All Inclusive Aruba Vacations - Hotels, Resorts in Aruba, Caribbean Island

Aruba is an island of contrasts. Just look around and you'll notice the contrast of the glorious blue Caribbean waters, the deep blue sky and the brilliant greens and oranges of the local birds. As you travel the island, you begin to notice the extremes between the desert landscape of the island's interior and the soft, white beaches that curve the western shores.

The island has a rich cultural heritage. You'll find a blend of Spanish, Dutch, English and Indian nationalities. This blended ancestry is noticeable in everything from the artwork and architecture to the welcoming faces of the Aruban people.

In the heart of the southern Caribbean, Aruba is 19.6 miles long and 6 miles across at its widest point. Whether you choose to explore, shop or relax, Aruba has something to offer you. Try a little windsurfing, snorkeling, scuba diving, sailing, deep-sea fishing or water skiing. If you love to shop or sightsee, visit Oranjestad, the old Dutch capital city. Here you can shop for luxury items or browse the marketplace for Aruban art and local handicrafts. Visit the oldest building on the island, Fort Zoutman, where a weekly Bonbini Festival is held to showcase local food, crafts, dancing and shows. Of course, if all you want to do is relax, just stretch out on a strip of pure white, un-crowded beach and indulge in the luxury of listening to the waves wash across the shore.

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Average Temperature

Month	High/Low
January-March	85/75
April-July	87/77
August-October	89/78
November-December	85/76

Time Zone: Aruba operates on Atlantic Standard Time, which is the same as Eastern Daylight Savings Time except that it is effective year-round.

Currency: The official currency is the Aruban florin, which is divided into 100 cents. The U.S. dollar is widely accepted in Aruba.

Language: Dutch is the official language. Most Arubans are fluent in several languages including English and Spanish. You'll also hear the local Papiamento which is a blend of Spanish, Dutch and Portuguese with a sprinkling of Indian, English and French.

Proof of Citizenship: Acceptable forms of citizenship for U.S. citizens traveling between the U.S. and our International destinations are a valid passport, OR a certified, state issued birth certificate with raised seal AND a valid government photo ID (i.e. a driver's license). It is the traveler's responsibility to provide proper documentation. Married women traveling with any documentation in their maiden name must supply a marriage license (a copy is acceptable).

How do I get around?: Buses, taxis and motorcycles are available to get around the island. All driving is on the right-hand side of the road.

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