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Visiting Aruba


A beach-lover's paradise, this Caribbean island's interior boasts desert, but the coasts are filled with picture-perfect, powdery white sand and tranquil sapphire waters. With gorgeous year-round weather, it's always the right time to scuba dive, windsurf, snorkel, tee off, horse ride or hike. At night, enjoy casinos and Vegas-style shows. While Aruba displays hints of its Dutch influences (it's still part of the Netherlands), don't expect Old World reserve: the draw here is relaxation and fun.
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Weather

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Monthly Averages
Month
High
Low
Nov
86°F 30°C
77°F 25°C
Dec
85°F 29°C
76°F 24°C
Jan
85°F 29°C
75°F 23°C
Feb
85°F 29°C
75°F 23°C
Mar
85°F 29°C
76°F 24°C
Apr
87°F 30°C
77°F 25°C
Extended Forecast
Saturday
Nov 21
Hi:
91°F 32°C
Lo:
80°F 26°C
Sunday
Nov 22
Hi:
91°F 32°C
Lo:
80°F 26°C
Monday
Nov 23
Hi:
91°F 32°C
Lo:
80°F 26°C

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Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive

Nov 20, 2009
1/1 found this review helpful

My wife and I went to Aruba on our Honeymoon over 10 years ago and absolutely loved it, we stayed at the Tamarijn and vowed to go back once we had kids and they were grown enough to appreciate and...more

Riu Palace Aruba

Nov 20, 2009

This hotel was amazing. The food was excellent - grounds maticulous - staff friendly. You cannot go wrong in Aruba. The bar staff were fun, friendly and helpful. No one was overbearing. The rooms...more

Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive

5 of 5 stars
Madison, WI
Nov 20, 2009

The Tamarijn was absolutely great. Being guaranteed a beachfront room at their prices is a fantastic value. The beaches and ocean are absolutely beautiful here. It might sound cliche, but the sands...more

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