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check out Tamarijn Aruba, offering an all-inclusive package with nine
restaurants and seven bars. Sitting on gorgeous Druif Beach, this resort
satisfies all your cravings. Since the all-inclusive package includes access to
neighboring Divi Aruba, you get 2 resorts for one great deal, so indulge
yourself as you bask beside the pool or on the sun-washed beach.
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April 23, 2018
Will definitely go back!!! We recommend going here
We had a lovely stay here at the Tamarijn and Divi Resorts. It was relaxing, and the food and drinks were Great! The beach and ocean were right outside of our rooms. The ocean view couldn't possibly have been any better that it was!!! You did have to get up early to mark/save your cabana at the beach with your towels on the cabana chairs if you wanted a spot on the beach under a cabana. The restaurants were very good, our favorites being the Italian Paparazzi, The Red Parrot seafood. You have to make reservations in advance if you plan on eating at any of them though, as they are reservation only. We ate at the buffet every morning for breakfast, and enjoyed the snack bar food and drinks throughout the day. The Dushi Tamarijn was my favorite drink, and the balashi beer was my husbands. We decided to go out on a catamaran snorkelling excursion with a group of others. It was $150 for both of us to go. A bus picked everyone up for the first hour, the second hour you spend standing in line to get your bracelets on to board the catamaran the third hour you spend getting to your snorkelling destination to see very few fish. There was no reef if you ask me. They say that they take you out to a reef to snorkel, but it was a joke to us because we snorkeled in Hawaii and saw tons of beautiful colored fish feeding off of a live coral reef before, and this was nothing compared to that experience The catamaran ride was nice and the waters were very blue and beautiful. That was the best part of the snorkelling tour. Then when you are done with that you all go back to the bus and it takes everyone back to the several different resorts everyone was staying at. We enjoyed swimming in the ocean and laying out under our cabana most days. We wished there were more bars along the beach, because it was a trek to the snack bar to get a drink or any snacks. But we managed...Room service would have been nice too, but there were plenty other pluses that made up for the few shortcomings. The staff was super friendly and the rooms were clean and comfortable. We had a wonderful stay here and look forward to going back again in the future! We highly recommend going here for a relaxing romantic getaway!
The food was never really hot. Same thing to eat almost everyday. Ate mostly at the snack bar for lunch. Out of the ten days ate at restaurants off resort for seven of the ten days for dinner. Beach was very rocky most of the days. Really will not return to resort again. Bartenders at snack bar were very friendly and the service was great. That’s the only thing good with this resort. Over priced for what you pay to stay here.
We had the best time visiting Aruba and staying at the Tamarijn. Everyone there was so nice and helpful and SO friendly. The beach was gorgeous and we had a great time getting to adventure between the Divi and the Tamarijn. The water sport options were great and we loved that the casino was within walking distance. We found that we enjoyed the food at the buffet better than the food at the themed restaurants, but it was definitely a great price for what we got. Our favorite bartender, Diego, made the best drinks and was so much fun to hang out with! We were there for our honeymoon and they really did so much to make it a special experience. The oceanfront, sunset dinner, bottle of champagne, t-shirts and photo frame were wonderful! We really appreciated how everyone went out of their way to congratulate us and make sure we had the best experience possible. We couldn't have asked for a happier island :)
This is our second time visiting Aruba and second time staying at this resort. Great places to eat, fantastic staff and gorgeous beaches. The all-inclusive sells it every time. Excellent drinks and excellent food, allowing my kids to do their own thing on site. Not one complaint except the vacation was too short.
From:Sturbridge, MA Age:35-44 Travel:1-2 trips/year
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What type of liquor is all-inclusive?13 answers
Are guests only offered bottom shelf liquors at this resort, or is any alcohol included? I.e; imported beer, grey goose vodka, etc
7 years, 87 months ago
Kim
Most All Inclusive resorts will include local beer, wine and liquor as part of their all inclusive plan, with topshelf liquors being available for an additional charge.
KateCC
Beer served is Balashi (local), Heineken, and Miller Lite, all on draft. No top shelf liquor, even for a surcharge. Vodka is Stoli, rum is Bacardi.
DiviAruba
Any and all alcohol is included, we even had the chance to name custom made drinks that were prepared for us by the bartending staff.
superpete
Grey goose is top shelf, haven't seen it. I think they have stoli, I believe.. Beer they have local "Balashi" and Heineken, miller lite..
beckybnott
They offer Stoli vodka, Dewars scotch, Bailey's, Capt Morgan, Bacardi rum. Draft beer only - Miller light and a local beer.
SeniorTraveler
Not a lot of beer options, but better alcohol available...you just have to ask
AtlantaGal
All the bars have top shelf liquors -- mixed drinks were great and if you want beer definitely try the local beer Balashi.
BeachGrammie
The bars had top shelf liquor...I drank Stoli which was their best vodka but saw good brands of Scotch and Gin also..Beer was Miller Lite and the Aruban Beer which was great. Their specialty drinks were a big thing and something good available no matter what you drink.
DickG
They have every liquor you can think of and its not bottom shelf. They do only serve miller lite as an american beer choice but i felt like it tasted exactly like Bilashi there beer.
chelle0818
Top shelf liquor is available at no extra charge however only beer available is draft
momzer
All top shelf
MrsKolors
The liquor that was offered I would consider top shelf. For example there was Stoli Vodka, Captain Morgans Rum, Dewers Scotch, Miller light and Heinekin draft beer.
ArubaLady
they serve heiniken miller light and a local beer balashi which is verry good and they have just about any top shelf you want
buffalo
I would like to take a sun filled vacation alone. Most of the great deals require a minimun of double occupancy. Any suggestions?5 answers
Full service spa
7 years, 85 months ago
nessa
Specials and promo codes do apply to double occupancy, but nearly all of our hotels accept single travelers. Try using the gold Create Your Own Vacation box and adjust the number of persons to one. This will show you pricing for single occupancy.
JenCC
You can go alone, but this is probably not the best place for singles
grwill1228
Yes the island had a full service spa and it was great.
caddie
Well Nessa, I'm a person that travels by myself all the time to resorts, and yes majority of the packages are double occupancy, which really sucks, but if you speak with a cheapcaribbean rep, they can definitely adjust that for you, in fact if you have traveled with them in the past, there are discounts that they throw right in. But don't make that change your mind from booking a great trip, go enjoy, live life, laugh lots.
Vincy
My Husband and i always travel together but recently did run into a problem our friend wanted to come with us and he wound up paying as much as my husband and i because especially with an all inclusive you have to pay double occupancy... kinda a bummer. =/
stefyb
I would suggest that you join a travel group, I am sure you may have heard that already. It would be safer.
vp48038
Which is the best hotel to stay for 2 single woman 50+11 answers
6 years, 81 months ago
Cindy
the tamarrin is a nice resort we stayed there in 2004 but the best part about this resort is that you can use it's sister resort right next door also and that resort is called the divi and to me it's even nicer than the tamarri. and to answer your question you'll be in the carribbean so it doesn't make a difference what your age is it's plenty to do for everyone. so sit back and enjoy yourselves. i'm 52 so i know where you are coming from.
moneymike
Tamarihn or the Divi Aruba. Really, any hotel on the west side and north of the downtown area. Aruba is a very, very safe place.
diver1
I would deff. take my girlfreinds to the "Tam".
Lovedaruba2011
You don't want a hotel. They are expensive and impersonal. What you want is a resort, where you see the same faces everyday and actually establish a relationship with them. The Tamarijn is an excellent resort. I am a married woman, so I don't know about the single part. But you will feel at home here.
BobCat
Any older single women we spoke to loved the Tamerijn
wilfie
I would definitely recommend Tamarijn/Divi resort in Aruba, I've taken my mom last month for her birthday and she is 77, all her marbles lol, loves the beach and the great restaurants, and the casino at Divi was an a plus for her, I enjoyed myself too, also there are entertainment at both resorts that would definitely leave a smile on your face........I loved it.
Vincy
I would definately reccomend the Tamarajin or the sister resprt the Divi... both a beauties
stefyb
i was in tamarijn in july, and i saw lots of people staying in local hotels
divi, tamarijn and dutch village...
most young american couples or families stayed at the high rise hotel zone where all american chain hotels are.
kloud104
Cant imagine doing better than Tamarijn all-inclusive! Sun, beach, pools, food, drinks all excellent. Going back myself as soon as possible.
kenn27
I think you would be happy at Tamarijn /Divi Resort if you want a private beach. If you want a shared beach stay in the Palm Beach area.
vp48038
Just got back from the Tamarijn, Aruba and saw lots of women couples, mothers and daughters, sisters, friends-if you love the beach go here! If you're looking for nightlife I can't answer!
beachlover127
We like the Tamarijn all inclusive. All roms are ocean fromt. Request a first floor Bldg. # 17.That will put you at the center of the complex.
Eugene
Room suggestion at Tamarajin Aruba resort.10 answers
Staying at Tamarajin Aruba in August. I've been reading the reviews, and am hoping someone recently stayed there who might suggest a ground level room in 1200 block that is renovated (newer bathroom and ac). Thank you.
5 years, 70 months ago
Penny
For the most up to date reviews, we suggest checking our website along with websites such as TripAdvisor.
MariaCC
I was there August 8, and I had an oceanfront room in the 1100 section, which was lovely.
Bellabean
Penny,
We just returned on 16 Oct 2012. We have stayed in the 1400 and 1600 units but all of the blocks are the same. Odd numbers 1-15 are ground level, even numbers 2-16 are 2nd floor. The end/corner units 1, 15, 2, 16 have King Beds. The middidle units have 2 full beds. The AC works fine. Bathrooms OK. The 1200 block is closest to all of the dining/shopping/pool/bar facilities. Enjoy your vacation!
KenBel
We stayed in 1505 it was ground floor and close to everything. It had the newer bathroom. Very nice.
vp48038
We stayed in building 1300 recently renovated:
TLPJDP
We just stayed in Bldg. # 17 Room 1703 First floor. This Bldg. has been renovated.
Eugene
we were in the 1300 block it has not been renovated
TIME2GOAGAIN
I just returned two days ago all the rooms are great and I think the renovations seemed to be complete as we did not see any being done while we were there.
jojo25271
My husband and I just returned from Aruba 2 weeks ago and we stayed at the Tamarajin. We also went there 2 years ago and we had seen where they have upgraded their bathrooms with new showers and vanities. We stayed in room 1402. Let me say if you have never been to the Tamarajin, you will not be sorry. Great place to stay with picture perfect views, great staff , good food etc. We love it. It's not a fancy big motel like all the others but has just as much to offer, You can dress up or dress down whatever you are in the mood for but for sure it will be one of the best vacations you may ever take. May I suggest while you're there take the bus downtown. Cost is 2.00 a person and visit all the shops there. My favorite-Kays Fine Jewelry! Great deals , great service and best selection in Aruba! Have fun and enjoy!!!!!!
