In Aruba, one-third of the 2,875 accommodation options in Aruba are apartment rentals, which represent 35.54% of the available properties. Apartment rentals here have a median price £151 a night as well as an average size of 69 m². Moreover, the majority of apartment rentals in Aruba can host 4 guests, which makes Aruba a great holiday spot for medium-sized groups and families. House rentals are the second most common accommodation option in Aruba. The average size of house rentals in Aruba is 181 m², and the average price is £315 per night.
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Many travellers would like to find a holiday letting that has a pool. Many of the rentals in Aruba have one. Apartment rentals with pools in Aruba are a great option for groups of 4 and usually cost around £225 per night. In Aruba, most of the properties including a pool are located near the water. Aruba is an excellent holiday destination if you're a pet owner, as a lot of rentals in Aruba allow you to bring your four-legged friend. If this is a top requirement for you, check the apartment rentals in Aruba. This is the most pet-friendly type of accommodation there. If you want to stay central, a few of the pet-friendly holiday lettings are less than 2 kilometres away from the city centre.
Enjoy a summer family break at your Aruba holiday home
Located 15 miles north of Venezuela in the Caribbean Sea, the island of Aruba is one of the four countries of the Netherlands Antilles. Measuring just 18 miles in length, this intimate island has no rivers to boast of, yet packs a punch with its beaches, history and vegetation. Book a sea-facing Aruba holiday letting for a dream stay on this gorgeous island.
How to get to Aruba?
Flying Into Aruba
Aruba is served by the Reina Beatrix International Airport (AUA) which lies to the west of the island. Carriers such as Aruba Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Airlines and Southwest Airlines all land at this airport. A comfortable taxi will get you to your Aruba holiday letting in no time.
Alternately, several vacationers reach Aruba by ship at the cruise port in the capital Oranjestad. The Electric Streetcar is an eco-friendly double-decker that travels from the port to downtown, where the little hotels and cafés are concentrated. The bus system called 'Arubus' is an economical way to travel to the main parts of the island.
Where to find the best food in Aruba?
Cuisine and more in Aruba
While in Aruba, do try out local delicacies such as iguana soup, ostrich burgers and the traditional baked cheese products. Aruba's principal towns offer much to choose from: there are the Italian ristorantes, steak-and-chop houses as well as the usual chain outlets. Aruba's national beer, Balashi Beer is a must try while on the island. Golden yellow in colour, its name comes from the words 'Balana' and 'Bala Bala' which refer to a closeness to the sea.
What is the weather like in Aruba?
When to visit Aruba?
Aruba has sunshine all year round so the best time to visit depends on what you want. Mid-December until mid-April is high season, so make sure you book your Aruba holiday letting in advance as the crowds arrive to escape winter in their countries. The carnival season from January to March is filled with music, dance, parties and parades.
The low season which lasts from mid-April to mid-December is recommended to experience Aruba's laid back side.
What are the top sights in Aruba?
Important sights on the island
The historic California Lighthouse on the northernmost tip of the island offers vantage views of the coast. Our Lady of Alto Visto Chapel to the north is quaint and picturesque. For a romantic night out, try the night time Kukoo Kunuku tour bus which takes participants on a fun bar-hopping spree.
A visit to the capital city Oranjestad is a must, particularly for its cultural calendar: there's the Annual Carnival Celebration, the Bon Bini Festival, the Torch Parade and the Soul Beach Music Festival. Stroll down Oranjestad's main drag called L.G. Smith Boulevard/Sasaki Weg which is home to heritage buildings and plenty of shopping options. Cheese lovers, don't forget to pick your Dutch Gouda to nibble on when you get back to your Aruba holiday letting .
What are the best places to discover the arts and culture of Aruba?
Cultural Aruba
Discover Aruba's culture at the Historical Museum which houses an impressive collection of artifacts from the island's earliest times. The stone, shell and ceramic artifacts at the Archaeological Museum brilliantly showcase age-old beliefs and traditions of Aruban culture. The Numismatic Museum and Aruba Model Train Museum are worth visiting too.
What are the best activities for families in Aruba?
Activities with the kids
Take the kids to the Aruba Ostrich Farm where tours are organized around the incubator and pens. The Butterfly Farm is wonderful to learn about metamorphosis, while the observation tower at Bubali Bird Sanctuary, and the Donkey Sanctuary where donkey-petting is permitted are educative visits.
Kids will also love Baby Beach where the sea is no more than five feet at any point, great for snorkelling. The world-famous Eagle Beach has calm, blue waters and miles of soft white sand, with jet skiing and tubing opportunities.
Safely located outside the Caribbean hurricane belt, scenic Aruba begs to be explored. Book your Aruba holiday home today. The isles are waiting!
Where are the unique attractions in Aruba?
Excursion destinations in the area
Plan a day trip to the Natural Pool (Conchi) located off the shore of Aruba. This water pool hidden in a stunning natural rock formation juts into the ocean. Another exciting site is the Natural Bridge at Boca Andicuri. On the way, you could stop by the Bushiribana Gold Mill and ruins of the smelting station. Snorkel tours will take you to the Boca Catalina and Antilla Shipwreck that can be explored by diving or by submarine. For those who fancy lava and limestone formations, the intriguing Arikok National Park awaits. The Hooiberg (Haystack Mountain) in central Aruba offers 360 degree views of the island.
Active types will have their hands full in Aruba: there are jeep safaris, horseback riding, cycle tours, rock climbing, sailing, sea treks, fishing and more. Ask the locals around your Aruba holiday home for insider tips. For windsurfing and adventure sports, your best bet is Bachelor's Beach, Boca Grandi and Hadicurari Beach.
What are the must-see attractions in Aruba?
Discover wildlife and nature in Aruba
Phillips Animal Garden in Noord
This charming non-profit organisation rescues and tends to wild animals in need. The garden was built up in its entirety by one man, Phillip Conrad Merryweather and houses peacocks, red kangaroos, skunks and much more.
Butterfly Farm in Oranjestad
Explore the lives of butterflies and discover wonderful new species with the help of tour guides at this butterfly house in Palm Beach.
Natural Pool
The glistening waters of this naturally occurring pool are the perfect place to cool off on a hot day. The pool can be reached with an off-road vehicle or by foot using the signposted trail from the park entrance.
Palm Beach
Famous for its pure, white sands this lovely beach in the north of Aruba is perfect for snorkelling and swimming thanks to its calm waters.
Eagle Beach
Situated in the neighbourhood of Oranjestad, Eagle Beach is consistently rated as one of the best beaches in the world.
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