival time, a thrilling, joyful and colorful event that absorbs the entire population of the Island and its visitors. Extravagant parades and beautifully crafted costumes with feathers and lights combined with local, Caribbean music make a perfect vacation experience that have visitors returning year after year. Aruba offers year-round, world-class snorkeling, scuba diving, deep sea fishing and parasailing providing a true ocean lovers delight. And, bring your appetite! Aruba is a melting pot of cultures and flavors from around the world making it one of the gourmet capitals of the Caribbean and Caribbean Palm Village Resort is your perfect destination for fun and sun.
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Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive
4.1
/ 5
168 reviews
All-inclusive elegance, ocean views, and a rock wall on Divi BeachTamarijn Aruba All Inclusive has stunning unobstructed ocean views from every private balcony or patio. Nightly entertainment includes live entertainment and theme parties. Swing with the jazz band, or in dance class, or recline during movie night on the beach. Swim in three freshwater pools, or take a wind-surfing lesson. A stay at the Tamarijn Aruba also grants guests full use of the features and facilities at the neighboring Divi Aruba All Inclusive -- five in all. The only extra out-of-pocket expenses will be for Wi-Fi or golf. Highlights Beachfront all-inclusive resort All rooms have an ocean view from balcony or patioWide variety of water sports and rock climbing wallTen dining options and seven bars to choose from RoomsAll of the 236 oceanfront air-conditioned guest rooms at the Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive are housed in two-story buildings, and each have a spacious patio or balcony with a spectacular view of the Caribbean. In addition, the flat-screen TV in each room can accommodate a Wii console for video game enthusiasts. DiningGuests staying at Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive may dine at 10 restaurants and seven bars scattered throughout the five Divi Aruba properties. In-house options include Pizza per Tutti, serving pizza cooked in open brick ovens. The Palm Grill is an open-air seafood restaurant with table-top cooking (guests choose the fish and vegetables), while Ginger serves creative Asian fusion cuisine in a chic and modern air-conditioned dining room. RecreationTry climbing on the 30-foot beachfront climbing wall, the star of the Divi Winds Sports Center at Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive, a center that also has an air-conditioned, oceanfront fitness center with cardiovascular equipment and free weights. Snorkel and windsurfing clinics will open up the wide world of water sports. Arts and crafts and dance lessons will appeal to creative types. Take a bike tour, or participate in beach Olympics. TransportationQueen Beatrix International Airport (8.3 mi/13 km) Attractions Bubali Bird Sanctuary (0.1 mi/0.2 km)Red Sail Sports Aruba (1.1 mi/1.8 km)Pedernalis (2 mi/3.2 km) Business Internet lounge open 24 hours a day (fees apply)
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Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino and Spa
4.2
/ 5
257 reviews
The AAA 4-Diamond rated Radisson Resort, Casino & Spa is a glistening 14-acre oasis surrounded by fragrant gardens, exotic lagoons, and cascading waterfalls, where guests will find themselves immersed in the islands most lush and luxurious resort. This haven features 354 guest accommodations, each with private balcony and terrace including 40 Plaza Club rooms and 31 suites. The richness of the Colonial West Indian furnishings boasting rich Caribbean touches with heavenly soft linens create the ambiance of a private seaside paradise. Dine at the award winning Four-Diamond Sunset Grille or the themed buffets at Laguna. Splash in one of the two zero-entry free form pools and play in the 16,000-square foot casino. Oceanfront Larimar Spa is a sanctuary for balancing the body and mind. The 13,000 square foot facility features nine treatment rooms, a full area of spa services and a state-of-the-art fitness center. The resort is central to the new shopping, dining and entertainment district, and Tierra del Sol Championship Golf Course.
The resort also features state of the art meeting facilities, 15,300 sq. ft. of indoor function space and the most expansive grounds with over 24,000 sq. ft. of outdoor venues.
The hotel offers an exceptional water sports facility, delectable cuisine, and a starlit themed casino, not to mention, all of the wonders a tropical beach vacation has to offer.
