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Hotels of Aruba
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Amsterdam Manor Beach Resort
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Aruba Marriott Resort And Stellaris Casino
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Barcelo Aruba
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Brickell Bay Beach Club And Spa
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Bucuti And Tara Beach Resort
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Courtyard By Marriott Aruba Resort And Spa
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Divi Aruba
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Divi Dutch Village Beach Resort
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Divi Village Golf And Beach Resort
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Eagle Aruba Resort And Casino
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Embassy Suites By Hilton Aruba Resort
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Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort And Casino
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Holiday Inn Resort Aruba
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Hyatt Regency Aruba
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Iberostar Grand Aruba
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Manchebo Beach Resort And Spa
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Renaissance Aruba Resort And Casino
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Riu Palace Antillas
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Riu Palace Aruba
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Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive
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The Ritz Carlton Aruba
Frequently Asked Questions
Oranjestad is the capital and largest city of Aruba with approximately 28,658 inhabitants as of 2020
Official languages are Dutch and Papiamento, while English and Spanish are widely understood and used
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The official currency is the Aruban florin (AWG), but US dollars are accepted almost everywhere
Oranjestad has a semi‑desert climate: average around 28 °C (82 °F), minimal rainfall. Rainy season usually runs from October to December
A free heritage tram runs through the historic and shopping districts, starting service in December 2012 with eight main stops
Key attractions include:
Fort Zoutman with the Willem III Tower, now a historical museum
Main Street (Caya Betico Croes) and Lloyd G. Smith Boulevard for shopping and dining
The high season (mid‑December to mid‑April) brings more visitors and higher prices. For fewer crowds and better rates, visit during the low season (April to December)
Yes. Aruba is known as one of the safest Caribbean destinations, and Oranjestad reflects that reputation
You can use a valid local or international driver’s license. Roads are in km/h, and some routes are rough consider renting a vehicle with higher clearance or 4WD
Yes. Aruba uses desalinated water that is regulated and considered safe and pleasant to drink