Kathy from Upstate New York
Catt
We just stayed in 1400 block, excellent view off balcony, you could hear the waves at night, however, security made us close the slider and lock it at night. We were on the 2nd floor. Makes you wounder.
Hydroman
Most rooms are the same. Not sure any are newer. Just returned last week. A lot of construction right now :(
HifromNJ
How do I learn what the included airfare travel itinerary is?6 answers
5 years, 67 months ago
Joe
The included fare for the airline flight itinerary is based out of the Fort Lauderdale Airport (FLL), however, vacation packages can be booked with a supplement from any departing city in the US.
MariaCC
CheapCaribbean will email a PDF package to you of all the information - airline itinerary, transfer voucher, hotel voucher, etc. In our case, we even got a $50/each dinner dining voucher for a restaurant of your choice (there's a list inside the envelope with the voucher when you check-in) off the resort.
VOBGirl
I was given a choice to select from several flights with a price range at the time of booking. It was then emailed and snail mailed to me in my itinerary.
vp48038
We rec'd in our packet fron cc
TIME2GOAGAIN
When we received the email with our travel documents, we printed all 14 pages and took them with us. There is a cost to use internet, it is slow and not very reliable, so it was very helpful to have a hard copy of our itinerary.
DLTravel
read all the fine print before hand
resqume853
Can you tell me if there are coffee makers in the rooms?11 answers
5 years, 64 months ago
Bella
Coffee makers are not listed as a room amenity at this resort.
KellyCC
Thre are no coffee makers in the rooms, but coffee is always available.
TLPJDP
No. There is a little refrigerator, hair dryer and TV.
Cxg299
There are no coffee makers in the room. There is a 24 hour coffee machine in the hall near the buffet.
kleek
No coffee maker in room.
gsumb
No coffee makers in the rooms, but there are coffee machines in the bunker bar and outside the buffet.
LinaLou
no there are no coffee makers in rooms..
TIME2GOAGAIN
Our room didn't have one.
teech2000
no, but close to the restaurant /pool / bar area there is a coffee dispenser machine that makes some good coffee open all night :)
AirplaneAndy
We stayed at the Tam, great view from balcony in the room, directly in front of the water, small fridge,but no coffee maker, Coffeee machine short walk away in the common area,...It really wasn't a problem
Hydroman
NO. No mini bar, no bottled water either.
Uruma
what does it cost for a cab from the airport to the hotel and vice versa11 answers
5 years, 64 months ago
michigan
Located five minutes outside Oranjestad and 10 minutes from Queen Beatrix International Airport. Approximate driving time is 10 minutes. Taxi fares are subject to change. De Palm Tours buses are always at the airport for any flight that arrives. However, transportation must be pre-booked (cannot be purchased on-island using our discounted rate).
KellyCC
A cab to downtown was $9 US. Never took cab to airport had a bus DePalm setup which was worth the cost to and from the airport.
Cxg299
It costs $22 to go either way. We had 4 people and we paid $25 total including tip. I recommend a cab rather than a shuttle. You get to the hotel quicker and the cab drivers are very knowledgable.
kleek
$20
raygla
There isn't a coffee maker in the room but, there is a 24 hour coffee machine for your use.
Eugene
Did not take cab from airport, but did from town of Orandjstad to hotel. This was $9. Distance from airport to hotel is about twice that of distance from Orandjstad to hotel so I would estimate around $20. Cabs are plentiful and easy to find.
gsumb
Last Tuesday we paid $25.00 not including tip.
TIME2GOAGAIN
$22.00 each way.
teech2000
from the airport to the Tamarijn was $22
jojo25271
get the cab for sure. The bus stops at multiple hotels. We were on the beach sunning when the bus showed up. Taxi ride is $22.00 to Tam.
resqume853
Just returned from our Tamarijn stay this past Sunday 6-9-13. Cab ride to/fom Tam is $22.00 US Monday thru Saturday and $25 US on Sunday for some reason. There is a cab stand at the airport. Go to the stand and they will direct you from there. Very easy.
slvr
Which pools are included for Tamarijn to use, where are they located - at the north or south end?11 answers
5 years, 62 months ago
soon-to-be-Tamarijn vacationer
You will have access to both of the pools at the Tamarijn and Divi resorts.
LaurenCC
The pools are right in the the center of the action. You also have use of the pools at the Divi just down the beach. The ocean temp is great and went in daily, never went in the pool once.
Cxg299
There is one fresh water pool at the Tamarijn and one fresh water at the divi divi for your use.
Eugene
pool somewhat in the middle of resort. Around 3 buildings to north of pool and around 9 to south.
gsumb
You have access to all the pools directly on the resort as well as the resort right next door down the beach because they are both owned by the same company. Same goes for all the restaurants between both resorts.
DeathByLlamas
Don't be fooled - the only "true" pool at the Tam is right smack in the middle. The other pools on the maps are for the time share guests only. They are huge signs saying this at every pool. The golf resort across the way has huge pools with slides.
LinaLou
there is a pool in the garden section more to the center of the complex and then the main pool is near the buffet and shops on the far end heading toward the divi. But the beach is beautiful.
TIME2GOAGAIN
You can use all the pools at the Tamarijn and the Divi, the hotel next door. Pools are located all over the resort.
kwins
You can use the pool at the Tam or the divi. The Tam pool is close to the North end of the resort the pool at the Divi is pretty much centered. We were in the 1900 block which was a ways from the pool but very quite. The ocean is crystal clear and very calm so we never even put so much as a finger in the pool. The snorkeling off the beach was amazing as well! Saw tons of colorful fish!
jojo25271
Both pools are in front of the beach, never too crowded and are clean.
Hydroman
Several pools available but only one close to bar and lots of childern and babies with diapers.
cfunlabs
Is there a charge to use the bicycles, floats or snorkel gear? Other water activities? Is there any good area for snorkeling in front of Tamarijn?11 answers
5 years, 62 months ago
soon-to-be Tamarijn vacationer
Your non-motorized water sports are going to be included, but some of the best snorkeling is going to be located off property with DePalm Tours. They will take you to a few hot spots for an experience you will not find on the resort.
LaurenCC
No charge for bikes, snorkels, rafts. Charges for motorized toys and other items. You can snorkel in front of Tamarijn but better spots not far in etiher direction.
Cxg299
There is no charge to use any of the gear, floats or bicycles. You just need to return them by 5pm. We rented noodles to float on and that was fun. There is also kayaking, but I never did that. There are fish that swim in the ocean in front of Tamarijn, but I wouldn't call it good snorkeling. Rent a car and go to Baby beach, the snorkeling there is great and the beach is beautiful!
kleek
there is no charge for the use of non motorized equipment.You can snorkel right in front of the resort.
Eugene
NO charges for the bicycles, floats, snorkel gear or kayaks... I snorkeled in front of the resort- but not much to see. I heard to go down to the one end of the beach toward town (past where the wind surfers are)- to see fish. I do recommend going on a snorkel excursion (that's what we did). Luv'd it- was able to see lots of beautiful fish and phenomenal colors of the water... DePalm snorkel tour- 1/2 day. $78 pp US
luvthebeach1
No charge for the bikes or snorkel or even kayaking! Did not do the snorkeling at the resort but heard it was still cool to see some things, but not the big coral reefs you may see going elsewhere.
kwins
no charge for gear. I usually bring my snorkel and mask. nothing to see along the shoreline. I would suggest a trip with one of the local snorkel companies or a trip to Depalm Island. We did see a sea turtle pass by along the shore one day. It was about 4-5 feet in size.
wilson5658
nope there is a charge if you don't have them returned by 5
jojo25271
Snorkeling in front of the Tam is not good, no fish, you need to be near a corral reef.
Hydroman
Bicycles, floats, and snorkel gear are free. You can also kayak for free. The only thing that costs money are motorized water sports.
CheyRo
There's fish in front of the the resort but not bright colorful ones. We brought our own snorkel gear so i'm not sure if any of those things were at a price but it didn't appear so. We went to De Palm Island however on an excursion and the snorkeling and SNUBA is highly recommended!
TheMrs
How small are the rooms in the Tamarijn?11 answers
We just booked a trip to the Tamarijn in July. We booked a room for three adults and a 17 year old. I heard the rooms are on the small side. Do you think it's going to work or should I get another room?
5 years, 61 months ago
lee
According to the description of the Oceanfront room category, it is large enough to accommodate either 1 king bed or 2 queen beds. For the exact square footage, we do suggest contacting the resort directly as they would be best to assist with this information. The email address found directly on the resort's website is reservation@megaresorts.com.
MariaCC
you will need another room
TIME2GOAGAIN
We just got back from our stay at the Tamarijn and we had one room with two queen beds for my husband, myself and two children 12 and 9. IT WAS SMALL. We were constantly changing in front of each other because there was no other place to go. The bathroom sink and toilet area was all together so if someone needed the bathroom while someone was in the shower they had to wait. I would highly suggest a second room.
momof2
our room wasn't "large", but it was adequate for the 2 of us... I recommend to ask for a room on the ground floor (only 2 floors)... makes it really easy to step in and out right onto the beach. You also have a patio to relax on... all steps from the beach... no worries on the room. The beach and water is so beautiful- I doubt you will be in the room much!
luvthebeach1
I would book another room. If it was 2 adults and 2 small children it would probably be okay, but with 3 adults and a 17 year old it would be very crowded.
teech2000
They are small, but if you're not going to be in your room much, it's not a big deal at all. For the view and being right on the beach, it's so worth a little bit of a smaller room. I was in a room with two queen sized beds for two and still felt I had some room.
kwins
Our room was a great size for 2 people so 4 adults in one room would probably be much. But if you are trying to save $$, remember you are only sleeping and showering there. Just take turns. Hope this helps.
Joyful
The rooms are kind of small BUT Aruba is so beautiful that we didn't stay in the room but to sleep and the rooms are directly on the beach-it's fantastic
jojo25271
Get another room for sure.....you will be in each others way
resqume853
you will be fine. not a lot of room, but enough. My two small children and my wife and I had plenty of room. Plus you are in Aruba, you wont spend much time in the room!
AirplaneAndy
For the same price you better book 2 rooms because they are really small, we have a 10 and a 14 year old, so with 4 people the room seemed even tinier...also we always had to wait to take a shower which was kind of annoying...simly too crowded!!!
