Aruba invites you to taste a beautiful paradise with Caribbean flavour.  Aruba is located south of the Caribbean Sea, only 25 kilometers from the Venezuelan coast and belongs to the Sotavento group that make up, together with the islands of Curacao and Bonaire, the meridian sector of the Dutch Antilles.
The island has excellent tourism infrastructure based in the quality and culture of its services, the preservation of the island, security and natural beauty of its incredible beaches without forgetting its mystic history and the symbiosis between customs and Dutch and Caribbean traditions.
You can enjoy Aruba’s nature and its intense and beautiful places, learn its long and prosperous history if you contact its genuine universal cities.  Oranjestad, the capital of Aruba is located in the extreme western part of the island and is a port city in addition to being the country’s most important economic and political center.
The capital has a wide range of different hotel complexes with large meeting halls for businesses talks and conventions.   In addition to its museums, galleries or even its gorgeous beaches ideal for those that want to rest; Aruba also has popular sports like tennis, golf, bowling, volleyball, basketball, equestrian, sailing among others.
If you need any assistance or orientation you can find them with operators or sports centers.
Palm Beach is found various kilometres north of the capital.  This is not a very attractive city, but its tourism sector is greatly developed with the island’s major hotel complexes and best accommodation, services and offers.  It is surrounded by beaches, among them Palm Beach recognized as one of the best in the world and of great tourism interest.
To the west you find Malmok Beach, a high level area and its waters are considered as the best for diving; the Old Mill, a very interesting mill turned into a fabulous restaurant, which was a gift from the King of Holland and the Noord Villa.  It has historic value due to its chapel that was constructed by Spanish missionaries in 1750 close to the famous Tierra del Sol Golf Club.
San Nicolas is located in the extreme side of the island and was founded at the end of the 19th century and is also one of the most populated cities and second most important.   This city and its surroundings are full of beaches and all the adventure that you need.
For those that enjoy equestrian you can choose to ride or do safari on jeep or just simply enjoy long walks through nature.
The eastern part of the island is characterized for having different places of interests, which although it conserves the remains of indigenous civilization like the Guadirikiri and Fontein Indian caves or the Savaneta town considered as the most ancient in Aruba.  
You can also find with the Spanish Lagoon a place that reminds one of the time of pirates; the Arikok and Ayó Rocks, famous for its Indian inscriptions.  Bushiribana is interesting for having the remains of ancient gold mines.  The island has approximately 11 kilometers of beaches along all the southwest.  Aruba is an excellent destination for diving and searching for shipwrecks and sunken planes. Here you can practice any type of sports from adventurous activities like parasailing and free falls to more traditional sports.