Does the bus go to the airport in Aruba?
Aruba Airport is served by Arubus Line 8, which covers the route between Dakota Bus Stop and Oranjestad Bus Terminal by Aruba Airport. The trip to downtown takes 10-20 minutes.
How do I get from Aruba airport to my hotel?
To get from Aruba’s Queen Beatrix International Airport (AUA) to your hotel, it will be easiest to take a taxi. Fares are fixed. For example, fares to the high-rise area will cost $25; rides to low-rise properties generally cost $22.
How do you pay for the bus in Aruba?
Getting around the island using public transportation is inexpensive. Retour cards, cards for specific beaches, and all-day, unlimited passes are all readily available. Retour cards are Afl 8.75 (local currency)/US $5.00, and can be used for two trips (for example, from downtown to the beaches and back).
Does Arubus go to airport?
Liz – Aruba Lover Arubus does not stop at the airport. You would need to leave the airport and walk around the very busy (dangerous) highway to a bus stop. Depending on where staying a change of bus at the downtown bus terminal.
How much does it cost to take the bus in Aruba?
Aruba by Bus Aruba bus trips are quite affordable, with a roundtrip “retour” card only running $5, and which allows you to take 2 trips. A day pass will set you back $10, but you can travel by bus all day, as often as you want, so it’s a great idea for those of you looking to do some serious exploring!
Are there Ubers in Aruba?
Aruba doesn’t have Uber or Lyft, so we took a taxi ($31 USD; florin is the currency of Aruba but the U.S. dollar is widely accepted, no need to exchange your money). Taxis in Aruba are government regulated and fares are based on destination, not distance, which prevents price-jacking.
Is there a hop on hop off bus in Aruba?
Hop-on hop-off explore and shop in Oranjestad. Getting around the city has never been easier or more fun due to the addition of a state-of-the-art trolley. Connecting the cruise ship terminal with the center of town, the tram passes through the Main Street, now totally remodeled and an attractive pedestrian mall.
Where can I buy a bus pass in Aruba?
Passes are not sold on the buses. They can be purchased at the kiosks at the Oranjestad or San Nicholaus bus stations. They are also available at many of the little markets around the island. The markets usually have signs in their windows saying that you can recharge cards or purchase day passes there.
Is there Uber on Aruba?
Aruba doesn’t have Uber or Lyft, so we took a taxi ($31 USD; florin is the currency of Aruba but the U.S. dollar is widely accepted, no need to exchange your money). Taxis in Aruba are government regulated and fares are based on destination, not distance, which prevents price-jacking. Mask wearing is required.
What can you do for free in Aruba?
10 Free things to do in Aruba, besides the beach
- Ride the FREE trolley around Oranjestad.
- Explore the California Sand Dunes.
- Climb Hooiberg.
- Visit Ayo and Casibari Rock Formations.
- Walk around the Balashi Gold Smelter Ruins.
- venture out to the Natural Bridge.
- Stop by the Alto Vista Chapel.
- Search for wild donkeys.
Do taxis in Aruba take US dollars?
Should we exchange some currency and pay for our taxis in Aruba currency? Any beach!! US currency is widely accepted everywhere in Aruba. We just use US dollars.
How many days is enough in Aruba?
Five days
Aruba does work for a quick getaway like this, giving you just enough time to explore the island and enjoy the beaches. Kara said that one more day would have been perfect, and I agree. Five days seems to be the perfect amount of time to spend in Aruba, but a lot of people visit for a week or longer.
Do credit cards work in Aruba?
Major credit cards are almost universally accepted in Aruba. Visa and MasterCard seem to dominate the landscape, with Discover making a comeback and American Express being at times shunned due to the alleged fees it charges.