Green Key Global is pleased to award the Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino & Spa a 3 Green Keys rating. The hotel that has made significant advances towards protecting the environment. Strong environmental programs which identify impact and the implementation of best management practices, training programs, and engineering solutions, have benefited the environment and the local community.
From 01 June to 15 September 2013, the resort is offering Family Time program, which features summer activities for the whole family. Make check-in fun with Kids Concierge available from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Some complimentary activities include cooking with the chef, bird interactions, scavenger hunt, paddleboard clinic, cake decorating for the family, aqua zumba, beach walking tour, butterfly farm tour, bike tour, and classes in yoga, tae bo, hip hop abs and zumba basics. Contests in family sand castle building, hula hoop dance, video games and watermelon eating will also be on offer. Moreover, the resort is participating in Aruba Tourism Authority's "One Happy Family" program, so kids 12 years and younger are treated to free breakfast and a VIK (Very Important Kid) Cocktail at check-in. A VIK Passport with locations, quizzes and games for each family... and completed passports are entered in an end-of-summer raffle for a vacation sponsored by Aruba Tourism Authority. For other activities, island tour and sailing cruise for the family will be available for a nominal cost. Also, Kids Club will be complimentary for 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the afternoon sessions, and then $25 per hour, per child after that. Morning session is 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and afternoon session is 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
UP TO $150 RESORT CREDITS with CASINO MATCH PLAY
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Marriott's Aruba Surf Club
4.1
/ 5
25 reviews
Spacious timeshare villas with lazy river and pool on Palm BeachThis family-friendly timeshare resort offers a home away from home with its fully equipped, spacious villas, and some key places to unplug: the Marriott's Aruba Surf Club expanse of Palm Beach, and its winding lazy river. More aquatic fun can be had at the pool areas, while activities specific to younger guests, including arts and crafts and video games, are available as well. Highlights Marriott Vacation Club Resort on Palm BeachLazy river and fun, active pool areaSpacious villas with fully equipped kitchensRestaurant and pool bar on-site RoomsSun-bleached cotton bedding and sky-blue hues decorate this room, along with granite tops along the fully equipped kitchens of each one-, two- or three-bedroom villas at the Marriott's Aruba Surf Club. DiningWhile visiting the Marriott's Aruba Surf Club, hanging out at Seaworthy's Pool Bar is crucial. They serve drinks and a light lunch. Captain's Galley is American-style breakfast, lunch and dinner. For finer dining, guests are directed to the nearby Marriott's Ocean Club and Aruba Marriott Resort's restaurants, which include Ruth's Chris Steakhouse and a sushi bar. Guests are also welcome to visit local grocery stores or cook in-room, and supply their own drinks while lounging. RecreationFloat for hours in the gentle current of the lazy river, or stop time at the serenity pool. Palm Beach is just steps away. Families can play together or make arts and crafts at the in the Kids Maze-Matey's Hall. Those ages 12-17 and their game-loving friends who dare to click along and participate can hang at The Den, which has PS3 and Wii games. Free weights, exercise equipment and complimentary fitness classes are at hand at the Helmsman Fitness Center in the Marriott's Aruba Surf Club. Transportation Aruba International Airport (7 mi/12 km) Attractions Pedernalis (0.9 mi/1.5 km)Bubali Bird Sanctuary (2.3 mi/3.6 km)Red Sail Sports Aruba (3.4 mi/5.5 km) Business High-speed Internet access in public areas and guest roomsMeeting rooms
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Coconut Inn
Not yet reviewed
The Coconut Inn Bed and Breakfast is a small, but comfortable hotel with a tropical Caribbean atmosphere. We offer 40 spacious units, which includes 18 superior studios, 12 deluxe studios, 6 one-bedroom apartments and 4 standard studios. Coconut Inn is located in the vicinity of high rise hotels, casinos and the finest beaches of Aruba (3 minute drive). Close to everything, but far enough from noise, crowds and commotion that at the end of the day you can retreat to the peace, quiet and tropical beauty of the Coconut Inn.
All rooms are fully furnished, with color cable TV, air-conditioning, private bathroom, private entrance, private balcony and equipped kitchenette. Free WiFi available.
