Overview

Introduction

Aruba is among the livelier, more developed islands in the Caribbean. Aruba has low- and high-rise resorts, great restaurants, and glitzy casinos lining the white-sand beaches and the downtown boulevard. You'll find plenty of things to do on Aruba, too: sunbathing, world-class windsurfing and waterskiing by day, and discos, cabarets, dinner shows and high-stakes gambling at night.

Except for the Arikok National Park Foundation, you won't see an abundance of natural attractions in Aruba. Nor is Aruba covered in lush foliage. It's about as close to a desert island as you'll find in the Caribbean, with stands of cacti and aloe vera dotting the dusty terrain. In fact, Aruba is so dry, goats eat the cacti in search of something resembling leaves. Still, Aruba has one of the world's most threatened tropical ecosystems—its mangrove forests.

Must See or Do

Sights—View the wind-shaped rock formations at Ayo and Casibari; bird-watching at Bubali Bird Sanctuary; go spelunking to see the impressive Caiquetio petroglyphs at the entrance to the Fontein Cave in Arikok National Park; spectacular views at the California Lighthouse.

Museums—Artifacts that trace the island's history and culture over 4,500 years at the National Archaeological Museum Aruba; the Historical Museum of Aruba at Fort Zoutman/Willem III Tower; soothe your skin at the Aruba Aloe Museum and Factory in Hato.

Memorable Meals—A late lunch at Cafe the Plaza; local seafood specialties at Flying Fishbone; Caribbean dishes at Papiamento Restaurant.

Late Night—Evening concerts, musicals and ballet at Cas di Cultura; gambling, live bands and shows at one of the island's casinos; dance to merengue at Mojito's Cantina and Grill, or simply groove at Local Store; hop on the Kukoo Kunuku, Aruba's No. 1 party bus.

Walks—Climb to Yamanota Hill in Arikok National Park, the highest point in Aruba; hike up the steps of Hooiberg for another great view of the island; stroll through Oranjestad to explore its Dutch-Colonial architecture; a walk through Wilhelmina Park to Seaport Marina.

Especially for Kids—An early-morning visit to The Butterfly Farm; baby ostriches at the Aruba Ostrich Farm; a day at Blue Parrotfish Water Park on private De Palm Island; more than 52 different species at Philip's Animal Garden; petting the donkeys at Donkey Sanctuary Aruba.

Geography

History

The islands off the Venezuelan coast and their Caiquetio inhabitants (part of a larger group of Caribbean people called Arawaks) were sighted by the Spanish in 1499, but the island was not developed because the newcomers found nothing useful there. (They were not aware of the gold.) However, Captain Henry Morgan and the infamous Edward Teach (Blackbeard) found use for the island's many hidden coves during their pirate days plying the waters.

Although the Dutch claimed Aruba in 1636, no European settlers arrived until the 1750s. The discovery of gold in 1824 brought some excitement and colonists to the island. The mining lasted 100 years and produced more than 3 million lb/1.4 million kg of the glittering mineral. For several years in the mid-1800s, Aruba was the world's largest exporter of aloe, and aloe products are still produced there on a small scale.

The arrival of the oil industry in the 1920s, after black gold was found in nearby Venezuela, had a big economic impact. Lago, which later became Exxon, was a crucial supplier of fuel to U.S. naval ships during World War II. At its height in 1965, the refinery in San Nicolas produced 550,000 barrels of oil a day.

When the market declined in the mid-1980s, Exxon closed the facility. Successive companies failed to maintain the operation, but the San Antonio (U.S.)-based Valero Energy Corporation gained control of the facility in 2004 and reportedly invested close to US$640 million in upgrades. However, San Nicolas's town economy took another blow in 2012 when the Valero Aruba Refinery closed.

Tourists began arriving in the 1960s, but development of large resort hotel-casinos really started in earnest in the 1980s, when declining oil revenues led the government to seek new ways to bolster the economy. The boom outdid itself in enthusiasm, and the government had to issue a five-year moratorium on hotel building in the 1990s to keep supply and demand at the proper ratio; still, many new resorts have risen along Aruba's windswept shores.

Today, tourism is the leading industry, and more than half a million people visit Aruba each year, making it one of the most popular destinations in the Caribbean. As a result, the island is prosperous by Caribbean standards, and its citizens enjoy a high rate of literacy, good housing, education and health care.