Miranda
What is the dress code (& most commomly worn) in the restaurants?11 answers
5 years, 61 months ago
soon-to-be Tamarijn vacationer
Please see the FAQ on the resort website for dress code information: https://www.tamarijnaruba.com/faq.php
BILLCC
casual or dressy
luvthebeach1
During the day it's shorts & tshirt, even cover-ups, but for evening most of us cleaned up. I always put on a cute little dress, and most of the other women did to, and the men stuck to nicer bermudas or pants and a shirt.
Mere6833
Pretty laid back and casual. More dressy for the reservation restaurants, but not extremely dressed up. Flipflops are still fine.
kwins
Beach casual but we wore casual dresses for dinner.
DLTravel
casual, swimwear during the day. dinner- shorts and sandals. Slacks not required for dinners,
wilson5658
Shorts are acceptable for the men, NO tank tops in the restaurant. Shirts and cover-ups are required in the buffet areas. I think you need sandals there, too.
For women, pretty much anything goes...sundresses, capris, shorts, etc. Men just need to wear shirts not tank tops. Denim is allowed also.
The Tam is very casual, dressy/formal stuff is not necessary at al!
ArubaLuvr
Resort wear-dresses and collared shirts for men. That being said I did see people not dressed in nice clothes at all but the resort frowns upon it. Nothing fancy sundresses for the ladies polo shirts for the guys :)
jojo25271
shorts an polo shirts
resqume853
Shorts and t-shirts in the buffet. Shorts or slacks and a polo/collared shirt in the specialty restaurants. Sandals are ok everywhere.
luvtotravel99
most people are dressed very casual. You will see some with shorts & a shirt but most wear dresses for the females & dress pants & a dress shirt, short sleeve of course
flipflop945
Aruba excursions11 answers
My husband and I are wanting to see as much of Aruba as possible and have some great snorkeling, any suggestions which excursions we should take? We are going in September.
4 years, 58 months ago
swin92
We offer a wide variety of excursions through our partner vendors. If you would like more information, please feel free to contact one of our Beach Experts at 1-800-915-2322.
CoryCC
I recommend renting a car. Not sure how long you are going. we were there for 9 days. and rented a car for the week about $160 Island is easy to navigate. lots of great beaches. Baby beach is wonderful decent snorkeling from beach. Arashi Beach (about 15 min North of Tamarjin) has great snorkeling north of the beach and is not crowded.
lots of pretty views of rocky coastlines near California light house and Colorado Light house. Natural Bridge was not too impressive to us but still beautiful coast.
AirplaneAndy
You have to go see the Natural Pool, you can snorkel there and is a fun drive with a 4*4 car! Also you have to go to Baby Beach - good for snorkeling. We went on the Atlantis Submarine which is a unique experience you're not going to find in many places, so it's a must if you are in Aruba!
Miranda
Make sure you snorkel somewhere that there is a corral reef or man made reef, that's where the fish eat, otherwise you wont see many.The snorkeling in front of the Tam was not good, no fish.
Hydroman
Anything with DePalm Tours. My wife and I had a great time on DePalm Island
dillon
De Palm Tour at hotel desk offers some interesting excursions. Excursion we took were "Explore" and "Sub see". "Explore" takes us famous sightseeing spots. Sub see (it is not called sub see but not submarine, the boat has a looking windows under water) was also good. They also offer snokeling or scuba plans and looked nice. I didn't buy them because our kids are too young to join.
Uruma
If you have a rental car, drive to Baby Beach, take some bread to feed the fish and you will see hundreds of colorful ones out near the reef.
Beez
We took the Aruba bus tour. At the end at Baby Beach the tour guide take you snorkeling. He even bring food for the fish. It was so much fun.
AutumnG
Kukoo Canuku- Bus parties and takes you to local bars. AWESOME.
Land rover tours -NAtural pools- great way to see all of aruba
DE Palm Snorkal Afternoon delight -Super awesome boat snorkling is beginner style, amazing.
MRandMRS
You can rent snorkeling gear for free if you just want to go snorkeling on the beach. For really great snorkeling and other activities you can go to DePalm Island. However, this is not free. I have included a photo of the tours and activities rate sheet from my trip last week.
5ftr
Def go on the UTV Tours is it so worth the money!
Flawless25
See "more details"11 answers
We narrowed our vacation down to Aruba...either the Tamarijn or The Divi. Which is more romantic? We like an oceanfront room but it seems the Tamarijn rooms are too small for us. Any suggestions?
4 years, 58 months ago
vero beach lover
For questions regarding specific resorts, we do suggest contacting our office to speak with an agent in our New Reservations Department. Our office is open daily from 5am-3am EST and there is no additional charge for agent assistance via telephone.
MariaCC
Rooms are not very big, but adequate. My wife and I and our two small children shared one room. The DIVI and Tamarjin are part of the same resort complex. I didn't see there rooms, but the pool area, and restaurants seemed to be a little nicer (we ate there 2x). We loved the view at the Tamarjin, I opened the curtain every morning and we looked right out into the beach and ocean. That alone would sell it for me. I do suggest asking for a room close to the lobby as some are pretty far away from that area where the food and most bars are. we just got back and loved it!
AirplaneAndy
Rooms are really small at Tamarjin, and in between Divi and Tamarjin I'd go with Divi for sure, it's classier! Do yourself a favor and book someplace nicer like Riu and Cheap Caribbean has an option for dining in quite a few restaurants around there that you can prepurchase, I think that's the best deal you can get! Good luck!
Miranda
We just stayed in the 1400 block at the Tam, second floor, excellent view from balcony, close to water,we had two double beds, Could have used a larger room because were a family of 4, but it was fine for us.
Hydroman
Divi is much more elegant than Tamarijn. My fiance & I stayed at the Tamarijn resort July 11 through the 16th, 2013.
Pros:
If you don't want to spend a lot of money and can entertain yourselves by relaxing with a good book on the beach, Tamarijn is a great place to stay.
No annoying vendors following you around on the beach.
Car rental available in the lobby. (Get a jeep...see this Island!)
You have access to sister resort's buffet & entertainment, which, unfortunately reminds you about how low budget Tamarijn is. Sister resorts are plush compared to Tamarijn.
Friendly staff until it is time to check out; then they are rude and want you to hurry and get out.
Cons:
Bed did not have clean sheets, even when I reminded housekeeping that we were new to the room; maid merely made the bed with sand, stains and all. I had to call and request fresh sheets.
Small bathrooms with ill designed shower door, allowed water to spray all over the bathroom floor.
No pool bars! No waiters bringing drinks to the beach.
Buffet was mediocre at best. Make reservations for resort restaurants!
Nightly entertainment was either poolside, or in the buffet eating area. They need a mini theater or designated area for entertainment to accommodate audience.
Unauthorized charges to YMCA ($1 per day) on the credit card they require you to provide (for incidentals! lol)
ohmywhtagirl
My husband and I spend our anniversary in Aruba every year. Either of the resorts is romantic because you can utilize all of the amenities on both resorts. Last year we stayed at the Tam for the 1st time (we had only stayed at the Divi) and we loved the fact that we were right on the beach. Not the case at the DivI. So in our book, we will continue to ask for room 1515 every time! Brand new bathroom!
dightonmom
I don't know about Divi, but Tamarijn rooms are really small. For couples it is OK but with kids, too small. Ocean front rooms are nice though. If you want romantic, restaurants are not good enough I guess.
They are small and less type of foods. In addition, they requires reservations and first 3 day after arriving, you will not be able to get reservation. Definitely.
Uruma
Definitely do the Divi over the Tam. We wished we had!
teacherstimeoff
We stayed at the Tamarijn. There seemed to be more older couples at the Tamarijn and more younger couples and kids at the divi.
Tabz
We stayed at the Tamarijn and loved having our room on the water. There's more restaurants at the Tamarijn but the pool area is better at the Divi. We pretty much split our time during the day 50/50 at both places.
TheMrs
The rooms at the Tamarijn are small, but the ocean front surely sealed the deal for me. I did not get a chance to see the Divi rooms, but that side of the resort looked a little newer, so maybe the rooms would be more updated.
DonR2013
Does the child care program not take children under 5?2 answers
I have three year old, do they only have supervised care and programs for 5 years old and up?
4 years, 52 months ago
beachgirl
In order to participate in the kids club activies, children must be between the ages of 5-12yrs old.
BethCC
Yes, they had a child area - only open certain days and times.
FitGirl
Don't know.
TurkeyFace
What is the process to set up / reserve a beach side lounge chair & umbrella at the Tamaryn?10 answers
4 years, 51 months ago
Montgomery, Alabama
Please contact the resort directly at 1.800.554.2008 for the most up to date information on reserving lounge chairs and umberellas.
BethCC
They are always available outside your room. Get up early and claim one with your towel.
AutumnG
Super simple... they stack chairs every night. And if there are some on the beach, no towel its all yours pretty much. there are always available chairs. No crowded like high rises
MRandMRS
there are more then enough lounge chairs on the beach, and cabanas are first come first serve. We typically got up around 7 and placed our towels on lounge chairs under a cabana and would go back to sleep for an hour or 2. you don't get a towel out by around 7:30-7:45 then your gonna have trouble getting the shade of a cabana.
stonemason
It's generally, First come, first serve. Many people put a "reserve marker" like a towel on the beach chairs early in the morning to save a spot.
5ftr
Get there early in the morning and place towels/invaluable items on the chairs to hold your place!
abcxyz123987
Get up early and put your towel on your chair (with some sort of clip as it is windy and it will blow away). There were plenty of chairs though so depending on when you are going, you might not have to do this.
FitGirl
Get up very early, no reservations.
Onehappyisland
There is no process. Keep a lounge or two on your patio. Be up early to set up your lounges under a hut.
Eugene
The pool and beach chairs/huts are first come first serve. People usually get up early and stake their claim by putting their beach towel or some item on the chair/hut.
Joechaman
Do they include any non-alcoholic beers in the all-inclusive deal?8 answers
4 years, 50 months ago
Wyoming
For specific beverage details please contact the resort directly, as their selection can change on a weekly basis.
CaitlinCC
Yes I saw at least one type of non A beers at each bar
IowaZman
The only beers I saw that they had were Heineken and the Aruba brewed beer, Belashi.
abcxyz123987
I did see someone with o'douls.
bassin928
Yes you can get drinks without alcohoic
Eugene
They sure do
Worldtraveler08
no
intelmanpc
There were only 3 kinds of beer available, and none were non-alcoholic. PLENTY of non-alcoholic blended options and sodas available.
