Looking for a fantastic getaway with no hurricanes, great weather, and a chance to frolic with flamingos? Then, look no further than Aruba for your next great escape!
The Flamingos
Ever wondered what it'd be like to get up-close-and-personal with a majestic flamingo? Well, in Aruba, adults can swim aside dozens of flamingos, or kick back and relax while you watch them play. Can you guess where exactly to find them?
The Beaches
The beaches in Aruba are nothing less than breathtaking. Gaze out into the bright blue waters as you lounge all day on some of the softest white sand in the Caribbean. Sunscreen, anyone?
Green Initiatives
Not only has Aruba made significant efforts to "go green" over the years, but its first carbon-neutral hotel was just announce last year. Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort provides a net zero carbon emissions experience, meaning its guests leave no carbon footprint.
Geological Formations
Aruba is the home to some of the most spectacular caves, trails, hills and rock formations in the world. Be sure to check out some of its famous diving sites...if you dare!
Great Weather
The consistent sunshine and natural trade winds make Aruba the ideal destination for beach-lovers. It also hardly ever rains in Aruba because it's situated below the hurricane belt --so if you're looking for a getaway between June and November, this would be it!
Easily Accessible
Aruba visitors typically arrive at the nearby cruise port or Queen Beatrix International Airport. Most take advantage of nonstop or single-connection flights from most major U.S. cities, or daily flights from major hubs around the world to get here.
Fantastic Snorkeling
Aruba is home to some of the best snorkeling spots in the Caribbean --many that are easily accessible and popular among tourists. Be sure to check out Arashi Beach, Boca Catalina, and Catalina Cove, to name a few.
Incredible Dining
Dining in Aruba is incredibly diverse and consists of a variety of cuisines, such as Dutch and Asian, African, Spanish, and more! Enjoy fresh fish straight from the sea, or indulge in several of Aruba’s vibrant restaurants inspired by over 90 different nationalities.