

Land, collect your bags and drive. Reserve a modern Toyota or Honda crossover for your arrival at Aruba Airport, with transparent pricing, unlimited mileage on most categories and 24/7 airport service.
How AUA pickup works
Pick your dates, times and vehicle. You reserve now and pay at pickup — no upfront payment required.
Share your flight details and where you want the car. We follow your arrival so the vehicle is ready when you land at AUA.
Collect your luggage in the arrivals hall and bring your driver's licence, passport and the credit card used for the booking.
Meet us at the airport or continue to our office at J.E. Irausquin Blvd 370, Local 3 in Noord. Keys, paperwork and you're on the road.
Prefer the car brought to your hotel or residence instead? See our airport transfers and car delivery options.
Our vehicles
Our fleet is deliberately small and brand-new, so the car you reserve is the car you receive. Both models are automatic with ice-cold air conditioning.


Need more space or three rows? Compare our SUV rentals in Aruba, or see the full fleet.
Transparent booking
Full breakdown on our Aruba car rental prices page.
Our airport service runs 24/7. Send us your flight number with your reservation and we will be there for your arrival — even if the schedule shifts. Prefer to speak to someone first? Our local team answers the phone.
Driving from AUA
Aruba is compact and easy to drive: traffic keeps to the right, distances are short and the main routes out of the airport are well signposted. Most visitors head north along the coast towards Eagle Beach, Palm Beach and Noord, or south into the capital.

The capital sits just south of the airport — pastel colonial streets, the tram and waterfront cafés.

Follow the coast road north for Eagle Beach, Palm Beach and our office in Noord.
Questions about your arrival time, extras or child seats? Reach us directly, or send a message through our contact page.
Mon - Fri 09:00 - 18:00
Sat 09:00 - 16:00
Sun 09:00 - 13:00
MEET OUR TEAM
A peek into our fleet, our team, and the Aruba experience.