Our team is here to support you from the planning of your trip to the actual visit itself to ensure a safe, convenient, and unforgettable stay. We look forward to welcoming you to our resorts so that you can find your beach for a truly exceptional getaway.
Flight Map
Aruba is conveniently located in the southern Caribbean, outside the hurricane zone, approximately 15 miles north of Venezuela in South America. The island is easily accessible through direct flights from many of the major cities in North America, South America and Europe. Planning to visit from the United States? This flight map provides an overview of flight times from numerous major cities.
Once you’ve arrived, it’s a short 10 minutes from the Queen Beatrix International (AUA) Airport to the Divi & Tamarijn Aruba.
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Embarkation / Disembarkation Card
All visitors, including children, are required to complete the online Embarkation/Disembarkation card process and be approved in order to be permitted entry to Aruba. A valid passport and access to a valid email address are required to complete the process. Upon successful completion of the ED card process, travelers will receive an email confirmation of approval for travel that must be shown either digitally or in printed form at check in.
Effective December 1st, the $20 Sustainability Fee payment will be integrated into the Online Embarkation / Disembarkation (ED) Card system. As a result, you will need to complete this payment before you can receive your ED card approval. Payments can only be made by credit card. For a list of those exempt to pay this fee refer to this FAQ. For some of the exemptions you may have to pay the fee and get reimbursed by Aruba Wastewater Sustainable Solutions (AWSS). For all questions related to the payment and reimbursement of the Sustainability Fee, you can reach AWSS at info@awss.aw . For all questions related to the ED card, contact the Immigration Department at migracion.aruba@dga.aw . ED cards can be completed within 7 days before arrival. We recommend you do so at your earliest convenience to ensure a smooth process. Please note that the completion of the ED card is mandatory to enter Aruba.
Yes. All U.S. citizens traveling to Aruba need a valid United States passport. For citizens from other countries traveling to Aruba, please check with your consulate or embassy.
The Aruban Immigration Authority requires all travelers to complete an online Embarkation and Disembarkation (ED) program. The mandatory online ED program must be completed before you travel. Note: Beginning July 1, 2024 Aruba implemented a $20 sustainability fee for visitors arriving by air. The fee will be charged through the online ED Card platform.
Effective December 1st, the $20 Sustainability Fee payment will be integrated into the Online Embarkation / Disembarkation (ED) Card system. As a result, you will need to complete this payment before you can receive your ED card approval.
Payments can only be made by credit card. For a list of those exempt to pay this fee refer to this FAQ. For some of the exemptions you may have to pay the fee and get reimbursed by Aruba Wastewater Sustainable Solutions (AWSS).
For all questions related to the payment and reimbursement of the Sustainability Fee, you can reach AWSS at info@awss.aw . For all questions related to the ED card, contact the Immigration Department at migracion.aruba@dga.aw . ED cards can be completed within 7 days before arrival. We recommend you do so at your earliest convenience to ensure a smooth process. Please note that the completion of the ED card is mandatory to enter Aruba.
Important Travel Advisory For All Departing Passengers
To ensure a smooth and seamless journey, we kindly advise all departing passengers to allow extra time for check-in, security, and boarding procedures. Check the official Reina Beatrix Airport website here for recommended terminal arrival times.
