Tours to Aruba from Almaty — a journey to the "happy island" of the Caribbean, where the sun shines 360 days a year and snow-white beaches are washed by perfectly clear turquoise water. Aruba captivates with its blend of Dutch flavor, Latin American temperament, and impeccable Caribbean service.
Why choose Aruba
- Perfect climate year-round — Aruba lies outside the hurricane belt, rain is rare, and the temperature stays steady at +28...+32 °C — ideal beach holiday conditions in any month.
- Visa-free entry — Kazakhstan citizens don't need a visa for stays of up to 30 days, making this Caribbean island accessible for travelers from Almaty.
- World-class beaches — Eagle Beach consistently ranks in TripAdvisor's top 10 beaches in the world, while Palm Beach is considered the gold standard of the Caribbean coast with its developed infrastructure.
- Variety of activities — from windsurfing and kitesurfing to desert jeep safaris, dives to shipwrecks, and submarine tours — there's no way to get bored on Aruba.
- European service standards — Aruba is an autonomous territory of the Netherlands, which ensures high standards of safety, cleanliness, and service in hotels and restaurants.
Popular Aruba resorts
Oranjestad
Aruba's capital is a compact, colorful city with Dutch colonial architecture painted in vivid Caribbean tones. Historic Fort Zoutman, Mainstreet with its duty-free shops, the floating market with Venezuelan fruit, and restaurants serving global cuisine — Oranjestad is ideal for strolls and shopping. From here, all the island's beaches are easy to reach.
Palm Beach
Aruba's main tourist zone — a two-kilometer stretch of snow-white sand along a calm turquoise sea. The island's largest hotels are here — Riu, Hyatt, Marriott, Radisson — operating on an all-inclusive basis. Palm Beach offers water sports, restaurants, nightclubs, and casinos, making it ideal for an active beach holiday.
Eagle Beach
A wide beach with the softest white sand and the famous divi-divi trees bent by the Caribbean wind — Eagle Beach is regularly recognized as one of the best beaches on the planet. Unlike neighboring Palm Beach, the atmosphere here is calmer, with boutique hotels and low-rise resorts. The perfect spot for a romantic holiday and sunset photo shoots.
Arikok National Park
This nature park covers nearly a fifth of the island and reveals a completely different Aruba — arid landscapes with giant cacti, volcanic formations, caves with Indian petroglyphs, and hidden coves. The Natural Pool in the rocks, Fontein Cave, and panoramic ocean views make the park a must-visit.
When to go
Aruba is one of the few Caribbean destinations you can fly to from Almaty any time of year. The island sits south of the hurricane belt, and the air temperature stays at +28...+33 °C year-round with a constant cooling trade wind. Water temperature is +26...+28 °C. The dry season formally lasts from January to September, while the short rainy season in October–December brings only brief showers. High tourist season runs from December to April, when hotel prices are at their peak.
Useful information
| Capital | Oranjestad |
| Currency | Aruban florin (AWG); US dollars accepted everywhere |
| Language | Dutch and Papiamento (official); English and Spanish widely used |
| Visa | Visa-free up to 30 days for Kazakhstan citizens |
| Time zone | UTC−4 (10 hours behind Almaty) |
| Flight time | Almaty — Oranjestad, about 18–20 hours with connections |
What to see in Aruba
- Natural Pool — a rocky volcanic lagoon on the coast of Arikok National Park, reachable only by jeep — one of the island's most striking spots.
- California Lighthouse — a historic lighthouse on Aruba's northern tip, built in 1910, offering panoramic views of the dunes, the ocean, and the entire island.
- Antilla shipwreck — a German cargo ship sunk in 1940 — the largest dive site in the Caribbean at 122 meters long, covered in coral and home to tropical fish.
- Guadirikiri Cave — a limestone cave with two natural skylights, home to a colony of harmless bats, where sunbeams create a mystical atmosphere.
- Renaissance Island — a private islet with a beach where pink flamingos roam freely — Aruba's calling card and one of the most photographed spots in the Caribbean.
Tours to Aruba from Almaty
Want to relax on one of the world's best beaches under the eternal Caribbean sun? Kz.Eurasiatravel will pick the perfect tour to Aruba from Almaty for you — from luxurious all-inclusive stays at Palm Beach to active programs with diving and jeep safaris. Our specialists will plan a convenient flight route, choose a hotel, and handle all the necessary paperwork. Contact Kz.Eurasiatravel — give yourself an unforgettable Caribbean holiday in Aruba.
