Aruba Honeymoon Specials

We guarantee the best price on your all inclusive Aruba Honeymoon!

Secrets Resorts Free Aruba Honeymoon package includes:

• Welcome letter

• Fresh fruit

• Bottle of sparkling wine

• Special turn down service

• Romantic breakfast in bed with mimosas (Reservations required)

• 15% discount on all spa treatments

Secrets Resorts Honeymoon Bliss Package $1449 to $1999 (Free if requirements met)

• Sparkling Wine on arrival

• Fresh flowers and fruit platter in room upon arrival

• Romantic breakfast in bed with mimosas (reservation required)

• Couples Massage (25 minutes)

• Choice of couple's spa treatment (options to be provided by resort)

• Private beachfront dinner one evening, includes 1 bottle of domestic wine and silver menu for 2

• Romantic turn down service

• Private petit fours each evening at turn down service

• Free first anniversary nights (stay a minimum of five paid nights over first anniversary date and receive two additional nights free or stay four paid nights over first anniversary date and receive one additional night free)

Riu Palace Aruba & Riu Palace Antillas Honeymoon Package Includes:

• Surprise welcome gift in their room

• Small bottle of rum

• King bed (subject to availability at time of check-in)

• Late check-out (subject to availability at time of departure)

• Complimentary upgrade to next available room category (subject to availability at arrival)

• $35 Spa credit in ocean harmony 50 minute massage for two, per adult per stay, this spa credit does not apply with other promotions and discounts

Honeymoon couples must present a copy of their wedding certificate upon arrival in order to take advantage of this offer. Wedding day must be within 90 days of arrival date.

Tamarjin Aruba All Inclusive

• Preferred Check-In Service

• Bottle of champagne upon arrival

• Special honeymoon gift

• Spend your 1st anniversary back at Tamarijn Aruba & receive a complimentary free night.

Divi Aruba All Inclusive

• Preferred Check-In Service

• Bottle of champagne upon arrival

• Special honeymoon gift

• Spend your 1st anniversary back at Divi Aruba & receive a complimentary free night.

Proof of marriage is required. Restrictions apply. Inclusions are subject to change. Upgrades are subject to availability.

Aruba Honeymoon Tips

The Riu Palace Antillas is by far our #1 recommendation. This resort is adults only and you get full exchange privileges with the Riu Palace Aruba next dooor.

• Located on Palm Beach

• Recently refurbished all rooms

• All inclusive all the time

• Adults only

Secrets Baby Beach Aruba will most likely be our new top recommendation. This new luxurious and romantic adults only resort is set to open in June of 2025. The swim up rooms, rooms with private pools and preferred club amenities are very romantic and popular with honeymoon couples.

The Tamarijn Aruba and the Divi Aruba are located in the Eagle Beach/low-rise section. These resorts are very basic, but they are true beachfront on an amazing beach, away from heavier populated areas.

The Renaissance Wind Creek Aruba Resort offers a very unique all inclusive Aruba Honeymoon option. The resort is located in downtown Oranjestad. The marina section is an adults only resort and has a motor launch in the lobby that takes guests to their own private island.

With the optional all-inclusive resorts, just make sure you realize what is included and what's not and you'll have a perfect time. We do recommend booking all inclusive resorts that are all inclusive all the time for everyone. This just removes a potential source of confusion and aggravation.

Ideal Time for Your Aruba Honeymoon

Choosing the best time for your Aruba honeymoon can enhance your romantic getaway immensely. Here’s what you need to know:

Weather and Seasons

Aruba boasts a tropical climate with warm temperatures year-round, making it a great destination any month. However, the most pleasant period is from December to April, with clear skies and comfortable temperatures in the mid-80s°F (29-30°C). This is the peak tourist season, perfect for enjoying days on the beach.

Avoiding Hurricanes

Located outside the hurricane belt, Aruba is a safe choice during the Atlantic hurricane season (June to November). While hurricanes are rare, you might encounter some rain and wind. If you're planning an off-season trip, rest assured that Aruba's weather remains relatively stable.

Balancing Crowds and Costs

If you prefer fewer crowds and more budget-friendly options, consider visiting during the shoulder months of May and November. This balance offers attractive prices with fewer tourists, although be aware that some venues might close for renovations during the low season from June to October.

Embrace Local Culture

Infuse your honeymoon with local flair by timing your visit with Aruban festivals and events. The vibrant Carnival season in January and February is an unforgettable experience, adding a splash of local culture to your romantic escape.

Activity Highlights

Plan your activities based on the season. Snorkeling, diving, and water sports are available year-round, but for windsurfing or kitesurfing, the May to August period is ideal due to stronger trade winds. If witnessing turtle nesting is on your list, aim for a trip between March and September.

Accommodation Choices

Decide between the convenience of all-inclusive resorts and the charm of boutique hotels. Both options cater to different tastes — whether you're looking for a hassle-free stay or a more intimate, personalized experience.

Budget-Friendly Tips

Align your honeymoon with your budget by considering travel during the shoulder seasons or exploring honeymoon packages for added value.

Ultimately, the best time for your Aruba honeymoon hinges on your personal priorities, from weather and activities to budget and crowd preferences.

Aruba Honeymoon Facts

Most Arubans speak at least 5 languages. They also speak Papiamento, which is a language native to the ABC islands of Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao. Learn a few phrases for your Aruba Honeymoon Vacation.

• Bon Bini – Welcome

• Bon Dia – Good Morning

• Bon Tardi – Good Afternoon

• Bon Nochi – Good Evening

• Con ta bai? – How are you?

• Mi dushi – My Sweatheart

• Mi ta stima Aruba! – I Love Aruba!

Aruba's topography and vegetation are unusual for a Caribbean island. Divi-divi trees, easily recognized by their distinctive wind-sculpted shape, dot a landscape defined by miles of pristine white beaches and a rugged northeast coast.

Aruba has had its own currency since 1986, the Aruban florin. U.S. dollars are widely accepted in Aruba.

ATM machines are available throughout the island. Travelers checks and major credit cards are widely accepted.

Your cell phone will work in Aruba but be aware that there will be roaming charges. Please contact your local service provider before traveling to Aruba. Aruba is equipped with WIFI technology and has hot spots throughout the island.

Aruba means “red gold” (“ore” for gold + “ruba” for red).

Casinos are a big draw to Aruba. A few casinos are open 24 hours a day. In general, opening hours are 11 a.m. for slots and 1 p.m. through early morning for table games. Hours vary seasonally. No one under 18 is allowed in the casinos.

The island is approximately 70 square miles, 6 miles wide by 19.6 miles long.

The official time is Atlantic Standard time, one hour ahead of E.S.T., and equal to E.S.T. during daylight savings time period. When the USA springs forward the time is the same as east coast time. When we fall back Aruba is one hour ahead of New York time.

Aruba is very distinctly Dutch. In Orangestad, you could swear you were in Amsterdam.

Aruba is so far down south in the Caribbean, that South America is only 18 miles away.

Aruba is one of three islands that make up the ABC islands along with Bonaire and Curacao.