Location: Aruba is the happy Dutch Caribbean island in the Souther Caribbean.

Geography: Unique desert terrain, crystal clear azure seas, and powdery-soft sands appeal to a broad array of vacationers. Miles of beaches, named some to fhe best in the world, ar found on the south and west coasts.

Weather: With average daily temps of 82 degrees (28 degrees C) and cooling trade winds, Aruba has more sonny days than any other Caribbean Island and is located outside the hurricane belt. Unlike other Caribbean islands, Aruba’s climate is dry and rainy days are an occasional occurrence.

Size: Aruba is just 19.6 miles (31km) ling and 6 miles (9.7km) wide, with a total area of 70 square miles.

Capital: Oranjestad, Aruba’s bustling harbor city, is a dynamic blend of luxury retailers, unique local boutiques, colorful Dutch colonial architecture, and restored landmark gems like the iconic green “stadhuis” housing the City Hall where legal marriage ceremonies are performed. Complimentary solar and electric powered streetcars meander through the city streets with a hop-on/hop-off option at various points of interest, including several museums and galleries to explore. The downtown culinary scene offers international, regional, and local fare in both casual and fine dining settings.

Accommodation Centers: Most of Aruba’s hotels can be found along Eagle Beach and Palm Beach.

Population: Aruba is truly a multicultural destination with an exceptionally diverse population of more than 90 nationalities among nearly 108,000 residents. This diversity is beautifully represented in Aruba’s rich history, culture, and culinary scene highlighted by gracious island hospitality.

Language: Dutch and Papiamento are Aruba’s official languages but most Arubans speak at least four languages, including English and Spanish, so it’s highly unlikely that English speaking clients will encounter language barriers during their stay in Aruba.