The Tamarijn Aruba All-Inclusive Resort is a lively Aruba property located on Druif Beach. All guest rooms have either patios or balconies that face the Caribbean Sea. The all-inclusive package includes all food and drinks at the hotel's five restaurants and three bars, in addition to snorkeling, tennis and rockclimbing activities. The resort hosts carnival nights, Mexican fiestas, salsa dancing lessons, jazz nights and water ballet shows. Enjoy an Asian-fusion meal at Ginger or a seafood stir-fry at Palm Grill. The all-inclusive package is free for kids, making the resort an attractive option for families.
The Occidental Grand Aruba Hotel on Aruba's pristine Palm Beach has six ethnic restaurants, five bars and an on-site casino. Its all-inclusive package includes unlimited meals, beverages and snacks, use of the fitness room, tennis and scuba lessons, pool with chaise lounge chairs, swim-up bar, daily activities, nightly entertainment and all taxes and gratuities. Dining options include authentic Mexican dishes at El Olvido, Italian cuisine at L'Olio, sushi at Zen and Caribbean-style seafood at Desire. Sound nightclub features live music and dancing. The hotel hosts nightly Bingo games. Golf, shopping, deep-sea fishing and motorized water sports are nearby.
The Divi Aruba All-Inclusive Vacation Resort is located across from the Tamarijn All-Inclusive Resort on a mile-long stretch of sandy beach. Guests have the option of utilizing both hotels for dining and entertainment. The Divi Aruba features 10 restaurants, and seven bars and lounges where guests enjoy unlimited meals and drinks. Diners savor authentic Aruban meals at Pelican Terrace and romantic candlelit dinners at the Sea Breeze Cafe. Each guest villa overlooks the golf course and has a 42-inch plasma TV, full kitchen and private balcony or patio. Water sports, biking and tennis are free for hotel guests. The Divi Aruba offers special packages for newlyweds and families.
