Aruba
Luxury Yacht Charter

Aruba Yacht Charter

Aruba is the ideal tropical destination for any Caribbean luxury charter. It is best known for its white-sand beaches, unique snorkelling and scuba diving locations, and vibrant nightlife; it takes barefoot luxury to a new level. Sharing a rich colonial past with the islands of Bonaire and Curaçao, which together are known as the ABC Islands, it’s home to a mix of cuisine, cultural traditions and welcoming locals. One of the most friendly Southern Caribbean islands, you will be sure to hear “Bonbini”, which means “welcome” in Papiamento, the local language. From exploring its sandy beaches and lush green hills to sampling local food and diving into the deep azure water, a visit to Aruba is sure to leave you with unique memories.

Aruba Charter Guide

Aruba’s beautiful landscapes and attractive year-round climate make it an optimal luxury charter destination. Part of the Dutch Caribbean and the Kingdom of The Netherlands, the island is dedicated to hospitality, as locals speak four languages and represent over 90 nationalities. An island as diverse as its inhabitants, its stunning alabaster coastline is lined with dry desert terrain, limestone coves and picturesque architecture waiting for you to discover.

Eagle Beach

No visit to Aruba is complete without a visit to Eagle Beach. One of the most renowned beaches in the world, due to its powdery soft white sand, stunning azure waters and trademark fofoti trees, it’s also the widest beach in Aruba. Take in the beautiful Caribbean ocean views as you enjoy a variety of watersports.

Guadirikiri Cave

One of the most popular limestone caves, the Guadirikiri Cave, is located within the Arikok National Park. Venture deep into the various lakes of the cave and enjoy the bursts of natural sunlight that filter through the limestone holes across the cavern. Beware of the bats, though!

Mangel Halto

Home to some of the best snorkelling, paddle boarding and kayaking in all of Aruba, this secluded beach is perfect for getting up close and personal with the local marine life. The calm, shallow waters are supported by an alluring network of mangroves, while the shore diving site is teeming with fish, from parrotfish to yellowtail snaps and morays.

Oranjestad

The capital city and main port of Aruba, Oranjestad, bustling and vibrant energy will win you over. The nightlife on the island is among the best of the Caribbean, with several beach bars, thrilling casinos and buzzing clubs to explore once the warm sun goes down.

California Dunes

A protected nature reserve situated at Hudishibana, at the northwestern tip of the island, these dunes are named after the ship that wrecked nearby. Explore the untouched dunes and limestone landscapes as you take in the waves crashing against the rocky shore.