Aruba Tips & Guides
Aruba Travel Tips, Stories & Insider Guides
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Travel Tips
Planning a trip to Aruba? From what to pack and when to go, to how to get around the island, our Aruba travel tips cover all the basics — and the insider stuff most travelers miss. Make your trip smooth, smart, and stress-free.
Island Guides
Explore Aruba like a local with our curated neighborhood and beach guides. Learn the best things to do in Palm Beach, Eagle Beach, and Oranjestad — plus hidden gems, photo spots, and must-try eats in every area.
Expert Advice
Not sure where to stay, which tours to book, or how to build the perfect Aruba itinerary? We’ve got you covered with in-depth guides, real recommendations, and expert insights to help you make the most of your time in paradise.


Best Aruba Travel Blogs – Tips, Guides & Inspiration
Explore the best of Aruba through our curated travel blog, packed with expert tips, destination guides, and insider stories. From what to pack and where to eat, to hidden gems and local experiences, our blog helps you plan smarter, travel better, and make the most of your island escape. Whether it’s your first time in Aruba or your tenth, there’s always something new to discover.
Whether you’re spending the day at Eagle Beach, snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, or heading out for a sunset dinner in Oranjestad, these essentials are traveler-approved and perfect for your island getaway.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
MOST FREQUENT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
You don’t need a visa (for most countries), the local currency is the Aruban Florin (but USD is widely accepted), and Aruba is safe, sunny, and easy to explore by car or taxi.
Snorkeling at Mangel Halto, sailing on a sunset cruise, exploring Arikok National Park, visiting Eagle Beach, and trying local food trucks are top picks.
Palm Beach is great for luxury and nightlife, Eagle Beach offers a quieter vibe, and Oranjestad is perfect for culture and shopping.
The best time is January to April for perfect weather, but the island is sunny year-round with fewer crowds from May to August.
Light clothing, reef-safe sunscreen, swimwear, a beach bag, flip flops, and a power bank. Don’t forget a hat and sunglasses for sun protection!