Yes! Aruba is a Caribbean island outside the U.S., so you’ll need a valid passport. Make sure it doesn’t expire within 6 months of travel. No visa is required for U.S. citizens.
You’ll fly into Queen Beatrix International Airport (AUA) in Oranjestad. It’s a small, easy-to-navigate airport with taxis and rental cars right outside.
Most resorts, Airbnbs, and beaches are within 15–25 minutes of the airport — super convenient!
Nope! The U.S. dollar is widely accepted everywhere in Aruba. You might get change in Aruban florins, but most prices are in USD.
It's up to you! Aruba is absolutely family friendly! Something to consider...we will have some excursions and things that aren't for kids. Our daughter and nephew will be there but their nana will be watching them while we do adult only activities.
Yes. Just let us know so we can plan ahead for food
Aruba banned sunscreens that harm coral reefs — specifically those with oxybenzone, octinoxate, or octocrylene. Please bring reef-safe, mineral-based sunscreen made with zinc oxide or titanium dioxide. A few guest favorites: • Sun Bum Mineral • Raw Elements • Thinksport • All Good • Badger • Babo Botanicals Stick or lotion forms are best — no aerosol sprays, please!
Aruba is sunny and warm year-round, usually in the 80s. It’s outside the hurricane belt, so expect breezy days and gorgeous golden sunsets — perfect wedding weather!
Most U.S. carriers work just fine! Check with your provider about international coverage or roaming. Many hotels and cafes also have free Wi-Fi.