Searching for the best all-inclusive resorts in Aruba? We’re covering three of our faves, from family-friendly choices in Oranjestad to ritzy resorts in Palm Beach.
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3 of the best all-inclusive resorts in Aruba
Here’s a quick breakdown of three of the best all-inclusive resorts in Aruba.
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1. Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive: a laid-back, family-friendly resort in Oranjestad
If you’re looking for a lovely, family-friendly all-inclusive resort in Aruba that puts the focus on enjoying this gorgeous tropical island, Tamarijn Aruba is an excellent choice, and guests here also get access to Tamarijn's sister resort, the Divi.
Fora Advisor Erica Floyd says, "the two resorts are only separated by a five-minute walk. The 'Tam side' has three of the most popular restaurants between the two resorts, including the infamous bunker bar."
Erica also notes, "the Tamarijn side has all beach front rooms. There’s plenty of palapas at the beaches on these two properties. There are eight bars and 11 restaurant choices on site, as well as buffet options for each meal to keep you well fed! There are also four pools, plenty of bars, and a shuttle service between the two properties if you don’t feel like walking!"
(Our Tamarijn Aruba All-Inclusive review has more intel on this resort if you're curious.)
2. Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort: Tamarijn Aruba’s upscale sister resort
As noted, Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort is Tamarijn Aruba's sister resort. The two properties share many of the same characteristics and amenities. However, Divi Aruba has much more room variety and a sandy beach (Tamarijn Aruba's beach is mostly rocky and smaller). There are a handful of high-end rooms with ocean views along with more affordable options.
It’s also worth noting that Divi Aruba has a quieter vibe for the most part, which will likely appeal to guests seeking relaxation over adventure.
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3. Barceló Aruba - All Inclusive: one the most luxurious all-inclusive resorts in Aruba
Lively and luxurious, Barceló is one of the newer all-inclusive resorts in Aruba. If you're looking for more lavish furnishings and better amenities in the high-rise area of Aruba, then Barcelo may be the choice for you.
In addition to a wide variety of restaurants and bars, there’s an on-site casino, a variety of shows and contests, a fitness center and a full-service spa (which offers in-room massages, too).
Barceló is also found on Palm Beach, a coveted part of the island known for its ritzy resorts and beautiful ocean access.
Need more recs for all-inclusive resorts in Aruba? Book with Fora
These three hotels aren’t the only all-inclusive resorts in Aruba, obviously. Connect with Fora to book and plan your trip, and we’ll help you choose a resort that best suits your travel preferences and budget.
And if you’re not so sure an all-inclusive resort is what you’re looking for after all, our guide to the best hotels in Aruba has traditional options, too (plus deets on the VIP perks we can score for you when you book with us!). You can also check out our guides to exploring this cool, tropical island, like this 10-day Aruba itinerary or our luxury guide to Aruba.
Or: if you’re not sure Aruba is the right destination period, check out these travel guides for more inspiration:
This article has been fact checked by Fora Advisor Erica Floyd, an expert on travel to Aruba.
