Dining

Divi Village Golf & Beach Resort offers three unique dining options to suite all tastes. Indulge while you enjoy lush panoramic views from inside dining or relax in the casual, carefree outdoor comfort of open-air terraces and courtyards. No matter what your appetite calls for, Divi Village has it.

The Sea Breeze Café offers casual, open-air poolside dining.  Buffet breakfast is served daily, featuring fresh fruits, pastries, and hot dishes.  Lunches are casual favorites and dinner is a romantic candlelit treat, offering gourmet continental cuisine with fresh local seafood.

Mulligan's Bar & Restaurant overlooking the first and ninth holes features an open-air terrace positioned 9 feet above the practice putting greens and is surrounded by a waterfall. A pizza oven is the focal point of the kitchen. Mulligan's serves a light breakfast menu and offers daylong casual dining.

Windows on Aruba is a stylish glass-wrapped contemporary restaurant showcasing full views of the ocean and golf course with night lighting of the ninth hole and a circular dining room with elevated two-story atrium. The contemporary American menu offers lunch, dinner and royal Sunday brunch.

Spa

A full service spa, Indulgence by the Sea, is located in the Divi Aruba All Inclusive.  The spa is a short walk or complimentary golf-cart ride from the Divi Village, and all services are available to Divi Village guests.

Divi For Families

Spacious suites at the Divi Village Golf and Beach Resort are perfect for families.  Children 15 and under stay free when staying with an adult.  Children's poolside activities are offered during the week, and the Divi staff is available to help arrange childcare.  All childcare references are screened by the Divi Village.

A 'kids fun club' is available at the Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive Resort across from the Divi Village.  The fun club is a supervised activities program available by half day or full day.

Resort Activities

The Divi Village Golf and Beach Resort features The Links at Divi Aruba- a 9 hole luxury golf course and training facility. Divi guests receive preferred tee times and rates.

Active guests enjoy lighted tennis courts, and weekly tennis clinics sponsored by the Divi Tamarijn.  Poolside games and beach walks are held in the early afternoon, and are a favorite for families.

Aruba's only 30 foot rock climbing wall is located on the Divi beach.  Exciting climbs are available daily from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon, and 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm.

An on-site watersports center operated by De Palm Tours features catamarans, raft, sunfish, and canoe rental, as well as snorkeling excursions and windsurfing lessons.

For guests looking for a bit more excitement, the services of a family of five Divi Aruba resorts is easily available!  The Divi family of resorts schedules weekly activities for guests including snorkeling and biking tours, beach parties, deep sea fishing, shopping excursions, and more.  Live music and entertainment is showcased each night at one of the five Divi Resorts.  A full service activities coordinator is available to help make arrangements.

Complimentary transportation is provided to the Alahambra Casino and shopping bazaar- Divi's favorite Aruba casino with world-class gaming.

Island Activities

The most noted activity in Aruba is, of course, anything one can do on the beach.  Aruba offers some of the most dazzling white sand beaches in the Caribbean.  The resort beaches including Palm Beach and Druif Beach are popular favorites.

Many choose Aruba as their vacation paradise specifically because of their love for glitzy and glamorous casinos! You can spend so much time in the lavishly appointed casinos, it can be hard to tell the difference between night and day!

A few casinos are open 24 hours a day. In general, opening hours are 11 a.m. for slots and 1 p.m. through early morning for table games. Hours vary seasonally, so please check before making plans. No one under 18 is allowed in the casinos.

The larger casinos feature live first class entertainment imported from other countries such as the United States and Latin America.

The constant 15-knot trade winds, along with the variety of flat-water locations and challenging wave conditions, have made Aruba one of the most popular spots on earth for windsurfers. Whether you're a beginner, an expert or anywhere in between, you can find a suitable location for your skill level.

Novices can take advantage of the gentler winds, abundance of rental equipment and instructors along the island's southern shore. Advanced students and experts have a choice of any number of prime locations along the northern and southeastern coasts.

Scuba diving and snorkeling is another favorite pastime in Aruba.  Divers with Open Water Certification can enjoy the many diving sites Aruba has to offer; go wall diving, reef diving, or explore wrecks sunk during World War II. If a visitor prefers to remain close to the surface and snorkel, they may enjoy not only the beauty of the coral formations, but also the wreck sites with a visibility, at some sites, of 100 feet.