Aruba Holidays

Aruba is truly a mix of cultures. Its latin spirit comes from its previous ownership by the Spanish and its proximity to South America. Many locals speak Dutch, English and Spanish but whatever language you speak you will understand the calypso and latin music that pervades the island. If you enjoy carnivals and music festivals then we can advise on the best times to travel.

The lush Caribbean grass feels wonderful underfoot and under club. Having fluffy white sand means that even playing out of the bunkers is enjoyable! The island is around 20 miles long and about 6 miles wide so there are not many people to disturb your relaxation. You can explore the local wildlife and culture in tranquillity and at your own pace.

Being at the far south of the Caribbean islands the waters around Aruba are particularly warm. This gives rise to an abundance of wildlife as scuba diver''s will testify. There are many other watersports for the less adventurous and plenty of wonderful sea life to experience from the surface.