Getting Around

Getting from the Airport to Palm Beach 466, Noord, Aruba

Arriving at Queen Beatrix International Airport (AUA) in Oranjestad, you'll find several convenient options to reach your property at Palm Beach 466 in Noord. The distance is approximately 6-7 miles, making it a quick journey regardless of your choice.

Taxis are readily available outside the arrivals terminal, offering a hassle-free ride directly to your door in about 15-20 minutes for around $31 USD. 

Renting a car at the airport is highly recommended if you plan to explore Aruba beyond Palm Beach, such as visiting Arikok National Park, Baby Beach, or remote coves. The island is small and easy to navigate, with driving on the right side of the road, similar to the US. If you have an international Day Pass of your phone, you'll find that the GPS works well, just like at home.  If you choose not to rent a car, you'll find Palm Beach's resorts, restaurants, and beaches totally walkable.  Ultimately, rent if adventure calls; otherwise, save the expense.

Several reputable car rental agencies operate directly at or near Queen Beatrix International Airport, allowing for seamless pick-up upon arrival. Below is a bulleted list with links to their websites for reservations and more details.

Renting Electric Bikes or Scooters in Palm Beach

Cruising around Palm Beach and nearby areas on an electric bike or scooter is a fun, eco-friendly way to explore without a car. Aruba offers several app-based and rental options—similar to Bird—that let you ride along beaches, paths, and streets at your own pace. Perfect for short trips to restaurants, shops, or beaches, rentals usually start around $20–$40 for a few hours.

Top options include Green Bike Aruba, which lets you locate and unlock bikes or scooters via app; E-Bike Aruba, offering guided tours and modern e-bikes; and Scootey Aruba or ScootAruba, which provide electric scooters and tours near hotels and the cruise terminal. Helmets and basic instructions are typically included.

Public Buses in Aruba

Arbus, Aruba’s public buses are an easy and budget-friendly way to get around, with rides costing about $2–$3 each way. They run regularly between Palm Beach, downtown Oranjestad, Eagle Beach, and popular spots like the California Lighthouse and Arashi Beach.

For routes, destinations and fare information visit the Arbus website.