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There’s never a bad time to visit Aruba–the island is at the lowest risk of rainfall in the Caribbean, sitting below the hurricane belt in the southern Caribbean Sea. Aruba’s seemingly endless sunshine and famous frolicking flamingos attract travelers year-round, so it’s no surprise that there is a fabulous selection of resorts on the island. Let’s dive into our BeachBound picks for the top-rated resorts in Aruba:

Renaissance Wind Creek Aruba Resort

Renaissance Wind Creek Aruba Resort has a little bit of everything for every type of traveler. In fact, it’s actually separated into two separate resorts, the adults-only Renaissance Marina Hotel and the family-friendly Renaissance Ocean Suites. However, both resorts have access to arguably the best amenity in Aruba, Renaissance Island.

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Complimentary water taxis transport you to this private island oasis, where you are surrounded by secluded beaches, luxury cabanas, picturesque beach bars, and flamingos. The flamingos love to wander freely along the sands of, you guessed it, Flamingo Beach. The flamingo has become an iconic symbol of Aruba, and Renaissance Island is your best bet to get up close and personal and snap a selfie with the local birds.

Aside from the private island amenities, the two Renaissance resorts boast modern accommodations, 13 dining options, a world-class spa, and nearby access to the Renaissance Mall and Wind Creek Casino. We told you; this resort truly has something for everyone.

Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort & Casino

With spectacular ocean views from all corners of the property, Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort & Casino balances the fun-spirited vibe of the Caribbean with the relaxing luxuries of a beachfront resort. The adults-only area, Trankilo, features a winding pool with teak wood cabanas (which you can reserve prior to your stay), whereas the family activity pool is where you can find waterslides, a volleyball net, and more daily activities.

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Kids ages 4-12 can also enjoy services at Camp Hyatt, partaking in supervised scavenger hunts, sandcastle competitions, and other indoor games and activities. Meanwhile, adult guests can cruise on over to the on-site 11,200 square-foot-casino, featuring nearly 200 slots and 13 tables. As for on-site dining, the resort’s five restaurants offer a delectable variety of island eats and fresh seafood. Our favorite? Take a walk on the boardwalk and stop by the Kasushi Juice Bar for signature smoothies, açai bowls, and poke bowls sourced by local farmers.

Riu Palace Antillas

If you want to escape your day-to-day stresses, an all-inclusive beach resort is the way to go. And if we’re talking all-inclusive, Riu Palace Antillas is one of the best-rated resorts on the island, and for a good reason! Its prime location along Palm Beach and all-you-can-eat-and-drink amenities are always a hit amongst travelers. Plus, it’s an adults-only property, so you can let loose or chill out with no kids around.

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The resort is designed with chic, modern design finishes and a variety of spacious guest rooms and suites options, so it’s the perfect type of resort for any group getaway–girl’s trip, bachelor party, couples retreat–you name it. There are three a la carte restaurants and a rotating buffet for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Your group can also enjoy the on-site entertainment program with shows, themed nights, and lots of dancing. You may never have to leave the resort; after all, it’s all-inclusive!

Which resort is speaking to you? Learn more about our selection of Aruba beach resorts at Beachbound.com!

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