Beachysol
How much more does golf costs in the all inclusive price??@ Divi-9 hole3 answers
4 years, 50 months ago
Florida
The Links at Divi Aruba is located at Divi Village Golf and Beach Resort, a 2-minute drive from Tamarijn Aruba. Complimentary golf cart shuttles transport guests around the grounds and between the two resorts. Golf fees are not included in the all inclusive pricing. For more information please contact the resort directly.
CaitlinCC
Go to divi aruba website all the golf info is on there
Arubadiane
Paid $125.00 for one person to golf and one to ride along.
islandlover45
does anyone suggest renting a car to sample the food around town? also, any choice restaurants to try?10 answers
4 years, 50 months ago
NY
There is plenty of transportation on the island so you do not have to rent a car but can if you want. In terms of eating out there are several restaurants in Aruba and CheapCaribbean.com offers a “Dine Around” program with several different options of meals that you can purchase ahead of time at the following restaurants: Amazonia, Aqua Grill, Buccaneer, Carambola, Driftwood, French Steak House, Gari & Wasabi, Gasparito, Hostaria da' Vittorio, Iguana Joes, Ike's Bistro (Manchebo), Las Ramblas, Le Petit Café, La Trattoria El Faro Blanco, Pure Beach - International/Beach, Pure Ocean (Aruba Phoenix) - International/Beach, Texas de Brazil** - Brazilian Steakhouse, Elements (Bucuti Resort) – Oceanfront, Ventanas del Mar (Tierra del Sol) – International, Aquarius (Renaissance) - Int'l Buffet/ Seafood Specialty, Ruinas del Mar (Hyatt) - International/Steak & Seafood, Mexicado (Hyatt) - Authentic Mexican, L. G. Smith's Steak & Chop House - American-style Steakhouse, Iguana Cantina - Fresh Mexican Grill, and Aquarius (Renaissance) - International Buffet/ Seafood Specialty. However, keep in mind that this is an all-inclusive resort so food and beverages are included in the package.
LizCC
Don`t go out on your own!!!!!!!!
cookielady62
The Tamarijn is all-inclusive, so meals are pre-paid. The Red Parrot is upscale,bordering on haute-cuisine. The other resort restaurants and buffets are very good for their genre. We did not feel any need to go off-resort to other restaurants.
xpetere
Not sure if you really need to rent a car unless you will be driving it a lot as the island is only 19 miles long. A taxi would suffice if you were just leaving for dinner.
There is a very nice restaurant right near the lighthouse - a main attraction and landmark that overlooks almost all of Aruba.
abcxyz123987
I would not spend the money. The cab ride to town is $9, local bus was $2 or they have bikes and locks for free. It was a 2 mile ride to town and lots of shops on the way.
Zoomiejrgirl
we found the cab prices to be very reasonable. first trip down you may want to use the cabs . the staff at the front of the tamarijn can get you a cab. the cab drivers we had were friendly and helpful.
cwchipguy
No. Rental isn't needed unless you just want to drive around all vacation. The rates are actual set (downtown from resort or to airport) after a certain time off day it becomes a few dollars more. No ride exceeding 13 one way. We ate at Gianna's (Italian) which was over priced and alright, madam janettes which was GREAT and worth every dollar spent! Also el gatcho (sorry for spellings) was an awesome steak house but this one by far was most expensive. Senior frog for entertainment at night is fun too!!
HifromNJ
yes
intelmanpc
If you want to see everything the island has to offer then it would be a good idea to rent a car. We never made it to Baby Beach, but have heard it's the best place on the island. If you're looking for food we were told the cuban food at Senor Frogs is worth getting.
ThatTallGuy
I was actually suggest a taxi or the public bus system because you would have to pay for parking your car. A taxi is around $9 and the bus is $2. My husband and I would normally take cabs to our destinations and take the bus back. I would definitely suggest Le Petit-- the stone grill restaurant in the high rise district. The food was amazing!!!
AprilB
Is there a dive shop located at the resort?5 answers
My family loves diving, and has never been to Aruba. Is this a good place to go for the diving experience? Also, is there a dive shop at the resort that we could use?
4 years, 48 months ago
Hobbs, NM, United States
While snorkeling is available on site at this resort, scuba diving is available nearby. When booking through CheapCaribbean.com we can help you arrange a great diving excursion to fit what you are looking for!
BethCC
There are tons of dive locations in Aruba. We went on an excursion. However there is no dive shop at this resort. A quick 3 mile ride down to the other beach and you will have plenty to chose from
Zoomiejrgirl
No. There is a cool place nearby called DePalm Island but it has been put together it isn't a naturally occurring dive area.
downhill
no dive shop at the resort
DrPhill
not that i saw
scooterpie
What is the dress code at the restaurant?10 answers
We love going on vacation, and don't expect restaurants to allow swim suits, but don't care for long pants and skirts.
4 years, 48 months ago
Lubbock, TX, United States
I would recommend that male guests bring at least one pair of long pants and that female guests bring at least one dress for any restaurants that have dress requirements.
BethCC
Casual dress:
Men-shorts and a polo
Women-sun dress
5ftr
Loved the dress code and I agree. The only thing was no bare feet and no tank tops! Most people looked nice, but shorts and flip flops were okay.
chloejane
Casual. Spirit airlines limits you to 40 lbs and charges for luggage.
Okiecaribbeanjunkie
The guidelines for the restaurants here are no swimsuits allowed but if you have a swim suit cover up you can def wear it with no problem.
Flawless25
Dress code is pretty casual in all restaurants.
LSteg
It was very casual. As long as you are covered over your swimsuit they are fine
Zoomiejrgirl
We just got back from the Tamarijn, loved it!! No need for dress pants!! We brought clothes we didn't wear!! My husband along with many other male guests wore casual shorts,either golf( 3 button collared)shirts or other casual shirts, no shirt and ties needed! Sandals, flip flops or sneakers are good enough to wear. Restaurants need cover ups and sandals/shoes on. For women I suggest to bring all tank tops,that are casual/dressy, shorts and or sundresses (long dresses or skirts)as it is very windy!!! I wore dressy tank tops and shorts on evenings with sandals/flip flops, the daytime was basically bathing suits and coverups! If doing excursions would suggest to check with them to see what attire you will need..sneakers,water shoes, etc! Now this reply is just saying for the Tamarijn and Divi and not outside to other resorts and restaurants!! We did eat at a rest. at the Divi as we had all inclusive which included to utilize their resort too for restaurants,pools, and entertainment!! Same dress code, casual!!
MandyB
You can wear anything pretty much except swimsuits. We wore shorts and tops mostly (nicer ones, not ripped up anything but some people did wear that sort of thing - hats, no shoes at the buffet, which was ODD!)
FitGirl
The reservation restaurants in the resort ask for no beach wear. but your buffet restaurants are outside dinning and you can wear your swim suits.
cwchipguy
windsurfing5 answers
do you have complete windsurfing boards for rent at this resort ?
3 years, 47 months ago
Oak Ridge, TN
WIndsurfing is one of the activities included in the all-inclusive at this resort. For more information about this activity please contact the resort directly. Their contact page is: https://www.tamarijnaruba.com/contact/#.U44X5EDD-Uk. Thank you!
LizCC
no
Pete1
They have a couple where they teach you and 2 people can windsurf at once. It was a blast!
TeamAK
yes
daddysbunky
Free and other water sports too
Xavier56
Are the front doors to the rooms open to the outside or are they open to an inside corridor?10 answers
3 years, 44 months ago
united states
Some rooms are located in corridors and others are located out in the open. It will all depend on your room placement at the resort as to which you will receive.
KristenCC
Doors are open to the outside.
MrMajestic
Open to the outside
JG123
They are open to the outside. Each room has a balcony or patio. It is very secure
Zoomiejrgirl
outside
islandlover45
We just got back from our Tamarijn vacation! We loved it!! The buildings are set up like a motel, meaning no doors to hallways or corridor, you step right outside. My first thought too was not going to like that, but just let me tell you we had a lower level room( only 2 levels) and we had sliding patio doors that we walked right out onto patio area and then just past the walkaway feet away was the sand and the ocean! As another door was to the back of the room which we used less frequently,basically had that locked and only used if we were out for the day or evening for long periods. One evening Security actually knocked on our sliding patio door to let us know our door was opened (we accidentally fell asleep) and to tell us to close and place the stick in the tracking on floor! Yes we felt stupid but we do know they're checking and making us feel safe!! We loved this motel/hotel resort! Don't think you can get any closer to the sand/ocean!...if your looking for that!!
MandyB
The front doors open to the outside
FitGirl
The door opens to an outside hall. The sliding glass door opens to the ocean.
Joechaman
they're open to outside not facing a street or anything... kind of an outdoor hallway that will eventually lead you to the resort lobby
camgidich
They open to the outside!
TeamAK
palm beach5 answers
how far from palm beach
3 years, 42 months ago
jackson
Palm Beach is about a 10 minute drive from the Tamarijn Aruba.
KristenCC
3 miles
glou79
About a 20 minute bus ride. We had to pick up people at other resorts.
Sandy22
20 min bike ride. 10 min by bus or taxi. TaXi is $9 and the bus is $2.
Centralamerica
It’s up the road a couple miles. You can taxi for about $9 or take a bus right outside the resort for $2.50
Wlcam
A few km north, either walking or bike shouldn't be an issue
G8torz
are there any smoking rooms available?5 answers
3 years, 38 months ago
DD
A smoking room can be requested, but depends on availability. Please call 1-800-915-2322 for assistance. Smoking policy can change at any time without notice.
CCGreg
not sure
glou79
I don't know. I don't smoke.
FloHall
Yes
Love2vac
hello,you can smoke in the bar and on the beach too:-)
skischool
Yes
JMKPA
No
HifromNJ
What's the drinking age at this resort?5 answers
I believe the drinking age in Aruba is 16. Is it at this resort as well?
3 years, 38 months ago
New York
The legal drinking age in Aruba is 18 years old. This is enforced at the resort as well.
KristenCC
18
Bonham
18
glou79
18. That is the legal drinking age in Aruba, as well.
RichardT
18
PassportLover
BEaches?10 answers
I heard Palm beach is much nicer and the beach this property is on has many more rocks in the ocean is this correct ?
2 years, 36 months ago
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Palm Beach is the most popular beach in Aruba, and there tends to be more reviews, however, Aruba has some of the most beautiful white sand beaches in the Caribbean. Druif beach, as well as Eagle and Palm beach are famous for their pristine and soft white sands.
KristenCC
That is correct! Rocks everywhere!
The Palm is down by the high rises, stay down there
Duff
The beach front at the Tamarijn has large boulders/rocks. There is a wonderful beach area directly beside the resort with umbrellas and lounge chairs provided by the resort, and the beach in front of the Divi next door is boulder free. The walk was not an issue at all.
