Public transport

Public transport in Aruba — what locals actually use

Buses, metro and trains

10 picksUpdated May 11, 2026

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For public transport in Aruba, start with trusted local tools, websites and community tips — then check city-specific availability. Coverage, language support and payment methods often vary by place.

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Tools locals use

Apps, websites and services we've vetted for public transport in Aruba.

Tools locals use

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Google Maps

Beyond navigation, Google Maps allows users to message businesses directly and share locations, fostering social interaction around places.

Official site

Arubus

Aruba's public bus service. While there isn't a dedicated app, their website provides schedules and routes.

Official site

Aruba Taxi Company

Official taxi dispatch service. You can call or find taxi stands. No dedicated app, but widely used.

App

Waze

A community-based traffic and navigation app that allows users to report gas prices and police traps, which can be useful for fuel planning and road conditions.

App

MAPS.ME

An offline maps app based on OpenStreetMap data, providing detailed maps and navigation without an internet connection.

Official site

Local car rental websites/apps

Many tourists rent cars. While not public transport, it's a primary mode of getting around. Popular local agencies include Top Drive, Value Car Rental, etc. (No single app, but their websites are used).