Travel Guide of Aruba
Choose holiday lettings in Aruba, and you'll discover the Caribbean's whitest sandy beaches, lapped by warm, clear, sparkling seas. It's one of the most beautiful tropical islands on earth, and yet also one of the smallest, covering just 70 square miles. With such a small area to cover, you'll be able to see everything the island has to offer when you choose villas in Aruba - when you're not sunbathing, swimming and relaxing, that is! With a tropical climate tempered by consistent trade winds, and average temperatures of 27°C year-round, there are few destinations as paradisiacal as Aruba.
Things to Do
Renting holiday homes in Aruba allows you to try all sorts of activities. Whilst sunbathing and swimming might take up most of your day, you can easily choose to explore the island's breathtaking scenery. Most of Aruba is largely untouched by tourism, so pristine coves and unspoilt dive sites abound. Clear visibility means you'll have no problem seeing the amazing wildlife off Aruba's coast, and there are a range of fascinating shipwrecks to explore. Of course, if you'd rather stay above water, you can always try sailing or fishing, or enjoy a game of golf on one of the island's two excellent courses.
Places to See
Many tourists staying in holiday rentals in Aruba spend their days on the sands, and their evenings in town: opportunities for water-sports provide plenty to do during the day, whilst excellent restaurants and bars offer entertainment by night. Yet Aruba's capital, Oranjestad, is a fantastic place to visit, especially if you coincide your trip with one of the town's annual festivals or carnivals. Come here during the day, and you could visit the beautiful Chapel of Alto Vista, peruse a range of excellent market stalls, or watch the world go by with a bottle of Aruba's Balashi Beer in hand.
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