As far as rocks in the ocean - when we arrived it was very windy after a storm & there were rocks/broken shells in the ocean - we just wore water shoes and did not have an issue.
After the winds calmed down, the sand covered the rocky bottom, and we were able to walk barefoot very comfortably.
LGB73059
Plenty of nice open beach space right beside the resort
LGB73059
The Palm beach is one of tthe best, but is not walking distance. The beach in front of Tamarijn is rocky, but is only 5-10 minutes walking to Divi beach which is magnific, and having everything around (bars, pool, restaurant etc.).
We went to that beach every day.
Niculce
Palm beach seem to be busier. The ocean is somewhat calmer on that side and the beach is beautiful. We were very happy were we were. The beach between the resorts was beautiful. We don't like to be crowded on vacation action and this resort fit us perfectly.
Sandy22
No. The beach on this property is beautiful and is not too crowded. We took the bikes (that the resort will loan you) and went to eagle beach and palm Beach just to see it (about a 15 min bike ride). Those beaches were beautiful as well and we swam for a bit but the other days we were content to stay and enjoy our resort'so beach.
Centralamerica
A lot of rocks and a little rough getting in however after the first few steps it's rock free
HifromNJ
Tons of rocks when you first walk in the ocean! After a few feet, much smoother.
beachmom2016
Yes very correct, we loved the beach in Palm beach so clear and peaceful,. And clear,. Here to many boulders and rocks on the beach
Julik
HOW FAR IS THIS RESORT FROM THE AIRPORT10 answers
2 years, 36 months ago
SHARON
about 1hr 45 mins ride.
dianajgut
About 1 hr drive from the airport.
Expect to leave 4 hrs in advance for the airport if you take a shuttle. We had an 8:30a flight and the shuttle asked us to be at the lobby by 4:30a.
Daniel21
Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive is located five minutes outside Oranjestad and 10 minutes from Queen Beatrix International Airport (AUA). Approximate driving time is 10 minutes.
BILLCC
About 15 mins, not a bad ride but its all through the city
Duff
Hello Sharon,the resort is about 15-20 min.from the airport,beautiful,clean island,great shopping mall,take submarine trip too,enjoy:-)
skischool
15 minutes
Eugene
Very close drive - we watch planes come into the airport all day from the beach - no noise from the airport, though
LGB73059
Maybe 15 minutes. There was a little traffic due to. Cruise being there but it was not far
Julyleo
15 minutes.
Centralamerica
8-10 minute bus or taxi ride from the airport, not a big deal at all
JSAVORY
Wireless Internet Access ($)10 answers
For the Deluxe Oceanfront - SALE rooms, I noticed that the "Wireless Internet Access ($)" is not listed as an amenity. Does that mean we cannot pay to get wireless internet access in the rooms?
2 years, 34 months ago
New York
From my knowledge, you can pay for wireless connection in your room. it goes by MB.
AKMELZ
You may be able to purchase Wireless Internet Access using this room - for further details, please call us at 1.800.915.2322.
SamCC
Wireless in not available in room
PollyandSen
You can get wifi. The full week is the best deal if you're staying that long.
RichardT
WiFi is available but not always a strong signal.....we used it most everyday
bassin928
There is free internet, but its extremely slow.
TurkeyFace
We stayed in this room and there was free wifi. It only worked well in the rooms and in the main lobby/restaurant area
Tiffanytamarijn
mine was free and i had a deluxe oceanfront room
camgidich
Just returned. There was free wifi. Worked in the rooms and pool/restaurants, just not on the beach.
beachmom2016
I'm not sure what type of room I was in- but I could not access internet. However, the lobby was so close to my room it didn't really pose a problem. It was nice not having the internet because I was able to relax more!
bennebenne
For the free snorkeling equipment at the resort do they include the flippers and life jackets?5 answers
2 years, 33 months ago
paul
please check with the resort directly for the most up to date information regarding snorkeling. Their international number is 297-525-5200.
TimCC
Hi Paul - I didn't rent any snorkeling equipment from the resort but everyone I saw had equipment plus fins. I didn't see anyone with life jackets. I signed up for a snorkeling adventure one afternoon on a catamaran. Cost was $66 which included equipment, open bar, and lunch.
SoloTravelerMan
Yes. there is free snorkel, masks, flippers and lifejackets.
beachmom2016
Yes everything is at the water sport area but if the surf is rough the attendant will not give you the gear.
Laffydo
Yes, they have masks, snorkel, fins, and either snorkel vests or life jacket, can be checked out all day, just need to be returned by 5pm.
kansasjmm
Tamarijn resort room locations10 answers
For this resort, what room # locations have the best beach front and are not at the far end from the pools and food? Never been here so trying to get recommendations. I don't want the rocks in my front yard but a good shot to the beach. For those of you that have been here what recommendations can you make? We prefer second floor. Thanks paul
2 years, 32 months ago
paul
Please check with the resort directly for the most up to date information regarding room locations. Their international direct phone number is: 297-525-5200.
TimCC
1510-1512 WERE PERFECT ...SMALL LITTLE PATH TO THE BEACH
LIZ925
We stayed in 2201 but it was on the first floor, which we preferred. About 40 feet in front of our patio was the best stretch of sandy beach at Tamarijn, other than the fantastic stretch of sandy beach between Tamarijn and Divi, which I thought was the best on the island, in my opinion. We were only about 100 feet from the Bunker bar as well, (if that. probably more like 75) with about another 100 feet after that to the bars and restaurants at Tamarijn.
RichardT
buildings 21 thru 24
Bvette
The further down the better (beach wise) although further from all food. Depends what's more important to you lol.
HifromNJ
I would say somewhere around the 1100 to 1500's. Anything else is way to far
Worldtraveler08
All of the rooms at the Tamarijn are directly on the beach, however not all of the beach front offers the ability to walk directly into the water because of the rocks that you mentioned. Buildings 24 to about 20 are at the very far end of the resort and have direct access to the beach with ability to walk directly into the ocean but are furthest from the pool and food. 20 to 14 is mostly rocky with some spots offering the ability to pretty easily climb down over smaller rocks to the water. There were plenty of people swimming in this area but again you're not just walking over smooth sand right into the ocean. Building 14 is right next door to the buffet and pool area. Buildings with lower numbers than 14 are on the other side of the pool closer to the Divi with the lowest numbers having probably the nicest beach front with the best access to the water but again those are further from the pool and food. We stayed in building 17 and my husband was able to easily walk down to the water in order to swim however he did wear his flip flops. The area in between the Tamarijn and the Divi seemed to me to have the nicest beaches with the best water access and if you stayed in the buildings with lower numbers you would not be far from that stretch of beach. Hope that helps!
KCam
My room was 1403. Very close to the pool, bar, buffet dining room. It was on the ground floor. Sliding door opened right onto the beach. Went swimming right in front of my room a few times!
beachmom2016
1600. I stayed at this resort twice and each time I was in the 1600
Close to beach, pool and restaurants9.
sillygirl
We were in 1408, upper room, rocks just to the left of us, but clean shot to the beach directly in front. It is right across from the towel and bike rental facility, and very close to pool, eating, bar, etc.
kansasjmm
do all the rooms have a combination lock safe? and are they free use?10 answers
2 years, 32 months ago
paul;
Yes, YEs. have no worries..just go! The compound is secure.
Wisertime
When we went to Tamarijin Aruba we had to pay daily for a safe, don't remember how much, but they gave us this HUGE lock and huge key on a shoelace. When I went to the room after checking in, we didn't even have a safe in our room. It was ripped off the wall. We went back the desk to return the lock and key, and just used our luggage with our own lock and key.
Micheeore69
Safes are available at the resort, please check directly for rates. Their direct international number is: 297-525-5200.
TimCC
yes, all the rooms ie equipped with safe which you can lock and rooms have card entry
PollyandSen
There is a small safe in the room and they charge $2 per day to use it. ipad barely fits. laptop wont fit.
yoiko
Yes and yes
Madstylz
Not sure if every room has one but they did ask if we'd like one at check in. They were free.
Tiffanytamarijn
They weren't free till this year. Digital and you make your own code!
HifromNJ
They are free and in all rooms
Puckchucker
yes
intelmanpc
Are electrical outlets compatible with US outlets?10 answers
2 years, 32 months ago
Ozzie
yes 110/120 V is available
PollyandSen
Yes they are.
Danielle22
Yes! For more information, call us at 1.800.915.2322.
SamCC
Yes, but my room only had two outlets and one was used for a clock.
yoiko
Yes indeed! They speak English, take dollars, have 110v, great water, and drive on the same side of the road! :)
RichardT
yes
DrPhill
Yes - everything was "Americanized" Even the road signs were in English
LGB73059
Yes
Julyleo
Yes.
SandraSunlover
Yes, outlets compatible with US Outlets. Just bring your chargers from home!
MariaGo
Is there pickleball available?3 answers
2 years, 28 months ago
Jack
Please check with the resort directly for the most up to date information regarding activities at the resort. Their international phone number is: 297-525-5200.
TimCC
I did not see any options/courts for pickleball at the resort.
luckynumber13
Didnt notice.
TurkeyFace
no
intelmanpc
Can u snorkle and see really great fish right off shore. Hubby does not like to go out on the boat trips10 answers
Also. Is there a hot tub available
2 years, 27 months ago
Lucy
The water is clear enough to snorkel in. the resort also hosts snorkeling clinics sometimes. No hot tubs at this resort that i know of.
CCGreg
no hot tub / you can take a taxi to another beach with snorkel equipment from tam
Tam is more of an over 60 + resort lay out and enjoy drinks and ocean front beach
blackfox250
No hot tub and I did not see fish in the water right off of the shore
LGB73059
There is a snorkle area right by the main beach between the Divi Aruba and Tamarjn which will give you some views. The hotel did a bike/snorkly trip on one of the days we were there. We took the bikes out to a beach up North and swam out to an area a lot of local boats go to. Hotel had a van with snacks/water/towels that went along. Bike ride was a workout with the heat but the snorkling was good. Check recreation calendar. There was not hot tub at the Tamarijn.
NEgirl
The beach off the resort does not have a lot of sea life. If you travel 3-5 miles from the resort, there is good beach snorkeling/diving, with plenty of sea life and shallow water (10 ft.).
There was not a hot tub.
Joechaman
Snorkel equipment is available at the resort. I was able to see some nice fish at the beach. There are better beaches and reefs away from the resort without having to take a boat. There are hot tubs at pools around the resort. Not sure how hot the water is or needs to be. It's hot in Aruba!
