• Palm trees around the pool with the sea beyond at Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive
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Picolo recommends · Hotel on Druif Beach, Aruba

Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive

  • All inclusive
  • Sea-facing rooms
  • Druif Beach
  • Water sports
  • Budget control

A row of low buildings along Druif Beach, where every single room looks out to sea and the kayaks and paddleboards are already paid for.

Open the door and the sea is right there, whichever room you have. Tamarijn stretches along Druif Beach in low blocks, so nobody is stuck at the back with a view of the car park.

Meals, drinks and even water sports come with the price, and the sister resort next door is open to you as well. On an island where a dinner for two can cost a small fortune, knowing the bill in advance is a relief.

Palm trees around the pool with the sea beyond at Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive

Picolo’s verdict

Why we chose Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive

Tamarijn is our all-inclusive pick in Aruba. It keeps your holiday budget predictable on one of the more expensive islands in the Caribbean, and the sea view from every room is a rare promise at this price.

The food is solid, but it will not compete with the island’s best restaurants. The strip of sand here is also slimmer than on Eagle Beach, though the sea is every bit as clear.

What you get

  • Every room faces the sea
  • Meals and drinks included
  • Water sports included
  • Access to the sister resort next door
  • On Druif Beach

A day at Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive

Morning
A swim straight from your room before breakfast.
Midday
Kayaks or a paddleboard out on calm water.
Afternoon
A day trip to Baby Beach in the south of the island.
Evening
Dinner included, then a walk along the sand.

Location

Druif Beach, Aruba

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Questions about Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive

What is included at Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive?

Meals, drinks and water sports are all part of the price. Guests also have access to the neighbouring sister resort, which adds variety.

Do all rooms at Tamarijn Aruba face the sea?

Yes. The resort is built in low blocks along Druif Beach so that every room has a view of the water.

How does Druif Beach compare to Eagle Beach?

Druif Beach has less sand than Eagle Beach, yet the sea is equally clear and calm, and it is usually less crowded.

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