What to see in Aruba, itinerary including the main places of interest, including the most beautiful beaches, as well as excursions to the coconut plantations and Arikok National Park.
Where is it
Island located north of Venezuela and immersed in the Caribbean Sea, Aruba is a dependency of the Netherlands, part of Central Caribbean America.
The territory is mainly flat, characterized by very few water courses and dry climate, the latter factor which does not favor the growth of vegetation.
In the central part there is the chain of the rolling hills, of which the highest peaks are Hooiberg and Jamanota, which also represent the two points with the highest altitude.
Climate
As for the climatic conditions, these are characterized by a tropical climate, made pleasant by the mitigating influence of the sea, to the point that the temperature is practically constant, with values around twenty-eight degrees centigrade for the entire period of the year.
The island is affected by the trade winds from the Atlantic ocean, rainfall on an annual basis is extremely scarce, except for the autumn period.
Economy
The standard of living of the population of Aruba is among the highest, compared to other situations in the geographical area of the Caribbean, a large part of the economy is based on tourism-related activities.
Another economically relevant sector is the oil sector.
The island of Aruba enjoys considerable tourist importance, thanks above all to the quality of its white sand beaches, located mainly in the west and south.
The tourism industry is very well organized, with the primary intention of satisfying a wide range of different interests.
Beaches
There is no shortage of isolated beaches, ideal for enjoying greater privacy, the opportunity to go hiking alone and the opportunity to have fun at night, taking advantage of the numerous clubs, where parties and folkloric events are often organized.
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Excursions
Recommended excursions include a visit to a coconut plantation and a visit to the Arikok National Park, where you can closely observe the exotic flora and fauna.
What to do
Sports lovers can practice diving, windsurfing, water skiing, boat trips, deep sea fishing, golf, racquetball, horseback riding and even bowling.
The hotels all offer a wide range of proposals, designed for singles, couples and families with children.
Population
It should be noted that the hospitality of the locals is very high, a factor that contributes largely to the increase in the number of tourists, who are called to spend their holidays on the paradisiacal beaches of Aruba.
