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Imagine an eight-course dining experience, meticulously prepared by your chef who is feet away from you foaming and mini blow torching your dish before your eyes...your Sommelier has paired a new fine wine with every dish and provides a description a la Richard Parker... Welcome, to SENSES Restaurant at the Bucuti & Tara Resort

Enjoy a romantic dip in Arubas Natural Pool, petroglyphs at the Ayo rock formations, the discovery of an abandoned Palm Tree plantation forest, an encounter with spirited wild goats and the awe felt as you witness the white spray of the sea crashing against the black lava north coast...these are only some of the amazing sights and sounds you will enjoy during a hike in Arikok.

The stunning and colorful original art adorning Bucuti guestrooms & Tara suites is created by an internationally recognized artist who is close to our hearts.

Meet Alice, who is equally impressive as a street art mural as she is a local heroine and champion of the arts in Aruba. "Alice" is one of the many amazing murals created as part of the Aruba Art Fair taking place each October in San Nicolas

Proving actions speak louder than words, the Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort just became the very first hotel in the Caribbean to achieve carbon neutrality. Recognized as the pinnacle of sustainability achievements in the world, the CarbonNeutral designation was officially made on August 28, 2018.

No new cases of Zika in 12 months with visitors returning from the Caribbean. Here is our update of ’The Truth about Zika", our post from March 2016

Based on guest feedback, it?s our people who make your holiday so memorable. We are proud of their dedication and delighted to celebrate three valued team members for 2018.

Bucuti & Tara recently unveiled a new stylish entrance and lobby. Despite the substantial investment, arriving guests do not stop there on the way to their room.

One of the most stunning sights you’ll see in Aruba are actually under water. These are our precious and prismatic coral reefs system which can be easily accessed from the shore. Few people know that although reefs cover just two percent of the ocean floor, one quarter of all ocean species depend on them for food and shelter. In addition, reefs protect shorelines, support the fishing industry and bring tourist dollars and gainful employment to millions around the world. Protecting the life of the reefs therefore is important to all humankind.

I have seen countless hotels around the world touting that they offer something for everyone. We do not fall in that category.