The island has been influenced as much by Venezuela (only 15 mi/24 km away from Aruba) as by the Netherlands. Most Arubans speak English, Spanish and Dutch, as well as the native language, Papiamento (a mixture of African, Arawak, Dutch, English, Portuguese and Spanish idioms).

Formerly a part of the six-federation Netherlands Antilles, Aruba gained separate status on 1 January 1986. This means that Aruba has direct ties to Holland, but the island has its own constitution, based on Western democratic principles. This calls for a governor and an eight-member council of ministers vested with executive powers and headed by a prime minister. A 21-member parliament is responsible for legislative matters. Judicial powers lie with the common courts in Aruba, and ultimately with the High Court of Justice in Holland.

Snapshot

Aruba's foremost attractions include beaches, shopping, casinos, watersports, excellent restaurants, high-energy nightlife and friendly people.

If you enjoy good beaches, ethnic food, gambling and quality shopping, Aruba is for you. Don't expect, however, to partake in a "Bali Hai" island experience (Aruba resembles a flat desert) or to find much distinctive Caribbean culture. If you prefer lush rain-forest-type destinations, Aruba may not be your preference. It's more like Arizona or New Mexico than Puerto Rico or St. Croix.

Potpourri

Several ranches on Aruba raise paso fino horses—descendants of the Andalusian and Arabian horses brought to the New World by the conquistadors. The creatures' controlled and elegant gait is delightful, and trail rides are offered for all skill levels.

Those unusual-looking trees bent over by the wind are watapana (divi-divi) trees, and they make it impossible to get lost on Aruba. All of the trees are bent to the southwest, where the majority of the hotels and resorts are located.

The frequently used description cunucu house refers to a house in the countryside. Cunucu means "country" in Papiamento.

The city of Oranjestad was established in 1824 and named in honor of the Dutch Royal Family, which is known as the House of Orange, whose first king was Willem van Oranje-Nassau (1544-84).

Fort Zoutman, site of the Bon Bini festival every Tuesday night, was built in 1798 to protect the east side of the island. Bon bini means "welcome" in Papiamento, and the festival is a year-round folkloric event that celebrates Aruban music, local cuisine and crafts.

Nature lovers: Be sure to pay attention to the lizards and cacti on the island—there are unusual species of both.

If you want to speak Papiamento, start with con ta bai ("how are you"). Masha danki means "thank you very much." Bon dia means "good morning."

For some reason, the Aruba Island Rattlesnake chooses not to rattle a warning before striking. The danger of being bitten is very slight, however—in fact, the snake is an endangered species and one of the rarest rattlesnakes in the world.

Aruba's Natural Bridge was once one of the island's most recognizable attractions, gracing every tourist item from shot glasses to postcards. Alas, this wave-carved wonder collapsed into the sea in 2005.

Location

Aruba's port is at Oranjestad, the island's capital and main town, which is on the southern coast, 2.5 mi/4 km west of Queen Beatrix International Airport. The dock is toward the north end of the town center, within easy walking distance of the bus terminal, shops, restaurants, casinos and museums.

Cruise ships tie up at one of two modern, air-conditioned terminals. On-site services include a tourist information office, phones, Wi-Fi hot spots, tour desks, vendor stands, car rental operators and taxis. The terminals are operated by Aruba Ports Authority, Port Administration Building, L.G. Smith Blvd. 23, Oranjestad. Phone 523-4300. http://arubaports.com.

Shore Excursions

Typical shore excursions include around-the-island sightseeing, an off-road Jeep or ATV tour through Aruba's wild countryside, or a sail around the island with stops for snorkeling and swimming. Some passengers may prefer a day of guided scuba diving or a horseback ride along the coast. Special-interest tours are available for photographers, and beach bums can sign up for a day pass at one of the waterfront resorts, which often includes use of all the facilities and watersports equipment.

Shore excursions—and their prices—vary from cruise line to cruise line. Check with your travel agent for additional information.

