Do you need a passport for Aruba?

Yes, a valid passport is required for travel to Aruba from most countries, including the U.S. Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date.

Aruba is considered very safe, especially in tourist-friendly areas. As always, exercise common sense: avoid isolated areas at night, keep valuables secure and stay informed about local advisories.

Where to go in Aruba?

Aruba offers a variety of attractions: Beaches: Relax on pristine white-sand beaches. Natural Wonders: Explore Arikok National Park’s trails and unique landscapes. Cultural Experiences: Visit Oranjestad for vibrant architecture and cultural museums. Water Activities: Snorkel or dive at Baby Beach and other coral reefs. Nightlife & Dining: Enjoy Aruba’s lively nightlife and delicious island cuisine.

Spring and summer offer calm beaches and host a variety of festivals, while fall brings fewer crowds and travel deals. Winter is ideal for escaping the cold with spirited holiday events.

Aruba is accessible by air and sea: By Air: Aruba is accessible by air (Queen Beatrix International Airport). By Sea: Aruba is a popular stop for cruise ships that depart from various ports in the Caribbean, Florida or other locations.

How far is Aruba from the United States?

Aruba is approximately 1,600 miles (2,575 kilometers) from Florida, with flight times of around four hours.

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Aruba is an idyllic getaway for those in search of soft sandy beaches, pleasant weather year-round and a vibrant culture that’s both artistically captivating and historically fascinating. Hyatt's Inclusive Collection captures Aruba's allure with Secrets® Baby Beach Aruba, the island's largest all-inclusive, adults-only resort — offering a luxurious vacation experience.

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Getaways for Every Moment

Looking for a one-of-a-kind getaway? If you're celebrating a wedding, honeymoon, solo adventure or a reunion with friends, we have an exceptional resort to meet your needs.

Romance

Revel in Luxury

With its powdery beaches and crystal-clear waters, Aruba’s landscape provides a tranquil canvas for romantic inspiration. Its rich culture and enchanting atmosphere serve as an alluring backdrop for sunset walks, candlelit dinners or simple carefree escapes for two. From exploring the island’s stunning natural landscapes to relaxing by the sea or dancing under a starlit sky, Aruba’s ambiance elevates every moment.

Relaxation

A Tranquil Escape

Aruba offers an enchanting blend of beauty and laid-back island charm. At Secrets Baby Beach Aruba, treating yourself comes in a variety of forms including spa treatments with stunning ocean views or simply lounging by the infinity pool, taking in the naturally restorative atmosphere. Aruba’s relaxed pace makes it easy to explore pristine beaches or savor fresh, local cuisine in intimate seaside eateries. As you explore the island’s unique scenery or delve into its rich history and warm culture, your ideal island retreat awaits.

Rendezvous

Reconnect with Loved Ones

If you’re considering a friends’ getaway, Aruba blends adventure, relaxation and energetic nightlife. Whether you're snorkeling, hiking or exploring local markets, Aruba offers something for everyone. After a day of exploration, retreat to luxurious suites, enjoy gourmet dining and take part in themed parties, live music and beach bonfires. Aruba’s endless activities and stunning surroundings make it an extraordinary destination for reconnecting with friends and making new memories.

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Secrets Baby Beach Aruba

Indulge in your slice of paradise at Secrets Baby Beach Aruba, the island’s premier adults-only, all-inclusive resort. Here, world-class amenities, curated entertainment and exquisite dining offer an extraordinary escape. Seeking serene relaxation, a romantic retreat or an adventurous getaway? Our resort offers the ideal blend of unparalleled luxury and pure paradise. Enjoy breathtaking beachfront vistas and direct access to the calm, pristine waters of Baby Beach. Delight in gourmet dining, unwind with revitalizing spa treatments or relax in spacious accommodations with sweeping ocean views.

Currency:

Aruban Florin

Known for:

Pristine beaches, world-class diving and warm hospitality

Official Language:

Dutch and Papiamento. English and Spanish are also commonly spoken.

Time Zone:

Atlantic Standard Time (AST), no Daylight Saving Time

US passport needed:

Yes

Average temperature:

80°F to 88°F (27°C to 31°C) year-round

Destination Highlights

A Rich Legacy

Aruba’s rich history is reflected in its fascinating landmarks. The iconic California Lighthouse offers sweeping views and a glimpse into the island’s maritime heritage. Explore ancient Arawak petroglyphs at Fontein Cave or wander through Oranjestad, where vibrant Dutch colonial architecture tells the story of Aruba’s past. The gold mill ruins at Bushiribana remind visitors of the island's 19th-century gold rush. These landmarks offer a compelling insight into Aruba’s colorful cultural history.

