See what the experts are saying about Aruba. Get expert advice on how to get there what to see and more.
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Tips for families
Aruba remains one of the safest and most reliably storm-free Caribbean destinations out there. With the creation of one water park on DePalm Island and the pending completion of another close to Oranjestad, Aruba is even more kid-friendly tha... Continue reading »
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Tips for gay and lesbian travelers
Arubans seem genuinely confounded when asked about homophobia on the island. People here pride themselves on Aruba's diversity, and most are gentle and remarkably nonjudgmental, certainly of tourists, but also of their gay and lesbian neighbo... Continue reading »
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Tips for senior travelers
Aruba's a great place for wise and seasoned travelers. In fact, a hefty portion of the island's guests, especially during the high season, are people over 50. If you're looking for a quiet environment with a more mature clientele, think about... Continue reading »
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Tips for travelers with disabilities
Traveling with a disability is seldom a piece of cake, and like most places, Aruba could do more to welcome vacationers with disabilities. Queen Beatrix International Airport was renovated in 2000, yet facilities compliant with the Americans... Continue reading »
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Staying connected
Telephones While making local calls from your hotel can be outrageously expensive, and even receiving incoming calls is costly to you, long-distance calls are flat-out ridiculous. If you have to make a call, purchase a phone card from a co... Continue reading »
