Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino & Spa

J.E. Irausquin Boulevard 81, Palm Beach, Aruba

Reservations: +1 (800) 967-9033 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: (297) 586 6555 Fax: (297) 586 3260

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Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino & Spa Local Area Offers Fun and Sun

The Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino & Spa is conveniently located near a number of key local attractions in the area, and it boasts fun for the whole family as well romantic activities for your Caribbean honeymoon. The Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino & Spa offers plenty of things to do on-site, including scuba diving and sunset sailing. The resort is also in an ideal location near museums and beaches and within easy access to downtown Oranjestad, the capital of Aruba, and Queen Beatrix International Airport. Stay at the Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino & Spa and explore the area to make your trip a holiday you'll never forget.

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Local Attractions near the Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino & Spa include:

Archaeological Museum of Aruba (3.0 miles)
Learn about Aruba's past at this museum, which displays artifacts from ancient cultures that inhabited the island 2,500 years ago.
Phone: (297) 582-8979
Aruba Numismatic Museum (8.0 miles)
This museum displays the unique coin collection of Mr. J. Mario Odor.
Phone: (297) 965-6969
Atlantis Submarines (4.0 miles)
Get ready for an exciting, aquatic adventure out on crisp emerald waters.
Phone: (297) 588-6881
Butterfly Farm (0.5 miles)
Observe colorful butterflies from around the world in the lush tropical setting at the Butterfly Farm.
Phone: (297) 586-3656
Hooiberg (Mt. Haystack) (5.0 miles)
Climb 500 steps to the peak of this mountain, where it is possible to see across to the coast of Venezuela on a clear day.
Oranjestad (8.0 miles)
There are plenty of exciting attractions in Aruba's capital city, including shopping and fine dining.
Distance from hotel: 8 miles
Queen Beatrix International Airport (9.0 miles)
Queen Beatrix International Airport offers connecting flights to destinations around the globe.
Phone: (297) 524-2424
San Nicolas (20 miles)
Explore the sights in Aruba's oldest village and bring your camera to snap some unique shots.
Distance from hotel: 20 miles
Tierra Del Sol Golf and Country Club (5.0 miles)
Enjoy a round of golf on this gorgeous course near the Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino & Spa.
Phone: (866) 978-5158

Driving Directions from Queen Beatrix International Airport:

Take the main road out of the airport towards Oranjestad. After Oranjestad, the highway curves into JE Irasquin Blvd. The Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino & Spa is on the left side of the road in the high-rise area.

Transportation to the Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino & Spa:

There is no shuttle service from this airport, so taxis are the best way to arrive. Fares are around $25 USD, and rental cars are available online.

Transportation in Aruba:

Buses run from next to the hotel into downtown for fares of less than $5. Taxis range from $5 - $15 USD. Bicycles can be rented for $16 - $25 USD a day and mopeds for $36 USD and up per day. Fees are subject to change without notice. Because main roads are well-maintained and well-posted, driving (right-hand side) is a popular option.

About Aruba

Aruba may be the smallest of the ABC Islands, but its southwest coast is a tourist favorite thanks to white sand beaches, aquamarine waters and vibrant casinos. Stirred by trade winds, the air is clean, dry and temperate, with a daily average of 82 degrees Fahrenheit. Palm Beach, the center for all activities on the island, offers resort-quality hotels, numerous casinos, and a variety of restaurants whose cuisines range from Belgian and German to Caribbean and Brazilian. Nightlife is just as varied, furnishing visitors with beachside barbecues, steel-drum bands and a Carnival-esque atmosphere. For those seeking physical activity, Aruba provides primo dive sites, an ATP-sanctioned tennis club, horseback riding, and championship-caliber golf courses. Since Aruba lies outside the hurricane belt, it gets less rain than almost any other Caribbean island and doesn't offer a lush interior. However, nature lovers can still enjoy over 100 species of birds at the Bubali Bird Sanctuary and nature walks through Arikok National Park. A visitor must is taking a few snapshots of the famous divi-divi trees, which are permanently bent by trade winds at a striking 45-degree angle. Aruba's Dutch heritage inspired the early 20th-century architecture along Wilhelminastraat, and Fort Zoutman and the Willem III Tower museum will draw history buffs. Aruba is a definite match for travelers who seek world-renowned hospitality and an island paradise that remains pristine and wary of over-development.

Did you know?

Pack an extra swimsuit and leave your slicker at home! Aruba's weather is most often described as "perfect," with an average daytime temperature of 82 degrees Fahrenheit - year-round! In the sunshine, that could be scorching, but the constant trade winds cool things off considerably. The island is also well outside the hurricane belt, and rainfall averages less than 20 inches per year.