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A rental car makes it easy to explore Aruba at your own pace, from Arikok National Park to the quiet beaches of the north. Here are rental companies we have checked, from family-owned local firms to an international brand at the airport.
Aruba Top Drive
Aruba Top Drive is a family-owned rental company founded in 1997, with a main office in Noord, a branch near the airport and desks at several resorts. Its fleet runs from small economy cars to SUVs, vans and Jeeps for off-road exploring.
Contact details, map & tips →Jay’s Car Rental
Jay’s Car Rental is a local company about two minutes’ drive from Queen Beatrix Airport, offering 4x4s, convertibles and air-conditioned sedans. Its own team services and cleans each vehicle before every rental.
Contact details, map & tips →GMax Car Rental
GMax is a local rental company about two minutes from Queen Beatrix Airport, renting newer cars fitted with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and backup sensors. It offers free pickup and drop-off anywhere on the island.
Contact details, map & tips →Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Queen Beatrix International Airport
Enterprise has an in-terminal counter at Queen Beatrix Airport, just ahead after you leave customs. It offers the brand’s standard range of cars, SUVs and vans for travellers who want to collect a car on arrival.
Contact details, map & tips →Tips for choosing car rentals in Aruba
- Traffic in Aruba drives on the right.
- Book early for the winter high season and holiday periods, when cars can sell out.
- Choose a 4×4 or Jeep if you plan to drive the rugged north coast or rough park tracks, and check what your rental cover allows.
- Several local companies offer free hotel delivery or an airport shuttle, so ask when you book.
- Confirm the minimum age, deposit and insurance rules before you travel, as they vary between companies.
Last checked: November 2026. Listings are free and not paid placements.