Puckchucker
yes
intelmanpc
Not much to see close to the resort, had to boat or jeep excursion to find interesting things to see while snorkeling. Unfortunately, no hot tub, that we found anyway
kansasjmm
There are no reefs off the beach a short taxi or bus north gets you to a few good spots
G8torz
you can snorkel right from your room. We did not see a lot . Some days
the water was really clear, other days it was cloudy. We did not go out
very far from beach.
No hot tubs
PAvacayer
When is the best day to arrive and the best to leave?5 answers
2 years, 26 months ago
MO
If you need any help booking, please call and speak to one of our Beachologists at 1-800-915-2322.
TimCC
We arrived on a Thursday and left on a Tuesday - worked great for us
LGB73059
Looked like every day was good. We arrived on a Wednesday and departed on a Sunday. There were no problems checking in or checking out. One thing check-in time was 3:00pm. We arrived after 1:00pm so there was a little bit of a wait for our room, but we were checked in and told to have lunch in the interim.
TurkeyFace
checking in on a sat would be madness (because that's when most time shares activate)... but flying OUT is best on sundays i find. airport is so quiet.
camgidich
Wednesday to Wednesday is ideal.
Binkyandblackhorse45
can we use the pool which located at the golf resort (Divi Village All Inclusive Villas)?5 answers
2 years, 25 months ago
Wilson
You will not be able to use the pool at the Divi Village All Inclusive Villas.
bthornton
No
Bvette
Yes all the facilities at the Divi.
TurkeyFace
No
JMKPA
No, you can not use it. Sign is upon entrance.
HifromNJ
Confirmation#6983882 Can I add a day onto this reservation? Would like to arrive a day sooner2 answers
2 years, 25 months ago
Mark
Please contact us back at 1-800-915-2322 and speak to a customer service representative in existing reservations.
TimCC
I really do not know. I guess you would have to call and find out.
TurkeyFace
How is the beach?10 answers
how is the beach? the last time we were there was 2001 the beach was very rocky. is the beach better?
2 years, 24 months ago
Henry
No. The beach is gone. All rocks.
downhill
Tamarijn Aruba is situated on a stretch of Druif Beach. The beautiful white sands and tropical flora make an idyllic walkway to nearby Divi Aruba. If you have any further questions or need help booking, please call and speak to one of our Beachologists at 1-800-915-2322.
TimCC
In some areas but not all
memory
We were there April 19th to May 3rd. The beach has eroded and is quite rocky. There were a couple of spots that weren't to bad, but I recommend bringing water shoes. The beach between the Tamarijn and the Divi Divi is sandy and beautiful.
Osty
One side is rocky, but on the other side of the lobby the beach is fantastic!
SandyD
The beach has areas with huge boulders at the shoreline. There are other areas that don't appear rocky until you enter the water. Ouch! Take beach shoes
rolltide
Not so much. Beautiful however more rocks are placed every year! The very end is your best best for the best open beach area.
HifromNJ
so MANY of the beachfront rooms actually have large rocks in front of them (you can't see this from the website)... this is obviously due to prevent erosion. was a bummer at first to see, but you can easily climb over them (it's not crazy dangerous at all - my 60 parents were doing it) or you can simply walk over a little where there are no rocks... the actual beach itself when you enter the water is 50/50... bits of rocks and coral and then totally smooth areas. maybe wear water shoes if you're that worried... but it's ARUBA and the most beautiful water ever... some rocks didn't bother me :)
camgidich
It is very rocky for the first few feet when you go in the water.
beachmom2016
Still rocky in front of the resort but did have easy access to a cleared beach
Travelingsoul
Is there an extra charge for the honeymoon bonus Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive2 answers
Is there an extra charge for the honeymoon bonus for Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive
2 years, 24 months ago
Karenjr17
Call one of our U.S. based Beach Experts.
(800) 915-2322
7 Days a Week - 5am to 3am EST
bthornton
no
intelmanpc
accommodations for disabled guests10 answers
Are there accessible rooms close to the restaurants or ate there carts to drive people between the two resorts?
1 year, 24 months ago
Eileen
Please check with the resort, as they do offer cart service to the casino. If you have any further questions, you may contact the resort directly or call and speak to one of our Beachologists at 1-800-915-2322.
TimCC
Shuttle golf carts run constantly between the 2 resorts. All of the rooms at the Tamarijn are close to the restaurants. We really loved the Red Parrot at the Divi and it is an easy shuttle ride. We usually walked back on the beach at night - very romantic and beautiful!
LGB73059
1400 unit is very close to the restaurants at the Tam
kchiles
Yes to both questions! The shuttle service is terrific!
mmwnana
There are plenty of golf cart shuttles. You can even call the front desk to request a cart pick up.
Ckolio
When you book your trip, be sure to ask for ground floor as there are no elevators. Do not wait for check-in or you will not get a ground-floor room. If you already made your reservation I highly recommend you call back and insist they add your ground floor request. Due to a knee injury I had to rely on the shuttle service. This was easy to do once you were at the Tam lobby or the Divi lobby; however, if you are in your room once you call for a shuttle it requires you to be patient as it can take some time for the shuttle to get to your room. It made it tough as there were no benches to sit on while you were waiting for the shuttle to pick you up at your room.
SandraSunlover
It's a easy and beautiful walk but yes you can have a person shuttle you back and forth between the resorts if you want. The carts are constantly going between the two resorts so at most you may wait a couple of minutes.
Centralamerica
Yes. They have a trolley that comes every 15 minutes from one resort to the other (casino too)
HifromNJ
Yes, and yes!
TeamAK
There are definitely carts that run between both resorts, on each resort (Tam and Divi), and to the Casino. There were definitely rooms that were closer to the Tam restaurants when we went, however, they were doing construction on them at the time.
ThatTallGuy
Is there an adult section on the beach, or better yet any nude sunbathing?5 answers
1 year, 24 months ago
US
It does not have any nude beaches.
Call one of our U.S. based Beach Experts.
(800) 915-2322
7 Days a Week - 5am to 3am EST
bthornton
Dont think so. Did not notice any.
TurkeyFace
No there is not, tho we did see one topless woman sunbathing
ALew
No adult section that I was aware of. There is topless sunbathing.
Sandy22
Not on the actual resort.
HifromNJ
what is the general crowd age at this resort, is it an older crowd or mixed?5 answers
Just wondering what the general age is attending this resort. Just booked and wondering.
1 year, 23 months ago
eddie
Since the Tamarijn Aruba is a family friendly property you are going to find people of all ages at the resort.
StevieCC
It was a very mixed crowd.
TurkeyFace
The age group is mixed... Families, singles, couples of all ages.
SandraSunlover
8-80!!! Not what I would consider a singles place.
Joechaman
Mixed although not much night life. Quiet resort.
HifromNJ
Alcohol included in all inclusive?5 answers
Is alcohol (liquor/beer) included in the all inclusive package?
1 year, 22 months ago
eliza713
Alcohol is included, however some dining restrictions may apply. Please check with the front desk for details.
JeannieCC
Yes liquor/beer is included! Ron's the best bartender!
Sandy22
Yes, alcohol was included.
beachmom2016
YES!!!
Beachysol
Alcohol was included at the Tamarjin all inclusive.
PJAM
is room service available and if so is there a charge5 answers
1 year, 21 months ago
moonshine in new jersey
No room service that I saw. You would probably prefer a room close to everything. We stayed a nice walk away from everything in building 23.
VictoriaLane
Unfortunately room service is not available at this resort.
JeannieCC
There was not room service available, but there were always dining options at the resort.
Mereholly
no
intelmanpc
no room service, but you can make a plate and bring it anywhere including the room
daddysbunky
Are there stray cats and dogs on the compound?10 answers
This may seem like a weird question to some, but I need to go to a place where there aren't a lot of strays (or ideally, any!) as my entire holiday would be consumed with that and therefore ruined...
1 year, 21 months ago
USA
There are going to be some stray animals, as well as dogs that are not strays but are not on leashes. They tend to stay away from the actual hotels, however the number of them roaming the property will vary depending on weather, time of year, etc. Unfortunately this is something that cannot be predicted and they can only do so much in the way of prevention. Generally there aren't too many, though.
JeannieCC
Yes, you will see the occasional stray cat(s)/dog(s). My husband and I stayed at the Tamarijn for a week and we saw 3 dogs relaxing on the beach and one black cat roaming around.
aab927
We were at the Tam/Divi for seven days and I only saw one cat at the resort one time.
SandraSunlover
I'm with you on this one!!! I saw two strays the whole time. They did not tend to stay around. There are plenty of Iguanas. You are asked to not feed the wildlife. Birds are abundant as well.
Joechaman
I only saw one cat. There are 2 dogs just outside the buffet door that seem to live there
rolltide
I only see one cat! That is very low compared to other resorts
Worldtraveler08
no
intelmanpc
There was only one cat and one dog and they didn't seem mangy or unhappy. They both appeared to get plenty of attention and when we tried to feed the cat a french fry he turned his nose up at it so I'm assuming they get fed pretty well there!
KCam
we did see stray cats... i didn't see them everywhere though... the outdoor buffet/dining area had 1-2 that seemed to pop up. kids would feed them but that was really it. they weren't roaming everywhere and i didn't see any dogs. hope this helps!
camgidich
I was there for 6 days and say only 1 cat that seemed to live there.
beachmom2016
children-15 years old2 answers
is there a fee for 15 year olds sharing the room with 2 adults? at the Tamarign.
1 year, 21 months ago
eil
Yes, there would be a charge for them. This resort only considers kids 6 years old and younger to be categorized as children.
JeannieCC
I believe bed options are available
HifromNJ
WHAT KIND OF ELECTRICITY IS USE THERE, SAME AS THE USA OR I NEED TO BRING ONE OF THOSE CONVERTIBLE FOR THE ELECTRICITY LIKE IN EUROPE.5 answers
1 year, 21 months ago
OSCAR L
Standard US outlets are used at the resort. If you have any further questions, you may contact the resort directly or call and speak to one of our Beachologists at 1-800-915-2322.
TimCC
No converter needed.
HifromNJ
Same plugs as the USA. Just not many plugs in the rooms.
Puckchucker
Same as US. No converter needed.
beachmom2016
same electrical as USA
familyholiday
What is the name of the beach this resort is on?5 answers
1 year, 20 months ago
Mass
Aruba's famous Druif Beach. If you have any further questions or need help booking, please call and speak to one of our Beachologists at 1-800-915-2322.
TimCC
tamanijin
bobo333
divi beacy
samiamiamsam
The Tamarijn is located on Druif beach.
mmpsr
Divi beach
G8torz
I noticed that kids club is upto 12 years old....my son is 13 can he not participate in the program?3 answers
1 year, 20 months ago
New Hampshire
Unfortunately the kids club is only for children up to the age of 12, so anyone older than this would not be allowed to participate.
