Aruba has very few adults only resorts, 5 to be exact. Yes, that’s right, they just have 5. We joke that Aruba has one adults only resort for every inch of rain they get per year. Aruba’s weather is as close as you can get to “guaranteed sunshine”.

Aruba has very few all-inclusive resorts, 9 at this moment. Aruba has only 2 resorts that are adults only and all-inclusive. See all Aruba All-Inclusive Resorts.

Aruba’s 3 Adults Only All-Inclusive Resorts:

3. Aruba Ocean Villas, Call or send a quote request for rates and information.

The Riu Palace Antillas is all-inclusive all the time and adults only all the time. The Renaissance Wind Creek Aruba can be purchased all-inclusive or not all-inclusive. Only 1 section of the Renaissance is adults only, the marina section. The suites section is for all ages. The Aruba Ocean Villas can be purchased all-inclusive or not.

Aruba has 2 Adults Only Resorts that are not all-inclusive.

1. Brickell Bay Beach Club is a 6 minute walk from Palm Beach with a free beach shuttle included. This intimate boutique resort is very affordable with rates from around $100/night.
2. Bucuti and Tara Beach Resort is a very luxurious (our top luxury pick) boutique resort with only 45 suites and 59 guestrooms. Breakfast is included. Rates range around $400 to $700/night

Call or request a quote for our great rates.

The Riu Palace Antillas is a very nice resort, but the resort itself would not impress someone used to staying at luxury resorts in the USA. We do finally have an option for you. Just a few miles away on the neigboring island of Curacao, which has the same weather, Sandals Resorts is opening Sandals Curacao Resort & Spa.

Curacao is a safe and clean island like Aruba and this new Sandals Resort will be adults only and luxurious. Aruba, Curacao, and Bonaire make up the ABC islands.

Ok, we’re done. If you own or manage an adults only resort in Aruba and we haven’t mentioned you, please contact us.