Driving in Aruba — International Driving Permit guide
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Guidare in Aruba

Explore Aruba with your International Driving Permit. Discover local attractions, scenic routes, and unique driving experiences.

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Informazioni rapide

IDP Status
Patente internazionale richiesta
Lato di guida
Destra

Limiti di velocità

50
Urbano
50 km/h
90
Extraurbano
90 km/h
120
Autostrada
120 km/h

Guida di viaggio del paese

Aruba, known as "One Happy Island," delivers Caribbean perfection with constant sunny weather, pristine beaches, and easy driving exploration. This Dutch Caribbean island off the Venezuelan coast offers one of the most reliable tropical vacation destinations in the world.

Eagle Beach and Palm Beach rank among the Caribbean's best, with powder-white sand and calm turquoise waters perfect for swimming and water sports. The Natural Pool (Conchi), hidden in the rocky northeast coast, requires a 4x4 adventure to reach this natural wonder.

The Arikok National Park covers nearly 20% of the island, featuring dramatic desert landscapes, ancient cave paintings, and rugged volcanic terrain. The Natural Bridge formation, California Lighthouse, and gold mine ruins provide fascinating stops.

Oranjestad, the capital, charms with pastel Dutch colonial architecture, the Archaeological Museum, and bustling waterfront shopping. The colorful buildings along Main Street create perfect photo opportunities.

Aruban cuisine reflects its diverse heritage with Dutch, Spanish, and Caribbean influences. Fresh seafood, Keshi Yena (stuffed cheese), and local Balashi beer dominate menus. The weekly Bon Bini Festival celebrates local culture with food, music, and dance.

Driving in Aruba is on the right side with generally well-maintained roads. The island is compact at just 32 kilometers long, making it easy to explore entirely in a few days. An International Driving Permit is accepted for car rentals. 4x4 vehicles are recommended for reaching remote beaches and the Natural Pool.

Destinazioni top

1
Capital City
2
Coastal Areas
3
Mountain Roads
4
Historical Sites

Consigli di guida

Porta sempre la patente internazionale insieme alla patente nazionale
Familiarizzati con le norme locali del traffico
Verifica i requisiti assicurativi quando noleggi un'auto
Rispetta i limiti di velocità locali

Domande frequenti

Do I need an IDP to drive in Aruba?

Yes, an International Driving Permit (IDP) is required to drive in Aruba. The IDP works alongside your national driving license.

Which side of the road do they drive on in Aruba?

In Aruba, traffic drives on the right side of the road.

What are the speed limits in Aruba?

Speed limits in Aruba: urban areas — 50 km/h, rural roads — 90 km/h, highways — 120 km/h.

How do I get an IDP for Aruba?

You can get your IDP online through our website in just a few minutes. You'll need a photo and your national driving license details.

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Informazioni utili

Codice paeseAW
Lato di guidaDestra
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