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Affiliate disclosure
Updated October 21, 2026 how this site earns money, on 1 page
Every tour here books on Viator. When you book through a button on this site, Viator pays a commission. That's the whole business; here is how it works.
Tours
This site sells nothing. Each "See dates and prices on Viator" button opens the tour on Viator, at Viator's price, with Viator's booking and cancellation terms. Book there and Viator pays arubaday a commission out of its own share. You pay the same as you would on Viator directly; I checked that on 10 tours before writing this line.
The commission decides nothing about the lists. All 491 Aruba listings were read, and the 199 that stayed are the ones worth your money; 292 were set aside. Inside a list, travelers' reviews and ratings set the order. What a tour pays never does. How the choosing works has the rules with the numbers.
What earns nothing
- The Flamingo Beach day pass, De Palm Island passes and anything else sold on a resort's own site. You get a description and a link to the seller; the site gets nothing.
- The port schedule, the wind and the beaches. The park fees. Information with no money attached.
Other partners
None today. If a car-rental or airport-transfer partner ever appears here, this page names them, and the same 3 rules apply. The partner pays the commission. Your price stays the same. The recommendation is written before the partner is chosen.
Questions
Ask at desk@arubaday.com or through the form. These get answered too, within 2 days.