Lustrous Waterfronts

Aruba’s beaches are renowned for their pristine beauty and clear waters. Eagle Beach, often ranked among the world’s best, features white sand and swaying palm trees, creating an inviting place for relaxation. Palm Beach is ideal for those seeking lively nightlife and water activities, while Baby Beach’s shallow, calm waters make it a family favorite. Basking in the sun or watching a breathtaking sunset, Aruba’s beaches offer a natural paradise for every traveler.

A Flavorful Fusion

Aruban cuisine is a flavorful fusion of Dutch, Caribbean and Latin American influences. Fresh seafood is a staple, with dishes like grilled fish and shrimp served with tangy, island-inspired sauces. Local delicacies such as keshi yena (stuffed cheese) and stoba (hearty stews) offer a true taste of the island’s rich culinary heritage. Don’t miss street snacks like pastechi, savory pastries filled with meat or cheese, for a quick bite. For the perfect complement, enjoy a refreshing rum punch, capturing the spirit of Aruba in every sip.

Aruba’s Must-Sees

Beyond its world-class beaches and historical landmarks, Aruba offers vibrant towns and natural wonders. Oranjestad, the island’s capital, boasts charming Dutch colonial architecture, lively markets and excellent dining. For those seeking adventure, Arikok National Park offers hiking trails and dramatic views, while the Natural Pool and Baby Beach provide stellar spots for snorkeling. Exploring San Nicolas’ vibrant street art or enjoying Aruba’s nightlife, Aruba promises something special for every traveler.

Top Things to Do

Onsite Activities

Our all-inclusive resort in Aruba offers a wealth of activities, from reviving spa treatments and infinity pools to exciting watersports and tennis courts. Enjoy yoga on the beach or indulge in sunset cocktails. When you’re craving adventure or tranquility, you’ll find your optimal vibe within the comforts of your resort.

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Excursions

For those eager to explore, Amstar makes booking excursions simple. With convenient transportation to and from your tours, you can easily venture out to discover Aruba’s many attractions.

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Aruba FAQ

Do you need a passport for Aruba?

Yes, a valid passport is required for travel to Aruba from most countries, including the U.S. Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date.
Is Aruba safe?

Aruba is considered very safe, especially in tourist-friendly areas. As always, exercise common sense: avoid isolated areas at night, keep valuables secure and stay informed about local advisories.
Where to go in Aruba?
Aruba offers a variety of attractions:
- Beaches: Relax on pristine white-sand beaches.
- Natural Wonders: Explore Arikok National Park’s trails and unique landscapes.
- Cultural Experiences: Visit Oranjestad for vibrant architecture and cultural museums.
- Water Activities: Snorkel or dive at Baby Beach and other coral reefs.
- Nightlife & Dining: Enjoy Aruba’s lively nightlife and delicious island cuisine.
When to go to Aruba?

Spring and summer offer calm beaches and host a variety of festivals, while fall brings fewer crowds and travel deals. Winter is ideal for escaping the cold with spirited holiday events.
How to get to Aruba?

Aruba is accessible by air and sea:

By Air: Aruba is accessible by air (Queen Beatrix International Airport) and sea (popular stop for Caribbean cruises).

By Sea: Aruba is a popular stop for cruise ships that depart from various ports in the Caribbean, Florida or other locations.
How far is Aruba from the United States?

Aruba is approximately 1,600 miles (2,575 kilometers) from Florida, with flight times of around four hours.

Do you need a passport for Aruba?

Yes, a valid passport is required for travel to Aruba from most countries, including the U.S. Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date.
Is Aruba safe?

Aruba is considered very safe, especially in tourist-friendly areas. As always, exercise common sense: avoid isolated areas at night, keep valuables secure and stay informed about local advisories.
Where to go in Aruba?
Aruba offers a variety of attractions:
- Beaches: Relax on pristine white-sand beaches.
- Natural Wonders: Explore Arikok National Park’s trails and unique landscapes.
- Cultural Experiences: Visit Oranjestad for vibrant architecture and cultural museums.
- Water Activities: Snorkel or dive at Baby Beach and other coral reefs.
- Nightlife & Dining: Enjoy Aruba’s lively nightlife and delicious island cuisine.
When to go to Aruba?

Spring and summer offer calm beaches and host a variety of festivals, while fall brings fewer crowds and travel deals. Winter is ideal for escaping the cold with spirited holiday events.
How to get to Aruba?

Aruba is accessible by air and sea:

By Air: Aruba is accessible by air (Queen Beatrix International Airport) and sea (popular stop for Caribbean cruises).

By Sea: Aruba is a popular stop for cruise ships that depart from various ports in the Caribbean, Florida or other locations.
How far is Aruba from the United States?

Aruba is approximately 1,600 miles (2,575 kilometers) from Florida, with flight times of around four hours.
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