The capital, Oranjestad, is located on the western part of the island and has approximately 30,000 inhabitants.
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Aruba is a popular destination for honeymoons when there is much to do, except to admire the beautiful view – horseback riding, rock climbing, sailing, diving, snorkeling and windsurfing.
Aruba has varied landscape with white beaches and turquoise waters of the south seas and strong currents and rocky coast in the north. The country is characterized by its divi divi trees and flat landscape. Here you find some of the Caribbean’s best beaches and the island can boast with lying outside the hurricane belt.
Beaches on Aruba vary according to need
On the island, one can climb the intriguing rock formations, snorkel among shipwrecks or visit donkey and ostrige farms. Climb the 561 steps up to Haystack Mountain on a clear day and see all the way to the coast of Venezuela! The beaches vary according to need and activity – Baby Beach or Boca Catalina is suitable for those who want to snorkel, Hadikurari Beach for those who want to windsurf, Andicuri for those who want to surf, and Druif Beach and Rodgers Beach for those who swim and sunbathe.
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Frequently asked questions about Aruba
The best time to go depends on you and your most comfortable temperature. Aruba is warm all year round, and thanks to the island being right on the edge of the hurricane belt, there is also no direct rainy season. The temperature is around 28 degrees during the day, and the water stays around 25 degrees all year round.
You can stay at a hotel or resort on the beach. It is close to beautiful days at the beach with lovely morning swims.
Map over Aruba
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