Lying just north to the mainland of Venezuela, Aruba is a year-round destination. Constant sunshine is joined by sea breezes to create a pleasant climate that is generally consistent. The island is at its most crowded at the beginning of the year when Europeans and Americans escape for some winter sun.

One great advantage Aruba has over some of its Caribbean counterparts is that it sits outside the hurricane belt, meaning a lower threat of storms. January to March sees the highest prices, while April to August is when they are at their lowest.

The high trade winds make it a paradise for windsurfers, but this calms down during September to December, which also sees the most precipitation of the year – although most days are still rainfall-free.

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