Live Webcams in Aruba

Aruba, a low Dutch Caribbean island off the Venezuelan coast, is about the most reliable place in the region to watch a beach: the live webcams in Aruba look along the western shore, where the sand is widest and the shallows stay turquoise all day, with the cruise port and the resort strip of Palm Beach a short way up the coast. The island keeps Atlantic Standard Time, UTC−4, with no daylight saving, so the beach fills from mid-morning and empties into a sunset that lands around 22:30 UTC; the trade wind that bends the divi-divi trees is visible in every palm. Aruba is only 32 kilometres long, and it sits far enough south to miss the hurricanes that shut the rest of the Caribbean down in autumn. January to March is the driest, busiest stretch; the water is warm in every month.