Above: the new Riu Palace Antillas
By the Caribbean Journal staff
Aruba’s newest resort opened its doors on Oct. 11.
The new Riu Palace Antillas resort has debuted on Aruba’s Palm Beach.
The adults-only, Aruba all-inclusive property has a total of 482 rooms for an 18+ audience.
The property also has three restaurants, Krystal, Rimini and Malmok, joined a pool restaurant, two bars and a nightclub.
It is adjacent to Riu’s existing Riu Palace Aruba hotel.
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