Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort Map (Most Up-To-Date)

Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort stretches in a low rise line along Druif Beach, with a central hub of lobby, main pool, and buffet, flanked by Vista and Lanai oceanfront blocks and rear Veranda buildings. Key choices are staying close to activity near the hub, retreating to quieter Veranda and Casitas zones, and using the short path or shuttle connecting Divi with Tamarijn for extra dining and family amenities.

Area / Zone	Best For	Key Tip	Watch Out
Central Hub, Main Pool and Lobby	Quick access to food, bars, daily activities and orientation	Pick rooms near here if mobility or stairs are concerns	Livelier soundscape from music, activities, and lobby foot traffic
Vista I and II Oceanfront Wing	Strong ocean views and quick beach access in low rise blocks	Odd numbered rooms in Vista often face ocean more directly	Second floors are stair access only, no elevators in Vista
Veranda Buildings and Quiet Pool	Quieter stays, wind sheltered setting, easy access to relaxed pool	Request Veranda if you want elevator access and calmer ambience	Further from beach and main bar, expect a slightly longer walk
Lanai Oceanfront Block	Maximizing terrace living space with closest building line to shoreline	Ideal for view focused stays that still sit near central hub	Ground floors trade privacy for direct path exposure and beach traffic
Casitas Garden Bungalows	Low density feel and semi secluded patios just off gardens or paths	Good compromise between beach proximity and quieter separation from main pool	Some patios face footpaths closely, reducing privacy compared to upper floors
Druif Beach Frontage and Palapas	Wide sandy swimming area with lower density loungers than Palm Beach zone	Claim palapas early for front row shade, especially near main pool	Front row can be windy and more exposed to passing walkers

2025 Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort Map + Printable PDF

Divi Aruba All Inclusive still functions as a horizontal strip along Druif Beach, with the lobby and main pool in the center, Vista and Lanai buildings toward the water, and Veranda structures behind them. Current operations continue to use this layout as a walkable corridor, where guests choose between quieter garden or more social hub zones and rely on the flat beachfront path and shuttle loop to reach Tamarijn dining, kids programs, fitness, and shared water sports.

2025 Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort Map Guide

To plan a stay, start by reading the map left to right along Druif Beach, where Lanai and Vista oceanfront rooms line the sand and the central hub marks the heart of pools, buffet, and late night snacks. Then look inland to Casitas and Veranda buildings for quieter or elevator served options, and trace the beachfront path and shuttle loop linking Divi, Tamarijn, and Divi Village Golf to match zones with your priorities, from kids activities to calmer evenings.

What is the overall layout of Divi Aruba All Inclusive, including main buildings, pools, and beach frontage?

Divi Aruba sits as a narrow beachfront campus along Druif Beach, with a central hub, flanking room blocks, quiet rear buildings, and continuous sand.

The resort runs parallel to Druif Beach. The central hub sits near the middle and holds the lobby, main freshwater pool, Pelican Terrace buffet, Coco Grill, bars, and small retail functions. This zone is the highest energy area, where most organized pool activities and evening gatherings happen.

Facing the sea, the Lanai and Vista buildings form the primary oceanfront line, with rooms angled toward the water and short paths leading directly to the sand and palapas. Just behind them, single story Casitas and the taller Veranda buildings create a second tier of rooms around a quieter contoured pool. A paved path and beach connect the full length of the frontage and continue toward Tamarijn, keeping everything walkable in a straight line.

Where are the restaurants and bars located within Divi Aruba All Inclusive?

Most dining and bar venues cluster around the central hub and beachfront, with specialty restaurants a short walk away at neighboring Tamarijn.

Restaurants and bars sit mainly in the lobby and pool hub, with extras along the sand and at Tamarijn for added variety.

