Beneath some of the calmest and most beautiful ocean waters on Earth, lay the mangled and rusted remains of once-great ships. They proudly sailed the seas and defiantly carrying passengers, cargo, ...

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Tourists visiting any time of year will likely come across a popular sporting or cultural event celebrating Aruba’s diverse peoples, with the annual Carnival featuring a huge parade being the top e...

Queen Beatrix International Airport The main gateway to Aruba, Queen Beatrix International Airport, is just a few miles south of the capital city of Oranjestad and brings in over a million passenge...

Local currency is the Aruban florin, but US dollars are widely accepted Don’t fret about the weather as it’s nearly always nice Visitors need to have flights and hotels pre-booked to this popular C...

Most people can get into Aruba without a visa, including Americas, Canadians, British (and most Europeans), along with Australians, Kiwis, and many Asian nationalities. Typically, 90 days is grante...

Aruba is Dutch-looking with a multicultural layout and Caribbean heart. An autonomous member of the Netherlands, it has a different history and set up than the the other ABC islands and is richer, ...

Aruba has some of the best weather anywhere on account of its positioning in the South Caribbean outside of the hurricane belt. It is warm and sunny throughout the year, with little deviation and a...

With great weather and some of the nicest waters and beaches this side of the Caribbean, Aruba has things to do that are both active and chill. Most visitors sunbathe for the duration and there are...

For a small island, Aruba has a decent and unique range of attractions. The beaches are stunning and the capital buzzing. There are many sights in and around Oranjestad, including Fort Zoutman, and...