Vacation Deals & All Inclusive Packages To Aruba In October

Island of Aruba is located very close to seashores of South America (it is situated at only 27 kilometers or about 17 miles north to Venezuela) and nowadays is one of the hidden gems to go on vacation in Caribbean region. Actually, all inclusive deals to Caribbean are more and more appreciated by tourists from North America and other parts of the world. Why is happening this?

First at all, the weather on Aruba is truly exceptional, with an average temperature of 82 degrees Fahrenheit (28 degrees Celsius), moderate rainfall and cooling trade winds. Moreover, Aruba is settled out of the hurricane belt and as result tropical storms and cyclones are very rare, making it one of the most temperate islands in the Caribbean region. In fact, there are very few differences between the months of the year, so spending vacations in Aruba in October is perfect!

In addition to the excellent vacation packages, beaches in Aruba are gorgeous, being largely covered by soft white-sand and very well maintained (particularly on the western side of the island), making it some of the cleanest and most attractive strands in entire Caribbean region. Actually, some seashores in Aruba gained international reputation – beaches like Manchebo, Hadicurari (known also as Fisherman's Huts), Arashi, or Druif being famous worldwide.

Along with sightseeing on stunning coastline or practicing different aquatic sports, in Aruba are numerous events that keep tourists busy in October. Some of the most interesting are the "Bonbini Festival" (taking place every Tuesday and including local arts, crafts, food & beverages, folkloric dance & music), "One Cool Summer" (with concerts, the annual international windsurfing competition and cultural, musical, culinary, and sporting shows), "Festival de las Americas" (an annual music festival featuring exciting American rhythms), "Aruba International Dance Festival" (attracting famous international artists from many countries), and "Deep Sea Fishing Tournament" (a very expected annual fishing championship held at the Aruba Nautical Club).