• Red Parrot sits beside the central hub near the main pool, facing toward the beach as Divi’s flagship a la carte dinner restaurant.
• Pelican Terrace borders the main pool and lobby, acting as the central buffet zone for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
• Coco Grill & Bar is tucked near the main pool in the hub area, serving pizza, panini, and late night snacks with a bar counter.
• Sandpiper Bar lines the beachfront close to the central buildings, handling casual grill lunches and daytime beach drinks.
• Le Café is located in or near the lobby cluster, operating as a morning coffee and pastry point before pool and tour departures.
• At Tamarijn, Paparazzi, Ginger, Palm Grill, and Pure Lime sit along that resort’s beachfront strip, reached by a short walk or shuttle.
• Additional bar counters are distributed around pools and lobbies across the Divi and Tamarijn complex to keep drink walks short.

Is there a combined map showing the layouts of Divi Aruba All Inclusive and Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive?

A single downloadable map is not confirmed, but Divi and Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive Resort function as one linear beachfront corridor joined by a flat path and shuttle.

Available information does not confirm a specific combined printable or interactive map, but operationally the two properties are treated as one continuous complex. Divi sits on Druif Beach with its own lobby, main pool, and dining hub, and Tamarijn continues along the same shoreline with its line of oceanfront buildings and additional restaurants.

A paved, flat path links the two lobbies along the beach, covering roughly 0.2 to 0.4 miles in about 5 to 10 minutes on foot. The open air shuttle loops Divi Lobby to Tamarijn Lobby to Divi Village Golf and the Alhambra Casino, so you can mentally map the whole complex as a straight seaside strip with four hubs connected by walking path and cart route.

What is included in the Divi Aruba All Inclusive package, especially amenities and dining options and any reservation requirements?

Divi’s all inclusive covers meals, drinks, water sports, WiFi, activities and a la carte dining with required dinner reservations.

The package is designed so most daily costs are prepaid, covering food, drinks, and on site recreation.

• Meals and snacks are included across the shared Divi and Tamarijn dining network, with buffet access at Pelican Terrace and snack style service at Coco Grill and Sandpiper.
• Unlimited beverages are included at multiple bars, specifically including premium brand liquors rather than only house pours.
• Non motorized water sports such as snorkeling gear, small sailboats, floats, kayaks and similar beach toys are part of the rate.
• Land based activities include the oceanfront fitness center, lighted tennis courts and the 30 foot rock climbing wall on the beach.
• Resort wide WiFi and RFID style wristbands that act as room keys and ID are standard inclusions.
• A la carte dinner venues like Red Parrot at Divi and Paparazzi, Ginger, Palm Grill and Pure Lime at Tamarijn require advance reservations.
• Guests typically secure preferred evening times by booking roughly 48 hours ahead through the concierge desk or mobile app.

What is the typical daily activity schedule at Divi Aruba All Inclusive?

Divi Aruba runs a predictable daily rhythm with morning fitness, kids club and pool games, followed by evening shows and live music.

Mornings center on wellness and orientation. Yoga typically starts around 7:30 at the Veranda garden. Tennis clinics follow at the lighted courts. The Sea Turtles kids club opens about 9:00, alongside the rock climbing wall on the beach. Around 10:15, a lobby orientation helps new arrivals learn the layout and dinner reservation system.

Afternoons shift to water and social games. Instructors lead aqua exercise at the main pool around midday, often with loud music. Later, pool volleyball or “Crazy Bingo” run at Divi or Tamarijn. Evenings bring live dinner music near the lobby, then an 8:00 to 9:00 show such as acrobatics or Carnival style dance, followed by bands or DJs until late.

How do Divi Aruba All Inclusive and Tamarijn Aruba compare in layout, size, and included amenities?

Divi spreads out on a sandy campus with larger, quieter rooms, while Tamarijn lines the seawall with livelier all oceanfront blocks and shared amenities.

