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Enchantingly nestled in Oranjestad, the capital city of Aruba, Queen Beatrix International Airport (AUA) is one of the Caribbean's busiest airports. Providing connections to cities across North America, Europe, and the rest of the Caribbean, this destination sees over a million visitors every year.
Conveniently located inside the airport terminal, you will find many international and local car rental companies ready to serve your needs such as Avis, Hertz, and Budget. The rental counters are open to coincide with flight schedules, ensuring you get your vehicle no matter when you land.
Aruba, being a small island, is perfect for exploration by car. It drives on the right side of the road, and the majority of street signs are in English, making your road trip a breeze.
An economy or compact car is perfect for city driving, while a 4x4 is strongly advised if you plan on exploring Aruba's rugged north coast and the Arikok National Park.
Various petrol stations such as Esso and Valero are located within a 10-minute drive from the airport, ensuring you're always fueled up for your Aruban adventure.
Just 10 minutes north of the airport, lies the heart of Oranjestad, with its colorful Dutch colonial architecture. Further north, the high-rise hotels of Palm Beach and Eagle Beach beckon with their white sandy shores. A drive along LG Smith Blvd offers a coastal route with stunning sea views on one side and bustling cityscape on the other.
Aruba boasts a dry tropical climate, with warm weather year-round and little rainfall, making it ideal for a road trip.
The official currency of Aruba is the Aruban florin (AWG), but the US dollar (USD) is widely accepted. Credit cards are commonly used at hotels, restaurants, and car rental companies.
The airport and majority of Aruba are wheelchair accessible, although it's worth noting that some beaches may be more challenging due to the sand.
With these tips, you're all set to have an amazing vacation in Aruba. Turn up the radio, feel the warm Caribbean breeze on your face, and hit the road in style. Happy traveling!
