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Top places to go in Aruba.

Outside the hurricane belt, with Eagle Beach, Arikok park and a wreck you can snorkel

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Best months Year-round; driest and busiest January to MarchFly into AUA, Queen Beatrix International Airport

Aruba lies about 15 miles off Venezuela, outside the main hurricane belt, with steady trade winds and low rainfall. Resorts line Palm Beach and Eagle Beach on the west coast, while Arikok National Park covers about 20 percent of the island.

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Eagle Beach

One of the widest beaches on the island, about five minutes from Oranjestad, known for its leaning fofoti trees.

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beach

Palm Beach

A two-mile strip on the northwest coast lined with the high-rise resorts and a roped-off swimming area.

Stay nearby: Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort Spa & Casino
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park

Arikok National Park

Covers roughly 20 percent of Aruba, with caves, lava formations, dunes and the Natural Pool; a conservation pass is required.

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natural pool

Conchi (Natural Pool)

A rock-ringed sea pool on the park’s windward coast reachable only by 4x4, horseback or on foot; unsafe when the swell is high.

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landmark

California Lighthouse

A lighthouse on the island’s northwest tip named after the ship California that wrecked nearby; visitors can climb it for coastal views.

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Oranjestad

The capital, known for pastel Dutch colonial buildings, a waterfront promenade and Main Street shopping.

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Baby Beach

A shallow, crescent-shaped cove at the island’s southern end with a designated snorkel area over coral and fish.

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dive and snorkel site

Antilla shipwreck

A German freighter scuttled in 1940 off the northwest coast, one of the island’s best-known snorkel and dive sites.

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Alto Vista Chapel

A small yellow chapel on the north coast on the site of Aruba’s first Catholic church; the current building dates from 1953 and is a Good Friday pilgrimage site.

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snorkel beach

Boca Catalina

A small cove near the northwest tip with calm, clear water, one of the most used shore snorkel spots on the island.

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The top hotels in Aruba.

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When is the best time to visit Aruba?

Best months are Year-round; driest and busiest January to March. Tell us your dates and we will say honestly whether they work.

Which airport do I fly into for Aruba?

AUA, Queen Beatrix International Airport. We arrange transfers to the hotel as part of the booking.

Where should we stay in Aruba?

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