Aspect	Divi Aruba All Inclusive	Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive	Map takeaway
Layout and footprint	Campus style with lobby hub, main pool, Lanai and Vista near beach, Veranda and Casitas set back	Long, tight line of low rise oceanfront buildings directly along the seawall	Divi feels like a spread out village, Tamarijn feels like a continuous oceanfront strip
Beach interface	Wide sandy Druif Beach section with gentle walk in entry and clear sand	Some rocky shoreline and patio edge where water meets the seawall, less continuous sand	Choose Divi for easier barefoot swimming, Tamarijn for dramatic waves just outside rooms
Rooms and interiors	Larger rooms, some older Caribbean styling, mix of oceanfront, ocean view and garden outlooks	All rooms face the ocean, with more recently modernized interiors but smaller footprints	Divi favors space and variety, Tamarijn favors guaranteed oceanfront and updated look
Energy and crowd profile	Mellow vibe with a quieter Veranda pool and softer activity footprint	Higher energy, with more kid focused aquatic action and livelier pool scene	Divi suits couples and relaxed stays, Tamarijn suits families and social travelers
Amenities and inclusions	Shares complex wide AI perks, anchors Red Parrot, main pool, fitness, rock wall, tennis and water sports	Shares the same AI system, hosts Paparazzi, Ginger, Palm Grill, Pure Lime and stronger kids club access	Inclusions are similar, but Tamarijn concentrates specialty dining and kids infrastructure
Distance to water	Some rooms set back behind frontline blocks, short walk to sand from Veranda and Casitas	Every room sits near the seawall with essentially zero commute to ocean views	Map Divi as a two tier layout, map Tamarijn as immediate oceanfront from nearly every door

Both properties run on a single shared all inclusive engine, so differences are mostly spatial. Divi gives more personal space, softer sand and quieter corners, while Tamarijn trades some beach width for the impact of every room facing the sea and a more animated, family forward pool and activity environment.

How do Divi Aruba All Inclusive and Riu Palace Aruba compare in location on the island and physical size?

Divi spans a low rise strip on quieter Druif Beach, while Riu Palace stacks vertically on busy Palm Beach with a denser, more urban feel.

Aspect	Divi Aruba All Inclusive	Riu Palace Aruba	Map takeaway
Beach and setting	On Druif Beach, a quieter leeward stretch with wide sand and softer crowd levels	On Palm Beach, the dense high rise zone with heavy foot traffic and motorized water sports	Choose Divi for space and calm, Riu for a central high energy strip
Building style and height	Horizontal, 1 to 4 stories, spread in low rise blocks along the shore	Vertical high rise towers, elevator dependent and compact on the ground	Divi feels like a village, Riu reads as a city tower on the sand
Density and beach space	Lower density, more beach square footage per guest and fewer palapa battles	High density, tighter lounger spacing and more competition for front row shade	Map Divi with roomy beach bands, Riu with crowded waterfront lines
Atmosphere profile	Relaxed, barefoot luxury with a mellow, space focused environment	Higher energy party leaning vibe, especially with nearby adults oriented Antillas	Divi suits quieter stays, Riu suits nightlife seekers and social groups

Viewed on a map, Divi occupies a longer, low profile run along Druif Beach, while Riu compresses its capacity into tall towers on a smaller Palm Beach frontage, trading space and quiet for proximity to the island’s busiest resort corridor.

Which room buildings or areas at Divi Aruba All Inclusive offer the best ocean views?

For strongest ocean views, focus on Lanai oceanfront rooms and upper floor Vista and Veranda ocean view units near the central beachfront hub.

The best view zones line up along or just behind the beach path.

• Lanai oceanfront rooms sit closest to the shoreline and deliver the most immersive, terrace style ocean viewing experience.
• Vista I and Vista II form long ocean facing blocks, where upper floor rooms with odd numbers typically look more directly toward the sea.
• Beachside ground floor rooms in Casitas and Vista I open almost onto sand or the paved path, trading elevated views for ultra short beach access.
• Upper floor Veranda ocean view rooms sit farther back but gain higher sightlines over gardens toward the waterline.
• Rooms identified as pool or garden view around the Veranda pool prioritize quiet and shelter rather than direct water outlook.
• Reviews warn that some rooms ending in “00” in Vista blocks sit near service or condenser areas, which can detract from otherwise strong views.

Where are the quiet zones and any adults-only pools located at Divi Aruba All Inclusive?

The true quiet zone is the Veranda courtyard pool and rear buildings, with no officially adults only pool but several low activity beach stretches.

Quiet areas cluster away from the lobby and main pool activity.

