Any visitor would check on the climate of his destination before heading online to book a flight in the airlines. A wise traveler would do this in order not to sabotage his scheduled trip and waste everything. When planning a journey to Aruba, one of the things you need to know is the climate. Of course, you might not be able to enjoy the beaches and the sand with your swimsuits on while battling with typhoons and strong rain.
The weather of Aruba has been known to be characterized with average temperature. From 28 degrees Celsius to 82 degrees Fahrenheit, Aruba welcomes its visitors with warmth almost all year round. Hurricanes are a fear but it is good for everyone to know that the island was lucky enough to be located far outside what has been known as the Hurricane Belt. This only means that Aruba is saved from the threats of recurring tropical storms. This means further that when packing up your holiday suits, all you should bring with you is something comfortable and light. A few clothes for cold nights could also be carried in cases when the island experiences fringe effect of a heavy tropical storm from nearby islands.
Scant rainfalls should not be a matter of huge fear because the average is just about 18 inches every year. This comes most possibly in the months of October, November, December and January. Aruba’s flat and dry lands make it the most peculiar island in the Caribbean. Boulders and cactus are spread within the desert landscape and the beaches farther are relaxing and beautiful. Love the sun in Aruba as it shines frequently sending good will to tourists and residents alike. Short and erratic rains may come once in a while but Aruban beauty remains to be sheltered by sunny moments.
Though the sun never forgets to peep into the island, scorching days are few because the trade winds take the responsibility of cooling off the lands across the beaches. In cases when the sun is very deceptive, tourists are advised to use sunscreen to block the sun’s heat especially during 11 am to 2:30 pm. Fairer-skinned people should take extra precaution and should not be enjoying the sand and the waters during the mentioned times of the day. You can definitely enjoy the rugged northeast coast in the afternoons. When the high waves are in, follow the jagged rock formations as the sun sets. This created the Caribbean’s highest carved out coral reef which is called the Natural Bridge.
Aruba is a delight in many ways. Its beaches, its people, its unexplored views of the land and the genuine creations of hotels and other recreation spots is in any way spiced by the weather that does nothing but to jive with the anticipated fun and enjoyment when Aruban experience is planned. Whether it pours or shines, the island is indeed a place to stay because its natural charm is unparalleled until today.