Planning the Ultimate Aruba Getaway: The Luxury Booking Guide

Aruba, fondly known as the "One Happy Island," is a sun-drenched paradise nestled in the Southern Caribbean. Blessed with constant trade winds, year-round sunshine, temperatures hovering in the mid-80s, and a unique location safely outside the traditional hurricane belt, Aruba is one of the most reliable and spectacular beach destinations in the world. From the pristine, powdery white sands of Palm Beach and Eagle Beach to the rugged, desert-like interior of Arikok National Park, the island offers an extraordinary blend of natural beauty, cosmopolitan dining, and luxury living. However, because Aruba is incredibly popular among discerning travelers, planning a vacation that perfectly balances luxury, adventure, and relaxation requires meticulous planning. Working with professional Aruba travel agents at Vincent Vacations is the best way to transform a standard trip into a bespoke VIP travel experience.

Our travel agency brings deep first-hand expertise, established industry relationships, and access to exclusive booking benefits that you simply cannot find when booking on your own. When you partner with us, you don't just book a room—you unlock a world of Signature Travel Network perks, complimentary luxury upgrades, and dedicated support from start to finish. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the island’s top luxury resorts, detail the advantages of booking through Vincent Vacations, compare DIY travel planning against professional booking, and outline a step-by-step vacation timeline to help you plan your dream Aruban escape.

The Top Luxury Beach Resorts in Aruba: Where to Stay

Aruba’s coastline is lined with world-class resorts, each offering a distinct vibe and level of service. Depending on whether you are seeking a vibrant, all-inclusive beach party, a refined and sophisticated resort with a high-stakes casino, or a quiet, romantic eco-luxury sanctuary, your choice of accommodation will define your vacation. Our travel advisors have vetted and recommended three of the island's finest properties, ensuring that you select the resort that aligns perfectly with your vacation goals.

1. Riu Palace Aruba and Riu Palace Antillas: All-Inclusive Palm Beach Glamour

For travelers who want a stress-free, all-inclusive vacation without sacrificing luxury, the Riu Palace resorts on Palm Beach are an outstanding choice. These properties offer a lively, grand atmosphere with stunning oceanfront pools, diverse dining, and immediate access to the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean. By choosing the right Riu property, you can tailor your experience to match your exact travel style.

• Riu Palace Aruba: This family-friendly resort features over 400 beautifully appointed rooms and suites. The property is designed to resemble a grand European palace, with white-domed towers and columns that frame a massive central pool complex. Guests enjoy round-the-clock all-inclusive service, including five distinct restaurants. Highlights include Krystal, which offers gourmet fusion cuisine, and L’Oasis, an Italian buffet and à la carte venue. Children and adults alike will love the daily activities, live evening entertainment, and the state-of-the-art Renova Spa.
• Riu Palace Antillas: Located immediately adjacent to its sister property, Riu Palace Antillas is a dedicated adults-only (18+) sanctuary. This resort is perfect for couples, honeymooners, or groups of friends looking for a sophisticated, adult atmosphere. The resort features its own selection of pools, a lively casino, the Pacha nightclub, and access to all the facilities, pools, and restaurants at Riu Palace Aruba. This dual-property access allows guests to enjoy a quiet, adult-only oasis while still being able to dive into the family-friendly resort's amenities.

Vincent Vacations' advisors use their first-hand expertise to navigate these massive properties. We help you choose between the family-focused towers of Riu Palace Aruba and the romantic, adult-centric rooms of Riu Palace Antillas, securing the best room categories—such as the Ocean View suites—and coordinating group blocks for family reunions or destination weddings.

2. The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba: The Height of Sophisticated Beachfront Luxury

If your travel style demands impeccable service, sophisticated amenities, and refined luxury, The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba, located at the peaceful northern end of Palm Beach, is the premier choice. The resort effortlessly blends classic Ritz-Carlton elegance with the relaxed, warm spirit of the Dutch Caribbean. From the moment you arrive and receive a welcome cocktail, you are enveloped in world-class hospitality.

Every guest room and suite at The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba, features a private balcony with stunning views of the Caribbean Sea. The resort boasts two expansive swimming pools—including a quiet, adults-only pool and a lively family pool—alongside private beachfront cabanas. Dining at the resort is a culinary journey, featuring Casa Nonna (authentic Italian dishes prepared with imported ingredients), BLT Steak (a modern American steakhouse), and Madero Beach Bar for poolside lunch and tropical cocktails. For relaxation, the 15,000-square-foot Ritz-Carlton Spa is the largest on the island, offering 13 treatment rooms and locally inspired therapies like the "Dushi Tera" treatment, which utilizes local aloe and clay. At night, the 24-hour Ritz-Carlton Casino provides a sophisticated space for table games, slot machines, and live entertainment.

