Palm Beach

The small Caribbean island of Aruba consists of 30 kilometers that will delight beach lovers, and Palm Beach, located on the west coast of the island, has all the attractions one can imagine. Travelers will discover vast stretches of white sand, turquoise waters and plenty of opportunities to relax on the beach. Visitors can lie on the fine sand, sit in a comfortable hammock under an umbrella or drift through the waves on a raft. As the beach has a food and beverage service, tourists can spend the whole day sunbathing, swimming or gazing at the seabed with a pair of diving goggles. In addition, hotel guests in Palm Beach will enjoy all these activities without crowds. Although this paradise has countless places to stay, travelers agree that Palm Beach is not a crowded place, which makes the stay even more pleasant. The wide beaches make vacationing at a Palm Beach resort an intimate and tranquil experience. Not for nothing was Palm Beach voted the best beach in the world, and the most family-friendly, by discerning travelers.

The hotels here are characterized by the comfort and beauty of oceanfront rooms. On the terraces and in the restaurants, guests can enjoy excellent food and drinks while listening to the gentle waves and watching the sunset. An almost constant breeze cleanses the island, maintaining pleasant temperatures and keeping the rain away. This means travelers won't waste a minute of their time wondering what to do during their Palm Beach vacation. Freshwater pools wind their way through the hotel grounds, creating beautiful natural forms and inviting anyone who approaches them to swim. First-class resorts offer entertainment such as live music, discos and casinos. Golf, tennis, water aerobics and volleyball are available. Water sports include diving, sailing and water polo. Some Palm Beach hotels offer scuba diving classes, a new variant in which divers breathe through an air hose connected to the surface. The calm water and pleasant temperatures make it the ideal place for beginner divers.

One of Aruba's most popular pastimes is to stroll the boardwalk along the beach. Sheltered by the shade of tall palm trees, the promenade offers tourists privileged views of the lush gardens surrounding the best resorts. Restaurants, cafes and bars offer refreshments along the way. Aruba's fresh seafood is really delicious. One of the traditional dishes is conch stew, also known as calco stoba. Sea bass is another option for diners to consider. A Palm Beach resort is all about having a good time in a relaxed atmosphere, accompanied by a friendly staff ready to help families, couples and business travelers at all times. Truly, Aruba deserves its nickname: a happy island.