JeannieCC
Yes, he can participate. They have no idea how old your son is. Say he's 12.
CharlesMTF
I've been to Aruba twice now and I can tell you it is the safest place in the Caribbean that I've been. My kids are 12 and 14 and are allowed to enjoy the resort without me right with them. Very kid friendly and so many families that visit from New England both times we've been to this resort. The only time I've seen kids in the program they were quite small.
39andhappy
Is there shopping/vendors on the actual beach or do you have to travel for shopping other than in the gift shop?5 answers
1 year, 18 months ago
Jerisa
It is not typical for there to be any type of shopping/vendors on the beaches in Aruba. Unfortunately you would need to go off property for shopping aside from the gift shop.
JeannieCC
You would have to travel for shopping. The resort does have a few shops on site.
PJAM
there are shops on this resort and there is a twin resort that you get to use as well.
samiamiamsam
Twice a week outside vendors set up booths on the resort. Other than that we walked to the local flee market which had a lot of stuff. Enjoyed that part.
Mommiebrenda
No Only see one guy selling something not sure what on our beach.
Better to go Downtown which is 5 min away and $9 by Taxi
Many Many Nice Shops and local ones you can bargain with them
Just be tough and they will come down
Xavier56
Is casino on property5 answers
I see a casino in the pictures but not listed as an amenity. Is the casino far?
1 year, 17 months ago
mike c
The casino, Alhambra Casino, is not on property but is located a short shuttle ride away and offers more than 350 slot, video poker and multi-game machines in various denominations. Daily, 10am-4am.
JeannieCC
It's on-property next to the Divi. There is a shuttle that runs constantly between the Tamarijn, Divi, and casino.
MeredithC
The casino is not too far and the hotel has golf cart shuttles about every 10 minutes to/from the casino
PJAM
yes, free shuttle takes you to the casino which is right beyond the Divi
daddysbunky
the casino is not far. there is a shuttle as well
samiamiamsam
Can anyone provide a better description of the pools?5 answers
The pictures make it seem rather small. Is there just one?
1 year, 17 months ago
Dave
Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive offers 4 freshwater swimming pools for guests' relaxation, with one being their new 52-meter pool which is divided into two semi-circle shapes, each with wide walk-in stairs and in-pool lounges. For more pictures, please see the resort's website or a travel site such as tripadvisor or oyster. Alternatively, youtube can also be a good source for this.
JeannieCC
Yes, only one pool but it's very nice.
sillygirl
Tam has 1 pool, Divi has 1 pool, and they are quite small, and they close at 7pm.
kansasjmm
1 at the tamarijn and 2 over at the Divi, the sister resort which you have access to.
G8torz
there is only one pool and it is a standard type pool not for little kids
ChrisWfromMaryland
Do you need to make a reservation to get into the various restaurants?5 answers
1 year, 17 months ago
St. Louis
Some restaurants may require reservations. If you have any further questions, you may contact the resort directly or call and speak to one of our Beachologists at 1-800-915-2322.
TimCC
yes, reservations are required at full service restaurants and only 24 hours in advance, we are on vacation and do not like having to make plans so we mostly ate buffet and 2 nights at full service, The Palm grill (Tamarijn) and The Red Parrot which is at Divi
familyholiday
Yes! Usually two days in advance but we were able to make a reservation for next night. You go to the concierge desk and just ask what the have open. Look at your options online so you know which one you would most prefer. Also they give you a paper ticket- you need this to get in to your reservation!
bennebenne
you do. but there's always plenty of availability
samiamiamsam
There are restaurants that require reservations (the buffet doesn't and has pretty good food) and you can't book one until two days before. I was able to get a reservation for the next day, but the options were very early or very late.
Nique
What toiletries are in room at the Tamarjin?5 answers
1 year, 16 months ago
PA
Generally they should have shampoo, shower gel, conditioner, soap, and razors for use in the room.
JeannieCC
They provided soap, shampoo and conditioner. Fresh towels daily.
bennebenne
Like a cruise ship there is a liquid soap dispenser near the sink and liquid soap and shampoo dispensers in the shower
kathyspilio
soap shampoo shower cap
samiamiamsam
liquid soap.....bring your shampoo/conditioner and bar soap
DanaJ315
Are bicycles and snorkel equipment included in the price at the Tamarjin?5 answers
1 year, 16 months ago
PA
Yes, bicycles and snorkel equipment rental are included, however some restrictions may apply.
JeannieCC
Bicycles are included but not certain about the snorkeling equipment.
AprilB
Yes. Its included.
They basically give you the snorkel equipment at the hut and tell you you can use it along the beach at your own discretion. You are not on a boat going by a coral reef using this equipment. You're basically on your own for a couple of hours.
The bicycles are included too.
Binkyandblackhorse45
Yes, can be checked out every day, but must be returned by 5pm each night.
kansasjmm
Yes.
Luv2beach
If I rent a car from the airport, can I park it at the resort? If so, is there an extra charge for parking?5 answers
1 year, 15 months ago
NH
No parking is free
bluetumbler
They do have parking available, however please contact the resort directly for pricing.
JeannieCC
we took a cab which cost $22 at the resort Hertz has a table so you can rent direct from them there.
Billcoll
First do not Rent from the Airport rent from Local Rental Cars - they are about Half the cost and will come to the hotel and get you - Plus if you want to explore the islands get a Jeep or Large Sit in ATV only.
Also very little marking road signs on the road - use GPS if you have it
You can park no problem at the Tamarijn Hotel we had no trouble at all
Free no charges there
Xavier56
There is no charge to park at the resort. You can get a ride from the airport to the resort. The resort has a Hertz rent a car inside the lobby.
ChadHeath
Are gratuities included?5 answers
I was told by my contact man are CheapCarribean.con that tips are included yet in an email about tips for things to bring they said small bills for tipping.
1 year, 15 months ago
PA
You may tip if you wish but it is not required. If you have any further questions, you may contact the resort directly or call and speak to one of our Beachologists at 1-800-915-2322.
TimCC
Guests at the Tamarjin typically give the bar tenders a dollar a drink and we give the waitstaff $5 a couple in the specialty restaurants. We also leave $3 per day for housekeeping. None of this is required and when visiting the bunker bar tips ar often not given as this is on the beach and most are in swim suits.
kathyspilio
gratuities are not included and make a significant difference in the service you will receive, in my opinion.
kansasjmm
we always bring small bills although many do not tip.
Billcoll
technically yes, but we always leave extra. However, it is NOT expected.
pman
Between the Tamarijn and the Divi which restaurants are the best?5 answers
1 year, 15 months ago
Aruba
The Sandpiper Bar seems popular.
CCGreg
They are the same
DanaJ315
My favorite was The Palm Grill and my Wife's favorite was Ginger
kansasjmm
We stayed at Divi but ate at both resorts. We liked Divi's buffet spot better. Our favorite meal was at the Red Parrot (Divi), but we also enjoyed Ginger (Tamarijn). The ceviche at Pure Lime (Divi) was divine! Make your reservations as soon as you can after arriving to get your preferred nights and times.
Luv2beach
At the Tamarijn the Ginger was good restaurant plus they have Hot or Cold Japanese Sake as much as you can drink .
Red Parrot at the Divi was Ok- Desserts were very good
The Breakfast Lunch and Dinner was all Very Good at the Buffet.
Many Many Choices
Xavier56
Can you get a Mimosa or Bloody Mary at breakfast?5 answers
1 year, 15 months ago
New York
Usually they don't open the bar until 9 or 10.
CCGreg
Yes you can
DanaJ315
Yes
Beachgal123
bar opens at 11 but I think mimosas are available
pman
No. Breakfast is 7am-11am, all liquor service begin at 11am.
MonicaGreen
All inclusive cost5 answers
What is the all inclusive cost per person??
1 year, 15 months ago
USA
If you need any help booking, please call and speak to one of our Beachologists at 1-800-915-2322.
TimCC
With direct airfare from Atlanta=$1500/person
DanHoneymooner
Rates change based on when you go. On the website, you can pop in the dates you're interested in, and it'll give you the rates.
CharlesMTF
Get with an agent & they can work out specific costs for you.
BossLady26
We went for 3 nights. With airfare, insurance, transfers and the hotel, it was 1000 per person from NYC in December 2017.
Ruge77
Building and room recommendations5 answers
Staying at the Tam end of February and reading/seeing lots of posts about large rocks to hop over to get to the water in some sections...and some area's where beach has been brought back and nice renovated rooms. Can someone who has stayed there recently (in the last month or so) advise the best buildings to request for best beach (no large rocks) and newer renovated rooms? I am hearing blocks/buildings 14-18 are nice but wanted to confirm. Thanks.
1 year, 14 months ago
Go Patriots!
We can certainly put in a request, please be advised requests are not guaranteed and they are based on availability at time of check in. If you have any further questions, you may contact the resort directly or call and speak to one of our Beachologists at 1-800-915-2322.
TimCC
there aren't rocks on the resort. there are large rocks on the other side of the island
samiamiamsam
We had block 17 and the beach in front of us was fantastic and the room was great
DanaJ315
NO patriots
DanHoneymooner
Before I went all we heard about was the rocks and we just got back from a week's vacation to Tamarijn and the rocks are overrated. We were in building 11 and had no issue with the rocks. The rooms were very nice and seemed renovated. It was also right next to the beach equipment (kayaks, snorkeling gear, etc.). The only issue is the walk to the bar to get drinks but not really an issue. There are only a couple spots where I could see rocks could be an issue but all it would take it to walk 10 yards away for clear access.
MDSD
building 22 is where we stayed - in all honesty though we walked up and down the beaches and the only large rocks run in groups separating areas - I would say all the beaches at this resort are free of rocks if you go directly out from your room or building (we just returned on May 16th)
Billcoll
I am allergic to peanut, what should I do if I plan to go here?2 answers
1 year, 14 months ago
TX
You may want to speak with the resort first to check if they can adhere to the allergy. If you have any further questions, you may contact the resort directly or call and speak to one of our Beachologists at 1-800-915-2322.
TimCC
Bring an Epi pen, buffet has plenty of options, stay away from Ginger restaurant
Doubles
I reccomend the buffets at both divi and tamarijn, whether its breakfast lunch or dinner they have a station where they make all kinds of food in front of you to order
Stephyd718
any extra cost to use or go to Divi?5 answers
1 year, 14 months ago
Niecec23
You have access to the sister resort. If you have any further questions, you may contact the resort directly or call and speak to one of our Beachologists at 1-800-915-2322.