To truly elevate your stay, Vincent Vacations recommends upgrading to the Ritz-Carlton Club Level. This exclusive hotel-within-a-hotel experience grants access to the private Club Lounge, which offers five complimentary culinary presentations daily (breakfast, light lunch, afternoon tea, hors d'oeuvres, and cordials/desserts), a dedicated concierge, and a private beach area. When booking your Ritz-Carlton stay through Vincent Vacations, we leverage our preferred agency relationships to unlock high-value Signature Travel Network perks. Our clients regularly receive room upgrades, daily breakfast credits, and exclusive resort credits that can be applied directly to spa services or fine dining, ensuring you receive maximum value and VIP recognition.

3. Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort: An Adults-Only Eco-Luxury Oasis on Eagle Beach

For couples, honeymooners, and wellness-focused travelers seeking peace, quiet, and romantic seclusion, Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort is the ultimate destination in Aruba. Located on the wide, white sands of Eagle Beach—frequently voted one of the top beaches in the world—this low-rise, boutique, adults-only (18+) resort is a world apart from the high-rise hotel district. Bucuti & Tara is globally recognized for its environmental leadership, holding the distinction of being the first carbon-neutral resort in the Caribbean.

The resort is designed as an intimate sanctuary. To maintain a peaceful atmosphere, Bucuti & Tara does not host groups, conventions, or children. The beach area is remarkably spacious, with sun loungers spaced far apart, guaranteeing that you will never have to search for a palapa or hear loud music. The resort’s accommodation options include the modern Tara Suites, which sit directly on the beach, and the luxurious Bungalow suites. Dining at the oceanfront Elements restaurant is a highlight, offering sustainable, organic, vegan, and gluten-free menus alongside premium cuts of steak and fresh local seafood. For a truly unforgettable experience, the resort’s Romance Concierge can arrange a private, candlelit dinner in a beachfront cabana under the stars.

Because Bucuti & Tara operates at near-capacity year-round and maintains a loyal base of returning guests, booking this resort requires advanced planning. The team at Vincent Vacations has the first-hand expertise necessary to navigate their limited inventory, secure your preferred suite, and coordinate personalized wellness programs or romantic surprises before you even set foot on the island.

Why Book with Vincent Vacations? Signature Perks & Luxury Upgrades

With so many travel websites and search engines available, it can be tempting to try to book your Aruba vacation yourself. However, booking a luxury vacation is an investment of your time and money, and online travel agencies cannot provide the personalized care, industry relationships, and exclusive benefits that Vincent Vacations offers. As a premier travel agency and member of the prestigious Signature Travel Network, we provide our clients with exclusive value-adds that enhance their travel experience and save them money.

When you book your Aruba resort stay through Vincent Vacations, you gain access to Signature Travel Network perks at our preferred partner properties, such as The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba, and Bucuti & Tara. These high-value benefits typically include:

• Complimentary Room Upgrades: Based on availability at the time of check-in, our clients are prioritized for upgrades to higher room categories, such as moving from a resort-view room to a partial ocean-view or oceanfront suite, representing hundreds of dollars in added value per night.
• Daily Breakfast Credits: Enjoy complimentary daily breakfast for two guests throughout your stay. At luxury resorts, breakfast can easily cost $40 to $60 per person per day; this perk alone can save you hundreds of dollars over the course of a week.
• Exclusive Property Credits: Receive a resort credit (typically $100 USD) per stay, which can be used for dinner at a fine dining restaurant, poolside cocktails, or a rejuvenating treatment at the resort spa.
• Flexible Check-In and Check-Out: Request early check-in and late check-out privileges (subject to availability) so that you can make the most of your travel days and enjoy the beach right up until it is time to head to the airport.
• Custom Welcome Amenities: Receive specialized welcome gifts, fruit platters, or a bottle of champagne in your room upon arrival, along with a personalized note from the resort's general manager indicating your VIP status.

