To the question "How long to fly to Aruba from Moscow?" everyone who is going to go on an excursion to the Arikok National Park (there are also the remains of colonial Dutch settlements, and the Fontaine Cave, the walls of which are painted with petroglyphs), to go to the butterfly farm and to the Ayo Rock canyon, climb the Yamanota mountains and Oyberg, relax on De Palm Island, snorkel on Arashi Beach, see the 30-meter California lighthouse on the Hudishibana hill (from the observation deck you can admire the island's western coast and sand dunes), see the Church of St. Teresita in Sint Nicholas and Fort Zutman in Oranjestad.
How many hours to fly from Moscow to Aruba?
There is no direct flight between Moscow and Aruba, and in this direction it is best for tourists to stop in Amsterdam and spend about 13.5 hours on board KLM airliners (travelers will have to apply for a transit visa for the Netherlands).
Flight Moscow - Oranjestad
To cover the distance of 9,938 km separating Moscow and Oranjestad, you need to purchase a ticket at the ticket offices, the minimum cost of which is 38,400 rubles. Due to a transit stop at the Amsterdam airport in the capital of Aruba, travelers will find themselves after 19.5 hours (check-in for flights KL900 and KL765 requires a 14-hour flight), New York - after 28 hours (connecting between flights SU102 and UA1044 - 12, 5 hours), Amsterdam and Curacao - after 19 hours (it will be possible to take a break from BT427, BT617 and KL765 flights, organized by KLM and Air Baltic carriers, 4, 5 hours), Riga and Amsterdam - after 19 hours 10 minutes (Air Baltic and KLM will offer go on a 15-hour flight), Amsterdam and Bonaire - after 21 hours (on flights KL900 and KL771 there will be almost a 15-hour flight), Munich and Santo Domingo - after 27.5 hours (a break from landing on flights SU2328, DE2188 and 7N711 - 12 hours), Miami and Curacao - after 27 hours and 50 minutes (waiting for landings on flights SU110, AA977 and 7I401 - 11.5 hours), New York and Panama - after 28 hours (18, 5-hour flight waiting all checked-in for flights SU102, CM807 and CM348), Helsinki and Miami - sp tiredness 28 hours 10 minutes (rest from flights on flights AY154, AY7 and AG820 - 13 hours 20 minutes).
Reina Beatrix Airport is equipped with: airline offices and 42 check-in counters; shops (glasses are sold in Kok Optica, books and magazines - in Island Breeze Books & Magazines, souvenirs - in Island Breeze Souvenirs, accessories and fashionable clothes - in Dufry Fashion & Accessories, perfumes and cosmetics - in Tax & Duty Free, cigarettes and spirits - at Dufry Liquor Tabacco) and vending machines; luggage packing points; catering points (coffee can be enjoyed at Segafredo, cocktails - at One Happy Bar, sushi - at Haya Sushi, delicious ice cream - at Carvel Ice Cream, fast food - at Quiznos, pizza - at Sbarro; and passengers will be offered a full lunch at the restaurant 14-Bis); ATMs and banks (RBK Royal Bank, Caribbean Mercantile Bank); a Wi-Fi access point (access cards are sold at providers' kiosks located in the arrival areas); 10 car rental points (from representatives of Budget, Avis, Alamo, Economy Car Rental, Hertz and other companies, you can rent both an executive class car and an SUV suitable for traveling in “wild” places) and parking.
To travel around the island, it is worth using the services of Arubus buses (their schedule can be found directly at the airport). The most convenient way to get to hotels is by taxi: the fare will be about $ 15-30 (the price is indicated not for 1 person, but for a taxi, which can accommodate a maximum of 5 people).