Extra: washer and dryer service, swimming pool, bar/restaurant and a spacious sun deck. COCONUT INN is conveniently located in the vicinity of casinos and the finest beaches of Aruba;
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Tropicana Aruba Resort and Casino
3.1
/ 5
96 reviews
Tropical luxury resort a short walk from Eagle BeachThis spot has been recently taken over by the Tropicana and offers loads of amenities within walking distance of Eagle Beach. Kids will love the wild water slide, while adults can place bets at the casino. Guests seeking tranquility can find it in the more atmospheric pool across the property, with a waterfall and Jacuzzi tub. USPTR- and USRSA-certified tennis professionals are on hand to help with that swing, and should one be interested in a few extra calories, a Dunkin Donuts and Baskin Robbins shop is on-site at the Tropicana Aruba Resort & Casino. HighlightsThree pools, a water slide and a waterfallCasinoTennis pros on-siteDe Palm Tours office on-siteGuest rooms at the Tropicana Aruba Resort & Casino come with Jacuzzi tubs RoomsEach of the 362 sun-drenched suites at the Tropicana Aruba Resort & Casino come equipped with a Jacuzzi tub, kitchenette, separate living room and a private balcony or patio. Rooms also have two television sets, each with an expanded cable lineup. The adults-only deluxe rooms have an extra-large wraparound balcony and come furnished with a love seat, wing chair and two-chair dining set for in-room entertaining. RecreationTwo pools are on the Tropicana Aruba Resort & Casino property -- one with a wild water slide and smaller kiddy pool, another with a tranquil, burbling waterfall and Jacuzzi tub. Vacationers can have fun playing on the slots and tables at the casino. Tennis is a house favorite, and USPTR- and USRSA-certified tennis professionals are on hand, ready to lead seminars or arrange play (equipment rental is available). Five jogging or walking trails are tucked away on lush spots across the grounds -- keep an eye out for friendly iguanas. A new fitness center has treadmills, elliptical, upright and recumbent bikes, and a three-arm workout station. A day spa offers relaxing treatments. A representative from De Palm Tours is in the lobby and can help plan island excursions from luxury shopping to SNUBA to rugged Jeep tours. TransportationQueen Beatrix International Airport (8.3 mi/13 km) Attractions Red Sail Sports Aruba (0.1 mi/0.1 km)Bubali Bird Sanctuary (1.2 mi/1.9 km)Rancho Daimari (1.7 mi/2.7 km) BusinessInternet access (fee applies)
30% SUMMER SIZZLER SALE
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Manchebo Beach Resort and Spa
4.3
/ 5
112 reviews
Caribbean luxury resort on the widest stretch of Eagle BeachEnjoy a bigger, better beach on your tropical vacation at Manchebo Beach Resort and Spa. Do the math: just 71 rooms and 50 shady cabanas on the largest, widest stretch of gorgeous Eagle Beach add up to a large amount of sandy relaxation space per person. Rejuvenate with complimentary yoga classes, or detoxify at the Spa del Sol with a steam or body treatment. Highlights Intimate two-story beachfront resort on one of the largest and widest sections of Eagle BeachOutdoor spa facility and rejuvenation treatmentsComplimentary yoga classes RoomsThere are just 71 rooms in the two-story Manchebo Beach Resort and Spa, each with a private patio or balcony, decorated in colonial blue and cream hues, and dark wood furniture. Spread out on the work desk, or curl up and read in a pair of comfortable chairs. Choose from a stunning view of the aqua ocean or of the tropical gardens. Each guest room comes with a 32-inch flat screen TV, complimentary Wi-Fi, an iHome iPod docking station, electronic safe, refrigerator and coffee maker. DiningManchebo Beach Resort and Spa allows guests to indulge in chef-prepared a la carte meals. Breakfast is served poolside at the open-air Giorgio's restaurant -- go light with fresh fruit or ask for something custom-made. Lunch can range from Asian fusion to European elegance at Pega-Pega Cafe & Beach Bar. The French Steakhouse serves South American cuts of beef and freshly caught local seafood. RecreationRelaxation is easily found at the Manchebo Beach Resort and Spa, either on that sprawling stretch of beach, or with a treatment or steam at Spa del Sol. Complimentary yoga lessons are held on the beach, and low-impact aerobic classes are on offer, too. Massages and body treatments are also available. Should one want to find more action, Eagle Beach is close to the Alhambra Casino and minutes away from the restaurants, shopping and entertainment of downtown Oranjestad. TransportationQueen Beatrix International Airport (3 mi/5 km) Attractions Red Sail Sports Aruba (0.7 mi/1.1 km) Rancho Daimari (2.3 mi/3.7 km) J.L. Penha & Sons (2.8 mi /4.5 km) Business Free high-speed Wi-Fi
