This route isn't on the official price list
The price list only covers fares between certain zones — not every combination. How the pricing works
The price list only covers fares between certain zones — not every combination.
How the pricing worksThis route may not be in the official taxi rate sheet yet.
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Fares depend on your destination. Use our fare finder to estimate the published fare for your specific hotel or zone, and confirm the total with your driver before you depart. For a full walkthrough of the airport arrival experience, see our airport guide.
Aruba taxi prices are government-regulated, so you won't face surge pricing. Airport fares vary by destination — use our fare finder to estimate the published fare for your specific hotel or zone. See how the fare system works for a full breakdown.
That said, costs can add up if you're relying on taxis for every trip. For frequent short rides, consider renting a car or using the Arubus public bus system. Use our fare finder to compare prices for your planned routes.
Aruba taxi fares are quoted per trip (per vehicle), not per person, for up to 5 passengers (children under 2 don’t count toward the limit). The cost is the same whether you're riding solo or with a group.
It's always worth confirming the total fare — especially for larger groups, extra stops, or special requests. Additional rules and surcharges may apply.
No. Rideshare apps like Uber and Lyft do not operate in Aruba.
Local taxi apps and dispatch services exist, but availability and fees can vary. Most visitors use taxi stands (airport/hotels), hail in busy areas, or ask their hotel to call a licensed taxi.
See our full guide: Is There Uber in Aruba?
To make sure you're paying the correct fare:
See also confirm before.