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Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort is a family-friendly all-inclusive resort in Aruba with 265 rooms. Amenities include Beach, Buffet Dining, Gym, Kids Club and Nightly Entertainment. Travelers rate it 4.4/5 across 2,710 Google reviews.
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- Is Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort adults only?
- No — Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort is a family-friendly resort that accepts children of all ages.
- Where is Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort?
- Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort is in Aruba. Its address is J.E. Irausquin Blvd 45, Oranjestad, Aruba.
- How many rooms does Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort have?
- Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort has 265 rooms.
- Is Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort all-inclusive?
- Yes — Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort is an all-inclusive resort, so meals, drinks and most on-site activities are covered by the rate.
Traveler Insights(410 discussions)
Divi Aruba All Inclusive sits on Druif Beach, one of the calmest and most beautiful stretches of sand on the island, and that location does a lot of the heavy lifting. What distinguishes this resort from competitors is the sister-resort arrangement with Tamarijn next door - your wristband gives you full run of both properties, which doubles your restaurant count, bars, and evening shows without costing anything extra. The vibe is low-key and family-friendly rather than party-focused, which means it attracts a loyal crowd of repeat visitors who want sun, sand, and zero surprises. The nightly entertainment program is genuinely diverse: fire shows, Caribbean steel drum nights, circus acts, salsa lessons, and jazz evenings rotate on a schedule that keeps things fresh across a week-long stay.
The practical experience is solid and getting a meaningful investment push. A 2026 refresh across the complex brought refreshed pool areas with expanded shaded seating, renovated Beachside Rooms and premium oceanfront suites with updated technology and modern design touches, and a new open-air Barista cafe for specialty coffee and pastries - with a rooftop bar and cocktail lounge due late fall 2026 and a new adults-only wing (junior suites, swim-up suites with private pools, ocean-view balcony rooms) scheduled for December 2026. The buffet and restaurant food still earns 'good enough' marks from most guests, with the Red Parrot dining venue getting the strongest recommendations. The gym opens at 6am for early risers, the spa offers a decent range of treatments, and the Sea Turtles Kids Club handles ages 4-12 so parents can actually unwind at the beach. Where the resort draws criticism is in service consistency - the bar staff get warm reviews while front desk interactions can feel cold or dismissive depending on who is working.
Divi Aruba makes the most sense for budget-conscious couples and families who want to be planted on a world-class beach without overpaying for luxury finishes. It competes favorably in price against Bucuti & Tara and Manchebo Beach Resort, both of which target a higher-end traveler. If beach quality and a double-resort dining footprint matter more to you than aesthetics, this property delivers well - just know that the new-amenity construction runs into late 2026. Guests who prioritize attentive concierge service or refined food should look at the higher-tier side of the Aruba market.
Pros
- +Direct access to Druif Beach, a mile-long stretch of calm, sheltered Caribbean surf with famous sunset views - one of the best beaches in Aruba
- +Sister resort Tamarijn access included in the same all-inclusive rate - effectively doubles your dining and entertainment options across 11 restaurants and 8 bars
- +Nightly entertainment that rotates between both properties - fire shows, steel drum band performances, salsa nights, jazz evenings, and circus acts so the schedule never feels stale
- +Sea Turtles Kids Club for ages 4-12 means parents genuinely get to relax while kids are engaged and supervised on-site
- +Calm, low-energy beach atmosphere suited to couples and families who want to decompress rather than party hard
- +A 2026 refresh across the Divi & Tamarijn complex brought refreshed pool areas with expanded shaded seating, renovated oceanfront rooms, and a new open-air Barista specialty coffee cafe - with a rooftop bar and cocktail lounge arriving late fall 2026 and an adults-only wing with swim-up suites and private-pool options scheduled for December 2026
- +Consistent, friendly bar staff who are praised in reviews for their attentiveness and drink quality
- +Value-oriented pricing for Aruba compared to competitors like Manchebo and Bucuti, making it accessible without sacrificing beach quality
Cons
- −Front desk and concierge service is inconsistently reviewed, with a meaningful number of guests describing rude or indifferent interactions that spoil the welcome experience
- −Older beachside casitas still show their age in finishes and furniture - the oceanfront categories have been renovated with updated technology and modern design, but this is not a luxury product across the board, so request a renovated room
- −The all-inclusive food quality is described as 'fine but forgettable' by many guests - reliably edible rather than genuinely good, with some restaurants notably better than others
- −No swim-up bar is available, which is a specific amenity many guests expect at an all-inclusive and are surprised to find missing here
- −Ongoing construction phases for the new rooftop bar and adults-only wing may mean localized work areas around the property into late 2026
- −The beach layout can get crowded during peak season and securing a shaded lounge chair early is essential - though Aruba's trade winds keep it breezy, which some love and others find frustrating
- −Limited nightlife options within the resort compared to more entertainment-heavy properties - the nightly shows are the main event
- −Excursion pricing and resort-booked activities are significantly marked up versus booking independently in Aruba
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“We had an relaxing time at Divi Aruba All inclusive. Restaurant options were plenty and very good . We were Pleasantly surprised that even the buffet had fresh and nice options. For breakfast, they offered fresh smoothies and pressed juice. Along...”
“Best beach, best location, Buffett is like alacart. Rooms are nice at the all inclusive. The beach is private and quiet. We are feeling very lucky!!! The nightlife at the all inclusive beachside pool area is fun every night. My only recommendati...”
“We justifying spent a week at the Divi All Inclusive with friends and are already talking about going next year! The most beautiful beaches and crystal blue ocean. Aruba is breathtakingly beautiful! Everyone at Divi was warm and accommodating. Majori...”