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Marriott's Aruba Ocean Club
4.5
/ 5
4 reviews
Luxurious villas, spa, sports bar and fine restaurants on Palm BeachOne of the many perks of the Marriott's Aruba Ocean Club is its shared amenities with the Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino or the Marriott's Aruba Surf Club -- just walk on over -- but there are many reasons to stay on-site. Try any of the five restaurants, or belly up to the sports bar and be a fan of whatever is on. There is also a fitness center, a spa that inspires pampering, and an outdoor pool that has a waterfall. Highlights Marriott Vacation Club Resort on Palm Beach Share amenities with Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino or the Marriott's Aruba Surf ClubLuxury villas with fully equipped kitchensRestaurants, sports bar and lobby cafe Rooms The luxurious one- or two-bedroom villas with fully equipped kitchens are decorated in mossy and pale green shades, dark wood furnishings, and granite-topped counter space. Down pillows and cotton-rich linens are on each bed. A TV with expanded cable lineup is in every bedroom at the Marriott's Aruba Ocean Club. Master suites have a whirlpool tub and separate shower, and a DVD player. DiningFans of watching sports will feel at home at Champions Sports Bar, where the game is always on. The palatial lobby at the Marriott's Aruba Ocean Club is home to the MCVI Lobby Cafe, where one can comfortably grab a bite in casual clothes. RecreationThe Mandara Spa at the Marriott's Aruba Ocean Club has a stunning selection of body treatments and massages. A fitness center with free weights and exercise equipment is open from early morning to late night. Palm Beach is on-site, as is an outdoor swimming pool with a gorgeous waterfall. Families are welcome to stroll over to the neighboring Surf Club and hang in Matey's Hall, and play games or make arts and crafts projects. Transportation Queen Beatrix International Airport (7 mi/12 km) Attractions Pedernalis (1.2 mi/1.9 km)Bubali Bird Sanctuary (3 mi/4.8 km)Red Sail Sports Aruba (4.2 mi/6.7 km) Business High-speed Internet access in rooms and public areas (fee applies)
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Gold Coast Aruba
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Escape to Aruba's newest Resort residential community offering 2 & 3 bedroom private townhouse residences. All residences are fully furnished and are complete with fully equipped kitchens, comfortable living and dining areas, laundry, private backyard terraces with second floor bedrooms and baths. Residences have all the comforts of one's home and are perfect for families and small groups. Current facilities include 2 swimming pool areas complete with BBQ grills and children pools. A fully gated community with 24 hour security adjacent to Aruba's 18 hole Golf Course. The Clubhouse at Gold Coast is currently under development and will include a spectacular infinity pool, restaurant, bar, Fitness Center, Spa and Salon, business center, 2 tennis courts and convenience store. Remarks: 500 dollar refundable security deposit due at check in.
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Flights
| Departure | Arrival | Travel dates | Round-trip |
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| Baltimore | Aruba | Sat, Aug 31 - Sat, Sep 7 | $359 |
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Best time to take a vacation to Aruba
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Thanks to its location in the far southern part of the Caribbean, Aruba has no monsoon or hurricane season. The most rain falls between October and January, but the island's generally dry climate isn't likely to spoil any Aruba vacation.
Aruba's year-round good weather means that even the low season -- which starts in April and runs through December -- is still a great time to visit.
Between January and March, Aruba's Carnival celebrations put locals and visitors in an especially festive mood, with street parties, parades and dance. Aruba celebrates its first fashion week in November 2011, which promises to start a new annual tradition of fashion shows, parties and shopping galore.
