The story of Aruba’s all-inclusive resorts begins – but certainly doesn’t with — the Divi brand, founded on the Dutch Caribbean island in 1969 and named after Aruba’s iconic divi divi tree, helped pioneer the all-inclusive concept in Aruba. But a wide variety of hotel companies now operate all-inclusive properties on the island, including Spanish brands like Riu and Barcelo. Here are the top all-inclusive resorts in Aruba — as well as those offering special all-inclusive vacations.

Holiday Inn Aruba It’s always been one of the best values in Aruba, and now the Holiday Inn includes an all-inclusive option. If you enjoy gambling, consider the all-inclusive package at this upscale Holiday Inn resort on Palm Beach. The package includes all meals and drinks plus accommodations, which range from one-bedroom standard rooms with mundane resort views to oceanfront suites. Kids under 18 stay and eat free when sharing a room with the adults.