Aruba Travel Agent Expert

I love being a travel agent advisor for Aruba. There is not a job that is more satisfying than planning trips to this island destination. With its stunning beaches and amazing year-round climate, Aruba stands out as a Caribbean island getaway.

Aruba Is Safe and Secure

Traveling with children can sometimes be a daunting task, especially if you’re visiting a foreign country. However, you can rest assured that Aruba is safe and secure. It has been a Dutch colony since the 1630s, and after a brief period of independence, it was annexed by the Dutch again in the 1930s.  Aruba has been a member of the Kingdom of the Netherlands since the country gained independence in the 1950s. Also, the government of Aruba takes security issues very seriously. Since 2010, the island has been on a high state of alert, making it even more secure than ever.  The island, which makes up almost 20 miles, boasts beautiful blue waters and white sand beaches. Not only is it safe, it also is just outside the hurricane belt. The U.S. State Department gave the island a level 1 rating for travel on January 8, 2019 - ranking it among the safest of the Caribbean isles. The peak season therefore runs during the colder months in the states  - from December to mid-April. Probably the best time to pack your bags and enjoy lower rates is from the latter part of April to September. However, as mentioned, the weather is conducive to traveling anytime of the year. Aruba Has Breathtaking

Beaches

Aruba’s beautiful beaches are the main reason why people visit this island. Most of the beaches are public, meaning you can visit them without booking a hotel. Some of the most popular beaches on the island include Playa Linda, and Playa Grote.  You can enjoy a variety of water sports, including diving, water skiing, and parasailing.

Aruba is a Top Diving Destination

Aruba is one of the best diving destinations in the Caribbean. You can find many dive shops across the island, where you can arrange a dive trip. Therefore, Aruba has a range of dive sites for everyone.  In fact, you can find wreck dive sites that are both interesting and educational. One of these sites is the Pedernales wreck - an oil tanker torpedoed during the Second World War by the Germans. You’ll find large parts of the tanker spread over the site - from washbasins to pipelines to cabins.  Fish of all sizes, including angelfish and grupers inhabit the wreck sites. Whether you’re a beginning or veteran diver, you’ll love exploring the underwater site. Beginning divers love discovering the coral that has emerged around the wrecked remains. The Jane Sea dive wreck is another top site for divers. It features the remains of a freighter spanning about 250 feet and is about 90 feet underwater. Schools of tropical fish and beautiful corals surround the wreckage. You may even catch sight of rays and turtles. As a travel agent professional, I advise that more experienced divers visit the site because of the strong currents.

You’ll Find a Wide Variety of Accommodations on Aruba

Because Aruba is a popular tourist destination, you’ll find a wide variety of accommodations on the island. All the beaches on the island feature hotels, which vary in price and amenities. You can also find many vacation apartments close to the white strands of beach. You can even enjoy your own private pool.

There Are Plenty of Activities for Everyone

Kids and adults alike enjoy visiting the Aruba Butterfly Farm, which hosts numerous butterflies from around the globe. So, you’ll find more to do than just swimming, relaxing on the beach, or enjoying the delicious cuisine. There’s something for everyone in this tropical paradise.  

Summary

Aruba is a tropical island in the Caribbean with stunning beaches, an idyllic climate, and an array of activities. It’s the perfect getaway destination - one that is safe and secure. Give me a call today so we can start planning your Aruba travel itinerary. I look forward to serving as your travel agent professional.