TimCC
There is no extra cost to go to and use the Divi facility.
elongo
no
DanHoneymooner
No extra cost. You can walk there (or take shuttle) and use the pool, get drinks at the bar, go to the restaurants, etc. at no extra fee. We walked along the beach daily from Tamarijn and went to Divi and had drinks and went there to dinner multiple times at the Mexican and Caribbean restaurants. We also used the 12 seat shuttle a couple times at night to go between the 2.
MDSD
No extra cost. You just have to wait for a shuttle, they run every 15 minutes. It's a less than 5 minute ride between resorts and you can enjoy all the amenities of both.
JustanotherNYer
Divi access5 answers
Can you access the restaurants at the Divi as part of the all inclusive?
1 year, 13 months ago
Boston
Since the all-inclusive package at this Tamarijn Aruba includes access to sister resort, Divi Aruba, it's like getting two great resorts for one awesome price. If you have any further questions, you may contact the resort directly or call and speak to one of our Beachologists at 1-800-915-2322.
TimCC
You can book reservations at the Red Parrot as well as Pure Lime at the Divi right from the concierge desk at the Tamarijn and are part of the all-inclusive.
PelicanDave
Yes, there's one that isn't included in the all inclusive but the rest are wide open.
DanHoneymooner
Yes
Doubles
Yes. You get to choose from 3 restaurants at Tamarijn (Asian, Italian, Cook your own grill) and 2 restaurants at Divi (Mexican, Caribbean). You can also go to the buffet at either place. You can walk to Divi or take their shuttle (golf cart with 12 seats). There is also another restaurant with additional fee at Divi.
MDSD
is there a drink limit in the all inclusive pkg at tamarijn?5 answers
11 months ago
Arnie
no drink limit that we saw - They do not keep track of room numbers etc when ordering so there is definitely no trip limit.
Billcoll
Please check with the resort directly as they want their guests to drink responsibly. If you have any further questions, you may contact the resort directly or call and speak to one of our Beachologists at 1-800-915-2322.
TimCC
No drink limit as far as I know...
Beachgal123
none whatsoever . In fact, after you check out you get a temporary wrist band in case you want to continue eating and drinking while you wait for your ride to the airport . And the drinks are phenomenal, not stingy at all. the bar tenders are pro's
pman
nope. drink and be merry to ;your heart's delight
pman
Is there roomservice, if so, all through the night?5 answers
11 months ago
Sunshine
not to my knowledge . We would not have used it even if it was, such were the facilities and options available; there was no need.
pman
No
Jdddd
There is no room service
HarleyMissouri
No room service. However the coco bar does serve food until 2am.
MonicaGreen
Room Service is not available.
BossLady26
How close is this hotel to the beach?9 answers
7 months ago
NE Girl
The hotel is right on the beach.
Gjika05
10 steps
Mizzy
Its located directly on the beach!
PICKYATTIMES
Walk out the Door of your room and right there if down stairs.
Up Stairs just walk down stairs and right there
Xavier56
It's ON the beach! Every room has an ocean view.
camgidich
It is right beside the beach/ocean
ChadHeath
Walk out your patio door maybe 20 steps to the beach
G8torz
as close as you can possibly be. ( aprox 100 ft to ocean )
PAvacayer
50 feet from our room, some are closer.
MikeDL
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Room Information
Tamarijn Aruba features 236 oceanfront guestrooms in two-story buildings that are just a few steps away from the beach. Each room features either a patio or a balcony that faces the ocean, making this vacation getaway the perfect place to relax.
Since the all-inclusive package at this Tamarijn Aruba includes access to sister resort, Divi Aruba, it's like getting two great resorts for one awesome price.
What We'd Change
If your room is at the end of the resort, the walk to the restaurants is a bit of a hike. But at least you get a little exercise, so you can eat more of the great food.
Why You Should Go
With every room facing Aruba's famous Druif Beach, there's not a bad view in the place! And, you'll love being right on the beach.
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Cribs Available on Request
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24 Hour Front Desk
Poolside Bar
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8 Bars/Lounges
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The perfect weather and world famous white sand beaches make Aruba the ideal destination for beach lovers and water sports enthusiasts. Numerous casinos, great shopping and many restaurants are the island's other attractions.
Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive
41 JE Irausquin Blvd
+297 525 5200
Hotel Description
Tamarijn Aruba: It's Beauty and Luxury, All-Inclusively
If your family has been looking for an all-inclusive recipe for fun with a
dash of chillin' out, check out Tamarijn Aruba where the good vibes are always
ready to whisk your stress away. Sitting atop a gorgeous stretch of Druif
Beach, this resort satisfies all your cravings. Since the all-inclusive package
includes access to neighboring Divi Aruba, you get 2 resorts for one great
deal, so indulge yourself as you bask beside the pool or on the sun-washed
beach.
For daytime fun, you can sail, canoe or snorkel. Get a workout in at the
modern fitness center, or grab your clubs and take a swing at the nine-hole
golf course at Divi Village Golf & Beach Resort. Get hooked on rock
climbing on the challenging 30-foot tower. The resort offers bicycles, so you
can take a self-propelled, scenic tour of the area. Kids ages 6 to 12 can find their own
fun at the resort's supervised kids' camp, while the grown-ups take advantage
of rejuvenating spa services at Indulgence by the Sea at Divi Aruba. If you
want even more adventure, why not consider an Aruba Safari off-road tour or the
Palm Pleasure Sunset Sail.
All the comfortable rooms at Tamarijn Aruba face the beach, so no matter
where you stay, your day will include sitting on a private balcony, hypnotized
by the lapping waves and blue water.
This hotel is All-Inclusive
Features include:
Kids 12 and under eat and stay free
Room accommodations
Unlimited food and drink
Taxes and gratuities
DINING
This hotel includes unlimited food and drinks, but some dining restrictions may
apply. Please check with the front desk for details.
Paparazzi Restaurant Type: Italian Hours: Daily, 6pm-9:30pm Description: Serves classic Italian foods and select wines in an
intimate setting.
Pizza per Tutti Type: Casual Hours: Daily, 11am-1am Description: Full bar service, snacks and pizza cooked in open brick
oven; ocean views.
Cunucu Terrace Type: International Hours: Open daily for breakfast, lunch & dinner Description: Full buffet offering a variety of cuisines and nightly entertainment.
Palm Grill Type: Grill Hours: Open daily for dinner Description: Located on the balcony of the Cunucu Terrace in an ocean view setting. Guests can enjoy Teppanyaki-style cuisines.
Ginger Type: Asian Hours: Open daily for dinner Description: Modern decor and authentic Asian cuisines.
All hours are subject to change.
BARS/NIGHTLIFE
You'll have access to 8 bars at the Divi Aruba and Tamarijn Aruba.
Coconuts
Two-story, open-air bar. Daily, 11am-1am.
Bunker Bar
Wooden gazebo above beach with panoramic sea views. Daily, 11am-6pm.
Divi Aruba
Pelican Bar
Serves drinks from beachfront and poolside location. Daily, 11am-1am.
Coco Grill & Bar
Light fare, pizza and specialty drinks. Daily, 11am-1am.
Sandpiper Bar
Oceanfront bar. Daily, 11am-6pm.
Poolside Bar
Full-service bar offering daily drink specials
Tamarijn Aruba
Bunker Bar
A bar set out over the water. Daily, 11am-6pm.
Coconuts
A 2-story, open-air bar. Daily, 11am-1am.
Pizza per Tutti
Serving brick oven pizzas and daily drink specials. Daily, 11am-1am.
Paparazzi Restaurant
Air-conditioned bar. Daily, 6pm-10:30pm.
Casino
Alhambra Casino, located a short shuttle ride away, offers more than 350 slot,
video poker and multi-game machines in various denominations. Daily, 10am-4am.
BEACH
Tamarijn Aruba is situated on a stretch of Druif Beach. The beautiful white
sands and tropical flora make an idyllic walkway to nearby Divi Aruba.
POOLS
Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive offers 4 freshwater swimming pools for guests'
relaxation.
SPORTS/ACTIVITIES
Water
Snorkeling
Sunfish sailing
Canoeing
Windsurfing
Kayaks
Land
Bingo
Beach games
Pool volleyball
Tennis
Shuffleboard
Bicycling
Dance lessons
Darts
Golf
The Links at Divi Aruba is located at Divi Village Golf and Beach Resort, a
2-minute drive from Tamarijn Aruba. Complimentary golf cart shuttles
transport guests around the grounds and between the two resorts.
INTERNET
Complimentary Wi-Fi is available at the resort.
SPA SERVICES
Massage, spa services and beauty services at neighboring companion resort, Divi
Aruba All-Inclusive hotel. Services include:
Body renewal packages
Hair and nail studio
Waxing
Facials
WEDDING/HONEYMOON
The destination wedding package is a great way to have the ceremony of your
dreams. Services include:
Official beach wedding on Tamarijn Aruba All-Inclusive beach
Couple meet & greet with on-site wedding coordinator
Fresh floral bridal bouquet and matching groom boutonniere
Bottle of champagne
Draped table with 7 draped chairs
One-tier wedding cake
36 (4x6) photos with wedding album (including CD)
Red carpet
Honeymoon Bonus
Honeymooners can book a Deluxe Oceanview rate and Tamarijn will provide special
services for the newlyweds:
Guaranteed, king size bed
Preferred location
Bottle of champagne
Remembrance gift
Free night first anniversary certificate
Candlelight dinner (advanced dinner reservations required, choices from
fixed menu, 1 glass of wine per person and tax/gratuities. Diners are
responsible for additional monies owed)
CHILD CARE
The Kids Camp is for children ages 5 to 12 and features various activities:
T-shirt painting
Arts and crafts
Basketball
Movies
Pool games
Bingo
Scavenger hunt
Snorkel clinic
Tennis clinic
Soccer tournament
The programming runs a morning session from 9am-11:45am and an afternoon
session from 1pm-4pm. A completed registration form is required for program
sign-up.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Location
Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive is located five minutes outside Oranjestad and 10
minutes from Queen Beatrix International Airport (AUA). Approximate driving
time is 10 minutes.
Check In/Check Out
Check-In: 3pm. Check-Out: noon.
Age Restrictions
An adult 21 years or older must be present in each room upon check-in.
Deluxe Oceanfront Rooms As part of the All-Inclusive plan, guests staying in Deluxe Oceanfront
rooms are also entitled to use all facilities at neighboring Divi Aruba All
Inclusive, including two swimming pools, as well as that resort's restaurants
and bars.
Kids Stay Free
Kids 12 and under can stay free and take advantage of all-inclusive benefits.
Children must stay in a room with two paying adults.
All hours, fees, amenities, information and services are subject to change
without notice.
