1. Literally all year round, the resort has sunny and hot weather, air temperature rarely drops below +29 °C. The height of the tourist season is from April to September. Going on vacation within this period, take care of booking a hotel room in advance.
2. The most optimal type of public transport is the bus, which is available from 6:00 am until late in the evening. The fare is about 1.3 USD, buses run at intervals of no more than 30 minutes.
3. Travelers who plan to travel outside the city and visit remote areas of the island should consider renting a car or taking a taxi. Although taxis offer fixed rates, the price you pay for the trip should still be specified in advance, since additional passengers may be charged separately.
4. All the resort's beaches are public and free of charge. You pay only for sports and beach equipment you rent.
6. The standard electricity voltage is 110V, most hotels have American-style sockets. Before going on a trip, check the electrical appliances you take with you for compatibility and stock up with the necessary adapters.
7. In most restaurants, service charges are included in the total bill. Otherwise, add 10-15% to the amount on your own, and in small budget restaurants and cafes, just round up the amount up to any convenient number.
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9. Even though the weather is hot in the city, beach outfits will only be appropriate on the beach. For city walks, give preference to casual clothes, and in case of visiting elite restaurants, casinos, and nightclubs, outfits should be selected very carefully.
Aruba: travelling advices
8. Tipping in hotels and restaurants is usually 10% or 15%, and they are included in the bill automatically. It is not accepted to leave tips for taxi driver. Nonetheless, additional payments are accepted by them only for luggage. 9. In general, the Island has a fairly low crime rate. However, tourists often have their personal belongings stolen. In places with large crowds of people, airports and public institutions, you can meet many pickpockets. It is therefore better not to carry large sums of money, documents and things of value with you to such places. You can quietly leave them in safes in hotels, without fear for their safety. It is not necessary to take out your purse in front of everybody in crowded places or leave it or other personal belongings at a station in the front seat of a car.
10. All public beaches on Aruba are considered municipal, and therefore entrance is absolutely free of charge for everyone. Beaches usually charge for rental of any beach or sports equipment. Many hotels have their own beaches, accessible only to their guests.
11. You can swim at the beaches of Aruba without fear. There are no sharks and other marine predators in the coastal waters. They all live in the reef surrounding the Island. Swimming is still better on specially equipped beaches and places, as there are very strong undercurrents in the high seas. On the Island itself, there are a several dangerous insects. There is also one species of rattlesnake that lives here. However if you do not touch them, then these animals will pose no risk to the tourists. … Open
