Here is a sample of some of Aruba's most romantic spots:   

• The scenic vistas of the California Lighthouse, which looks out over Aruba's windward coast and the rugged California dunes from the nothwestern tip of the island. 
• The intimate beauty of Baby's Beach, at the southeastern tip of the island. A stunning spot for a private beach rendezvous. 
• The dazzling beauty of the waters of Arashi Beach, on the northern side of the island. A beautiful snorkeling site. 
• The exotic sand dunes of Boca Prins, on the northeastern shore. 
• The tropical surrounds of Andicouri, a coconut grove and picnicking spot with a magnificent island view. 
• The private coastal islands of Sonesta and De Palm. 
• The secluded cove of Spanish Lagoon, once the haunt of early island pirates. 
• The wonder of the Natural Bridge, with the surf pounding against the rocks or dipping into the Natural Pool, or Conchi. 
• Under a Divi tree--at sunrise, sunset, or any other time. 
• The broad panorama from Yamanota Hill, the highest point on the island. 

Catholic Church    

• The prospective bride and groom should have attended pre-wedding preparation at their parish. 
• They should bring along a permit to get married in Aruba from their priest. 
• They should bring an official form stating that neither of them have ever been married in church. 
• The couple should be married by Government ceremony in their country. 

The couple should contact one of the following priests BEFORE coming to Aruba: 
Office of Civil Registry
Attn: Mr. Betto Christiaans
Schoolstraat 2
Oranjestad, Aruba
Tel: (297) 583-4400
Fax:(297) 583-9160
E-mail: pivaruba@setarnet.aw

Protestant Church/Episcopalian/Methodist

• • The prospective bride and groom should marry before civil authorities in their country. In the U.S., that would be a justice of the peace or a municipal judge; in Japan, that would be a prefect; in Europe, that would be the official connected with the local town hall administration in charge of weddings. 
  • They should bring along their wedding certificate or a similar official document verifying that they have been married according the the law of their country. 
  • BEFORE coming to Aruba, contact:

  Office of Civil Registry
  Attn: Mr. Betto Christiaans
  Schoolstraat 2
  Oranjestad, Aruba
  Tel: (297) 583-4400
  Fax:(297) 583-9160
  E-mail: pivaruba@setarnet.aw
  to arrange the wedding ceremony together.   

  The ceremony can be conducted in one of the church buildings, at the host hotel, on the beach, or anywhere the couple prefers. 

Synagogue    

• Submit a verification of Judaism for both partners from the rabbi of their home town. 
• Submit a petition to the Aruba Jewish Community:
• Israelische Gemeente-Bet Israel   
  A. Lacle Blvd. 2, Box 2, Aruba   
  Tel: (2978) 23272