Aruba Car & Van Hire

Enterprise Rent-A-Car is proud to serve customers looking for transport in Aruba. As part of the largest rental car company in the world, which owns and operates more than 1.5 million vehicles, we're sure to have a location near you or your travel destination. And while we are an internationally recognised brand, Enterprise remains family-owned with one goal in mind for our customers: to exceed your expectations for service and overall value.

What's the best way to get around Aruba? Shuttles might seem convenient, but typically, they only go to major attractions, making it more difficult to get to smaller attractions or towns. Hiring a driver can get expensive, and public transport forces you to adhere to someone else's schedule on your holiday.

When you rent a car from Enterprise, you have the flexibility to customise your trip. Enjoy the fun things you want to do when it is convenient for your schedule – no one else's. Interested in seeing Oranjestad up close and personal? Or are you ready to relax at Eagle Beach? With your Enterprise Rental Car, you can arrive early (or later) and visit these awe-inspiring attractions without crowded tour buses.

Whether you're looking for customisation or convenience, renting a car through Enterprise will help you make the most of your Aruba holiday.
 

• Eagle Beach – one of Aruba's most famous beaches and neighbourhoods. It's known for its Fofeti trees and sea turtle nesting sites. You can also visit the nearby Butterfly Farm—a nature sanctuary that offers tours of exquisite butterfly enclosures.
• Hadicurari Beach (Fisherman's Huts) - Once home to the island's fishermen and named after the small huts they built here, Hadicurari Beach or Fisherman's Huts is the most popular spot in Aruba to learn and practise wind and kite surfing. It's a rocky strip where windsurfers slice the water and the aeronautics of colourful kite-surf crescents punctuate the horizon. Many wind and kite surf schools, paddle board and other non-motorised water sports are found here.
• Arikok National Park – the only national park in Aruba. Nearly 20% of Aruba is a designated National Park and home to a long list of natural wonders, animal species and plant life. It is home to a variety of unique attractions and cultural heritage sites, including spectacular caves, original Indian rock drawings, unusual land formations made from lava, quartz diorite and limestone, and guided nature walks through dry river beds to secluded bays like Moro, Boca Prins and Dos Playa.
• California Lighthouse – a lighthouse that was named after a nearby shipwreck in 1910, it's now one of Aruba's most famous landmarks. It is open to the public for hikes to the top for 360-degree views of the island. At its base is a popular restaurant, Faro Blanco.
• Hooiberg Mountain – one of Aruba's most famous peaks, this volcanic formation is perfect for adventure seekers. Grab your hiking boots and binoculars as you trek this 150-metre mountain – the view at the top is absolutely worth the wait!

• Oranjested – the capital of Aruba and a popular cruise ship stop. It contains several shopping centres, restaurants and historical colonial-era buildings. The history buff in your family will love seeing all the historical sites, including Fort Zoutman, the Willem III Tower and the National Archaeological Museum of Aruba.
• San Nicolas – the second largest city in Aruba, known for its art murals and street art. It's also home to several famous art galleries and restaurants, perfect for those eager to learn about Aruba history and culture.