Beaches
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With a Seven-Mile strip along the west coast, you can find countless of bars and resorts packed with activities. Here, one can relax at a comfortable lounge or get in the water to learn snorkeling, kite surfing, water skiing, tubing, para-sailing, and stand up paddle-boarding. The options are endless! On the windward coast of the Caribbean Island, the beaches are more secluded and are in undeveloped areas. Here one can truly appreciate Aruba’s unique natural terrain and its sublime views, with coves carved from limestones and inlets formed by pounding waves. However, because of strong undertow and crashing waves, swimming is not recommended. Anyhow, both coasts offer spectacular views. Best of all, all beaches are open to the public!
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Restaurants
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Aruba has every ethnic cuisine imaginable. From Japanese, to Italian and Belgian to Mediterranean, Brazilian and Peruvian Fare. Here, regardless of what cuisines, most restaurants will offer Fresh Local Seafood and take full advantage of Aruba’s Caribbean waters.
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Nightlife
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Aruba’s quiet desert-island persona comes to life at night. Meet locals and tourist at a number of beach and pier bars along the coast of downtown Oranjestad to the far end of the high-rise strip. Renowned for fun & nightclubs, hotel and downtown areas are always lively with trendy venues and after-hours nightclubs, from martini bars to upscale lounges and casual pubs.
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Casinos
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Often called the Las Vegas of the Caribbean, Aruba boosts twelve casinos, sparking the island's nightlife. Aruba's casino scene sizzles with expectation and exhilaration as bells sound with each win and where lively crowds ring each game table. As the originator and home of Caribbean stud poker as well as the host of professional poker tournaments and everything in slots from progressive jackpots to nickel machines, casinos in Aruba welcomes both veteran gamblers and casual players in experiencing the excitement of courting chance.
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