Beyond these tangible perks, the greatest benefit of working with Vincent Vacations is our personal advocacy and first-hand expertise. We maintain direct relationships with resort general managers, sales directors, and guest relations managers in Aruba. Before you arrive, we reach out to the property to flag you as a VIP guest, highlight any special milestones you are celebrating (such as an anniversary, birthday, or honeymoon), and ensure your specific room preferences are noted. If you experience any travel disruptions, such as flight delays, cancellations, or medical emergencies, our advisors are available to handle the logistics, manage rebookings, and coordinate with the resort and transfer companies, allowing you to enjoy a completely hassle-free transfer and peace of mind.

DIY Booking vs. Partnering with Vincent Vacations

To help you understand the difference between planning an Aruba vacation on your own versus booking with the travel professionals at Vincent Vacations, we have outlined the key differences in the table below:

As the comparison shows, partnering with Vincent Vacations goes far beyond securing a hotel reservation. It ensures that every aspect of your Aruban vacation is optimized for value, convenience, luxury, and peace of mind.

Step-by-Step Aruba Vacation Planning Timeline

To ensure that you secure your preferred luxury resort, room category, flight options, and exclusive experiences, we recommend using this structured timeline as your planning checklist. Your Vincent Vacations advisor will guide you through each phase of this process.

Phase 1: 6 to 9 Months Before Departure (Foundations & Booking)

• Consult with your Vincent Vacations advisor: Discuss your budget, travel dates, resort preferences (all-inclusive vs. EP plan), and what you want to experience in Aruba.
• Choose and book your resort: Secure your room or suite at Riu Palace, The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba, or Bucuti & Tara. This is particularly crucial if you are traveling during peak holiday seasons (December to April) or planning a romantic trip to Bucuti & Tara.
• Select and book flights: Work with your advisor to find the best flight schedules, routing, and cabin categories. We recommend booking flights early to secure the best rates and seating configurations.
• Purchase Travel Insurance: Protect your investment with a comprehensive travel insurance policy that covers flight cancellations, medical emergencies, and travel delays.

Phase 2: 3 to 6 Months Before Departure (Excursions & Dining)

• Book exclusive excursions: Aruba has a wealth of land and sea adventures. We recommend pre-booking popular excursions, such as a private catamaran snorkeling charter, a guided UTV or ATV tour through Arikok National Park, or a deep-sea fishing excursion.
• Secure dining reservations: Aruba is known as a culinary hub of the Caribbean. Popular off-property restaurants like The Flying Fishbone (where you can dine with your feet in the water), Madame Janette, and Fred Royal Oak book out months in advance. Your advisor will help you plan your dining schedule and secure these coveted reservations.
• Reserve spa treatments and cabanas: If you are staying at The Ritz-Carlton, reserve your beachfront cabana and schedule your luxury treatments at the spa. If you are staying at Bucuti & Tara, coordinate with the Romance Concierge for beach dining.

Phase 3: 1 to 2 Months Before Departure (Documentation & Packing)

• Complete the Aruba ED Card: All travelers visiting Aruba must complete the online Embarkation-Disembarkation (ED) Card. This is a mandatory entry requirement that must be filled out before departure. Your advisor will provide the correct link and guide you through the process.
• Review your passports: Ensure that all passports are valid for the duration of your stay in Aruba. No visa is required for US, Canadian, or EU citizens for tourist stays under 30 days.
• Finalize your packing list: Pack lightweight beachwear, plenty of reef-safe sunscreen (Aruba has strict laws to protect its coral reefs), a wide-brimmed hat, polarized sunglasses, and smart-casual clothing for dinners.

Phase 4: 1 to 2 Weeks Before Departure (Final Preps)

• Receive your final travel documents: Your Vincent Vacations advisor will provide a comprehensive itinerary containing your flight details, resort confirmation numbers, private transfer instructions, and excursion details.
• Confirm airport logistics: Double-check bag fees, flight times, and transport to your departure airport.
• Pack your bags: Keep your passports, ED card confirmations, prescription medications, and travel documents in your carry-on bag.

