last edited Dec 11, 2019
Health and Safety in Aruba
Official Recommendations
In France, both for individuals and professionals, the "travel advice" from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding precautions for each country has legal value. A similar online travel advice system exists in several countries:
Health
As always, it's best to be up to date with your vaccinations, even if nothing is officially required to enter the country.
Diseases
Aruba doesn’t pose any real health problems.
Hygiene
There are also no real risks here, and the water is drinkable everywhere. Just remember to stay hydrated, protect yourself from the sun during the hottest periods, and wash your hands regularly.
Healthcare Facilities on Site
Safety
Crime and Delinquency
No issues, though of course, you should avoid reckless behavior and follow basic travel precautions (don’t flaunt your wealth, avoid wandering around at night, etc.).
Scams and "Tourist" Harassment
Socio-Political Risks
Nothing to report.
Climate, Nature, Animals
Foreign Consulates on Site
If you encounter problems while traveling abroad, your country’s consular services can assist you. It’s also worth noting that if you’re a citizen of the European Union and your country isn’t represented, you can contact any other EU member state’s representation.
France
Consulate General: Bucutiweg 19, Oranjestad, Aruba. Tel.: +297 582 3104.
Belgium
No office in Aruba; it falls under the representation in Bogotá, Colombia: Consulate General, Calle 26B, n°4 A-45, piso 7, Barrio La Macarena, Bogotá, DC, Colombia. Tel.: +57 1 380 0380. In case of emergency: +57 317 661 1516.
Canada
No office in Aruba; it falls under the representation in Caracas, Venezuela: Consulate General, Avenida Francisco de Miranda con Avenida Altamira Sur, Altamira, Caracas 1060, Venezuela. Tel.: +58 212 600 3000.
Switzerland
Consulate General: Siouxstraat 1, Oranjestad. Tel.: +297 584 2999.