• The Veranda pool sits inside the Veranda building courtyard and functions as the de facto quiet or adults oriented pool, although children are not formally banned.
• Veranda rooms around this courtyard form the calmest accommodation zone, shielded from wind, music and daily pool games.
• Some Casitas and Vista II rooms farther from the central hub also experience lower noise levels, especially on upper floors.
• The main pool near the lobby hosts loud music, aqua exercise and games, so it is not suitable for those seeking silence.
• On Druif Beach, the quietest sand is usually down from the main pool and Sandpiper bar, toward the property edges and Veranda side.

How do you get between Divi Aruba and Tamarijn Aruba, including walking routes and shuttle bus routes and schedules?

Divi and Tamarijn connect by a flat 5 to 10 minute beachfront walk and an open air shuttle loop running roughly every 15 minutes.

You have two simple ways to move between the resorts.

• A paved, flat path runs along Druif Beach between the two lobbies, about 0.2 to 0.4 miles, taking most adults 5 to 10 minutes.
• The route is scenic and lit at night, so many guests prefer walking, especially before and after dinner.
• An open air multi passenger golf cart shuttle loops Divi Lobby, Tamarijn Lobby, Divi Village Golf and Alhambra Casino.
• Official frequency is around every 15 minutes, though waits can stretch longer during the 6:00 to 7:30 dinner rush.
• Guests with mobility limits, small children or formal evening shoes typically rely on the shuttle instead of the walk.

How is Divi Aruba All Inclusive situated on Druif Beach, and where are the main beach facilities located?

Divi sits mid stretch on wide Druif Beach, with palapas, loungers, towel huts and water sports concentrated near the central oceanfront.

Most key beach facilities cluster in front of the main pool and lobby, then thin out toward the property edges.

• The resort runs lengthwise along Druif Beach, with all room blocks a short walk from a continuous band of sand and palapas.
• Densest rows of loungers and shade huts sit opposite the main pool and Sandpiper Bar, forming the social center of the beach.
• Towel exchange and beach gear stations are near the central hub, close to paths that lead directly from lobby and pool to sand.
• The non motorized water sports center sits along this same beachfront zone, supplying snorkel gear, kayaks, sailboats, floats and noodles.
• A 30 foot rock climbing wall is positioned directly on the beach near the shared Divi Tamarijn activity area.
• Ramped or gently sloped access points connect paved resort paths to the beach, supporting strollers and mobility devices.
• Toward the Lanai and Veranda ends the beach stays wide but quieter, with fewer chairs and more space between palapas.

What do guest reviews say about the rooms at Divi Aruba All Inclusive?

Reviews say Divi rooms are larger and comfortable but somewhat dated, with top satisfaction in Lanai and Vista oceanfront units away from service noise.

Guest reviews consistently highlight room size as a strength. Divi rooms – especially in Lanai, Vista and some Veranda categories – are described as spacious, often with a sitting area that Tamarijn rooms lack. Many guests like the easy beach access from Lanai and beachside Casitas, and the quieter, sheltered feel of Veranda courtyard rooms.

The main critique is style. Interiors are often called a bit older or more traditional Caribbean rather than fully modern. Some reviews flag specific Vista rooms near external condensers or service zones, such as numbers ending in 00, as noisier and less desirable despite good locations.

How does the cost of Divi Aruba All Inclusive compare to booking room, food, and drinks separately?

For guests eating and drinking mostly on site, Divi’s all inclusive usually beats pay as you go, while light users may save booking separately.

Guest pattern	All inclusive at Divi Aruba	Room + food + drinks separately	Map and value takeaway
Three meals on site, 4 to 6 drinks per person daily	Typically at or below break even, with predictable total cost and no per meal decisions	High restaurant and bar prices in Aruba make this pattern significantly more expensive	Map yourself as a stay on property diner and the AI plan usually delivers clear savings
Mix of on site meals and frequent off resort dinners	You pay for access you do not fully use, especially specialty dinners and bar service	You can shift spend to off site restaurants and limit resort meals to breakfast or snacks	If you plan to explore nightly, a non AI property or room only booking can be better value
Very light eaters or non drinkers	Convenience is high, but you are subsidizing heavier users and unused bar access	Paying only for occasional meals and soft drinks can be cheaper overall	For minimal consumption, prioritize location and room type over all inclusive coverage
Water sports and activity focused guests	AI wraps non motorized water sports and activities into one known price	Rentals and à la carte activities add up quickly at island rates	When you will use beach gear and daily activities, AI simplifies both logistics and budget

