Our guide to happy travels

Planning a trip to Aruba is simple when you know what to expect.

Whether you’re getting ready for your journey, already enjoying your stay, or preparing to head home, we’ve gathered everything you need to make your visit smooth, easy, and enjoyable. This is your guide to exploring Aruba with confidence, making the most of every experience and respecting Aruba's people, culture and natural environment.

Stay informed: If you are traveling to Aruba in the (near) future, visit this page before you travel, as we are continuously updating details regarding the sustainability fee.

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Frequently Asked Questions 💡

What is the Aruba ED Card, and why do I need it?

It’s Aruba’s official online entry form. Completing it before you travel helps speed up your airport process and ensures a smooth arrival. Fill in the ED-Card. 

Do I need travel insurance to visit Aruba?

It’s not required, but strongly recommended. It protects against unexpected changes, delays, or cancellations.

How do I get around the island?

You can rent a car, take a taxi or use public transportation. Aruba is easy to explore, and most areas are well connected.

Can I bring natural souvenirs like shells or coral?

No. Please leave shells, coral, and other natural materials on the island. Aruba’s ecosystems are fragile, and we ask guests to help protect them. They play an important role in Aruba's fragile ecosystems, and leaving them untouched helps protect the island's natural environment.

Where can I learn more about responsible travel in Aruba?

At Aruba, we encourage visitors to think of themselves not just as visitors, but as guests of our island. Supporting local businesses, respecting our culture, and helping protect our natural environment are simple ways to make a positive impact during your stay in Aruba. Learn more about the Aruba Promise.