Insider tips for Aruba travel
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San Nicolas
Check out Aruba's British Caribbean side at San Nicolas, the island's second-largest city. The main street is home to souvenir shops, but the most famous stop is Charlie's Bar where the much-photographed walls are adorned with artwork, newspaper clippings and memorabilia from around the world.
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Coastal Clean-Up Day
Make a positive impact on the environment during your Aruba vacation. If you're visiting in September or October, consider donating an afternoon to the annual Coastal Clean-Up Day, organized by the Environmental Committee of the Aruba Hotel & Tourism Association.
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Gostoso
Sample authentic Aruban cuisine (as well as Portuguese and other international flavors) at Gostoso, one of the best places to eat in Oranjestad. Among the favorite Aruban dishes is stewed beef (or goat), prepared with cilantro, garlic, onions and red pepper.
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Language lessons
Aruba is a wonderfully multilingual place, with English, Dutch, Spanish and the locally born language, Papiamento, spoken with equal ease by residents. Learn a bit of Papiamento yourself: Free language lessons are offered at resorts including Divi Aruba.
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Open-air tours
With its dry climate, panoramic scenery and warm sunshine, Aruba is best enjoyed in the open air. Enjoy the island's natural beauty from a unique perspective with a Jeep tour, ATV tour, or rent a scooter.
Aruba highlights
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Golf
Make a tee time at Tierra del Sol Resort & Country Club and test your skills at the Robert Trent Jones II-designed 18-hole course, which overlooks the northwest coast. Or head to Links at Divi Aruba, a nine-hole course near the beach.
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Arikok National Park
Hike the trails at the scenic, 13-square-mile Arikok National Park for a close encounter with the 620-foot Mount Jamanota, the island's tallest point.
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Countryside
Aruba's scenic kunucu (countryside) is noteworthy for its otherworldly terrain, dotted with cacti, dramatic hills and huge boulders and rock formations that provide surreal-looking photo opportunities.
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Museums
Peel yourself away from the beach with a visit to one of the island's great museums. In the capital city of Oranjestad, you'll find the Archeology Museum, which preserves the heritage of the island's Amerindian culture, and the Numismatic Museum, which exhibits thousands of coins and currencies dating back as far as 400 B.C.
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Resorts
Whether you prefer all-inclusive, boutique, luxury or value-priced accommodations, the Aruba travel experience provides multiple options. Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino & Spa has a swimming pool steps from the beach, and the Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort & Casino boasts contemporary décor, indulgent amenities and a picturesque beachfront location. And the Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino has two separate hotels: the adults-only Renaissance Marina Hotel and the family-friendly Renaissance Ocean Suites.
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Shopping
Jewelry, electronics, crystal and china are among the finds that await in Aruba. Score deals on international name brands in Aruba's capital city Oranjestad, or hit the Aruba Aloe Museum & Factory, an island gem set on 150 acres of aloe fields, for locally produced health and beauty items.
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Spas
Pampering yourself is easy in Aruba. Many hotels have day spas with treatments that use all-natural local products including aloe, cactus and desert mud. The Manchebo Beach Resort and Spa, for example, has a Caribbean-Balinese fusion-style spa on the beach.
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Water sports
Aruba travel is popular not just because of what happens on land. Wreck diving in coastal waters is especially popular, and Aruba's trade winds bring the world's best windsurfing and kiteboarding.
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Watch the flutter of colorful creatures at the Butterfly Farm, and meet big birds at the Aruba Ostrich Farm. At the Donkey Sanctuary, you'll see dozens of gentle creatures that were once the island's main form of transportation.
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Beaches
Wherever you find yourself in Aruba, you're never far from white sand and irresistibly clear water. Swim the gentle waters of Baby Beach, set in a calm lagoon, and Arashi Beach near the iconic California Lighthouse. Enjoy snorkeling on Malmok Beach, and the popular hotel-fringed Palm Beach and Eagle Beach.
* Prices reflect the lowest "base rate" found over the next 30 days. Rates are subject to change and may not include taxes and fees, hotel service charges, extra person charges, or incidentals, such as room service. All rates are displayed in USD unless otherwise noted. Converted rates are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
