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The harbour and waterfront of Oranjestad, Aruba, with a marina and a cruise ship
Destinations / Caribbean

Oranjestad

Oranjestad has one marina in the harbour and a boatyard a few kilometres away. This guide covers crew work, berths, clearance and visiting Aruba.

Picture made with AI. It shows the place but is not a photograph.

40

berths at Wind Creek Marina, the marina in Oranjestad harbour

60 tons

the larger of two boatyard trailers at Varadero Aruba

451 mm

rain in a year, 1991 to 2020 average

2,808 m

runway 11 at Queen Beatrix International Airport

Map

Oranjestad waterfront

The marina, the port authority and Fort Zoutman are within about 1 km of each other on the Oranjestad waterfront. The airport is about 3 km to the south-east.

1
Wind Creek Marina. Marina on L.G. Smith Boulevard, east of the cruise ship dock.
2
Aruba Ports Authority. Port authority office on L.G. Smith Boulevard. The authority names the Port of Oranjestad as its main port of entry.
3
Fort Zoutman. Fort and Historical Museum near the cruise terminal.
4
Queen Beatrix International Airport. The island's airport, an 8 minute drive from Wind Creek Marina.
Seasons

Best months and weather

30.3°
44
Jan
30.6°
19.5
Feb
31.1°
10
Mar
31.9°
8.6
Apr
32°
14.1
May
32.5°
17.4
Jun
32.4°
31.4
Jul
33.2°
19.6
Aug
33.2°
42.9
Sep
32.4°
76.5
Oct
31.5°
87.1
Nov
30.7°
80.1
Dec
Peak seasonShoulder seasonOff seasonTop number: mean daily high, °C. Bars: rain, mm.

Meteorologische Dienst Aruba, summary climatological normals 1991 to 2020. The Atlantic hurricane season runs from 1 June to 30 November (NOAA). Season bands are our own estimate.

Sources. Checked 8 November 2026.

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