In practice, Aruba’s high import driven food and drink costs mean Divi’s all inclusive favors guests who mostly stay on property and enjoy daily bar use, while travelers who plan to dine out several nights a week or rarely drink may come out ahead with a room only or continental style plan elsewhere.

Where are the family-friendly activities, kids’ clubs, and children’s pools located at Divi Aruba All Inclusive?

Family hubs cluster at Divi’s main pool and beach, with Sea Turtles Club and bigger kids pools positioned just along the shared path at Tamarijn.

Most family features sit near the central hub, with extras a short walk toward Tamarijn.

• The main Divi pool by the lobby is the core family zone, with shallow entry sections and daytime games like aqua exercise and pool volleyball.
• The Sea Turtles kids club for ages 4 to 12 is located closer to the Tamarijn side, but is fully open to Divi guests.
• Tamarijn’s pool areas host more kid focused features and noisier play, reached quickly via the flat beachfront path or shuttle.
• The 30 foot rock climbing wall stands on the shared beach activity strip, giving older kids and teens a focal challenge.
• Organized family events such as movie nights and sandcastle competitions typically run in or around the main pool and central beachfront.

How do the all-inclusive features at Divi Aruba All Inclusive compare with those at Barceló Aruba?

Divi’s all inclusive is more open and relaxed, while Barceló tiers perks and trades quiet space for a busier Palm Beach high rise setting.

Aspect	Divi Aruba All Inclusive	Barceló Aruba	Practical takeaway
Dining access	Unlimited a la carte use in practice, controlled mainly by reservations across Divi, Tamarijn and optional golf add ons	Number of a la carte dinners often tiered by stay length or room level such as Royal Level	Heavy on site diners gain more flexibility at Divi, planners must track entitlements at Barceló
Resort vibe	Low rise tropical village with spread out buildings and softer, barefoot style atmosphere	High density complex with a massive central pool and more urban hotel feeling	Divi suits guests wanting space and calm, Barceló fits those who like a busier single hub
Location context	On quieter Druif Beach, somewhat isolated from major external malls and nightlife	In the heart of the High Rise district, directly walkable to shops, malls and bars	Divi favors staying on property, Barceló supports frequent off resort dining and shopping
All inclusive emphasis	Strong value for guests using shared Divi Tamarijn restaurants, premium drinks and non motorized water sports	Good for food and drink on site, but structure nudges guests toward higher tiers for maximum access	Value at Divi comes from inclusions, at Barceló from location plus AI for those booking the right tier

Overall, Divi aligns with travelers who want a self contained beachfront base where the all inclusive package itself is the main product, while Barceló favors guests who want AI convenience but plan to walk into the surrounding High Rise district for much of their entertainment and shopping.

What should you pack for a week-long stay at Divi Aruba All Inclusive?

For a week at Divi pack resort casual outfits, one dressier look, strong sun protection, water shoes, sandals, and a light layer for breezy evenings.

For a week, focus on comfortable heat ready clothing plus a small set of smarter pieces.

• Resort casual outfits for day and buffet meals, including lightweight tops, shorts and airy dresses.
• One pair of long pants and a collared shirt for men, plus a dressier outfit for a la carte venues like Red Parrot.
• Comfortable sandals for walking the low rise campus between rooms, pools, and dining.
• Water shoes if you plan to use the sometimes rocky Tamarijn side of the shoreline.
• High SPF sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat, as the horizontal layout keeps you in open sun while moving around.
• A light sweater or wrap for windy evenings and strongly air conditioned restaurants.

Archive Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort Maps

Below are all official map versions released for Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort between 2024 and 2018.

2024 Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort Map

2018 Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort Map