Phase 5: During Your Stay (Relaxation & Support)

• Enjoy the island: Arrive at the airport, look for your private transfer driver holding a sign with your name, and begin your luxury getaway.
• In-trip support: If you need to make any changes to your itinerary, add an excursion, or require assistance, simply contact your Vincent Vacations advisor. We are here to support you throughout your entire vacation.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Here are answers to the questions our luxury travel advisors receive most frequently from clients planning a trip to Aruba:

Why should I book my Aruba vacation with a travel agent instead of doing it myself online?

Booking with Vincent Vacations gives you access to high-value Signature Travel Network perks (like free room upgrades, daily breakfast credits, and property credits) that online booking engines cannot offer. We save you hours of research, provide personalized recommendations based on our first-hand expertise, and act as your direct advocate if flights are delayed or plans change. Best of all, we provide a seamless, VIP experience from start to finish.

What is the difference between Palm Beach and Eagle Beach in Aruba?

Palm Beach is the heart of Aruba's high-rise resort district. It features a wide stretch of calm turquoise water, excellent swimming, and is lined with luxury hotels (like The Ritz-Carlton and Riu Palace), beach bars, restaurants, water sports operators, and shopping centers. It is lively and walkable, making it perfect for families and active travelers. Eagle Beach is a low-rise district known for its extraordinarily wide, powdery white beach and quiet, romantic atmosphere. It is home to boutique, adults-only properties like Bucuti & Tara and is famous for its iconic, wind-swept divi-divi trees. It is ideal for couples seeking relaxation and romance.

Is Aruba safe for travelers, and what is the best way to get around?

Aruba is consistently rated as one of the safest islands in the Caribbean. The locals are incredibly friendly, and visitors can safely walk around the resort areas and downtown Oranjestad at night. To get around, we recommend letting Vincent Vacations arrange your private airport transfers. For exploring the island, taxis are readily available, have set flat rates, and are highly reliable. If you want to explore the rugged coast or Arikok National Park, we recommend booking a guided 4x4 excursion or renting a Jeep for the day, which our advisors can arrange for you.

When is the best time of year to visit Aruba?

Aruba is a year-round destination, but the high season runs from mid-December through mid-April, when travelers flock to the island to escape the winter cold. During this time, the island is lively, but resorts and flights are at their most expensive. The shoulder season, from May to November, offers excellent weather, fewer crowds, and lower resort rates. Because Aruba lies outside the hurricane belt, you can safely visit during the summer and fall months without worrying about major tropical storms or hurricanes.

How does the Aruba Embarkation-Disembarkation (ED) Card work?

The online ED Card is a mandatory immigration form that all visitors must complete before boarding their flight to Aruba. It can be completed up to seven days prior to your travel date. Once submitted and approved, you will receive a confirmation PDF that you must print or show on your mobile device at flight check-in and upon arrival in Aruba. Your Vincent Vacations advisor will provide you with the official link and step-by-step instructions to ensure this is completed correctly.

What currency is used in Aruba, and do I need cash?

The local currency is the Aruban Florin, but US Dollars are accepted everywhere on the island. Credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, and American Express) are widely accepted at resorts, restaurants, and shops. We recommend carrying a small amount of cash in US Dollars for tipping taxi drivers, beach attendants, or purchasing souvenirs at small local markets. If you pay in US cash, you may receive change in Aruban Florins, which can be spent during your stay or kept as a souvenir.

Can Vincent Vacations help with destination weddings, honeymoons, or group travel to Aruba?

Absolutely! We specialize in romance and group travel. Whether you are planning a destination wedding, a milestone anniversary trip, a honeymoon, a multi-generational family reunion, or a corporate incentive group, our advisors have the resources and partnerships to handle room blocks, group events, private transfers, and customized itineraries. We work closely with the resort event coordinators on the island to ensure your celebration is flawless.

Secure Your VIP Experience in Aruba Today

Aruba's white-sand beaches, warm turquoise waters, and luxury resorts are waiting for you. Don't leave your dream vacation to chance by booking through a generic website. Partner with the destination experts at Vincent Vacations to design a customized, luxury itinerary filled with VIP recognition, Signature Travel Network perks, and luxury upgrades.

Let us handle all the details—from selecting the perfect suite to arranging private transfers and booking the best dining reservations. Contact the travel experts at Vincent Vacations today by calling 1 (888) 883-0460 or request your customized travel quote online at https://www.vincentvacations.com/get-a-quote. We look forward to helping you experience the ultimate Aruba beach vacation!