Aruba Flower Delivery
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Days of Sunshine Bouquet for ArubaBuy Now
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- $199.95 US dollars
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- $199.95 US dollars
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Summer's Light Bouquet for ArubaBuy Now
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- $229.95 US dollars
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- $229.95 US dollars
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Colors of the Rainbow Bouquet for ArubaBuy Now
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- $249.95 US dollars
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Dawn of Remembrance Basket for ArubaBuy Now
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- $269.95 US dollars
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Ever Upward Bouquet for ArubaBuy Now
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- $359.95 US dollars
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Frequently Asked Questions — Flower Delivery to Aruba
How long does flower delivery to Aruba take?
Order by 10 AM local time, Monday to Saturday, and a local florist in Aruba delivers the same day; later orders arrive the next delivery day. There are no deliveries on Sundays or major public holidays, and you choose the date in the cart.
How much does it cost to send flowers to Aruba from abroad?
Flowers for Aruba start at $59.00 USD, plus a flat US$14.95 delivery and service fee — the same fee for all 123+ destinations, charged in US dollars.
Can I pay with Bitcoin or crypto?
Yes. Bitcoin is accepted at checkout through OpenNode, along with Visa, Mastercard, American Express and PayPal. Refunds for Bitcoin payments may be issued as store credit.
Which cities in Aruba do you deliver to?
Oranjestad, San Nicolas and most cities across Aruba — every bouquet is arranged fresh by a local florist in or near the recipient's city.
Do I need to speak Dutch to send flowers to Aruba?
No. You order in English (or Spanish) on abcflora.com and we coordinate everything with the local florist — your gift message is delivered exactly as you write it, in any language.
Can you deliver flowers to hotels and resorts in Aruba?
Yes! Aruba is a major resort destination and we regularly deliver to hotels and resorts along the Palm Beach and Eagle Beach strips. Just provide the full hotel name and your recipient's name when placing the order.
What language should I write the card message in for Aruba?
Aruba is officially trilingual — Papiamento (the local creole language), Dutch, and Spanish are widely spoken, and English is understood almost everywhere due to tourism. Writing your card in English is perfectly fine, or we can assist with a Papiamento message for a truly local touch.
Does the hot Aruban climate affect flower delivery?
Our Aruban florist partners are experienced with the island's warm and sunny climate. They condition flowers appropriately and schedule deliveries efficiently to make sure your bouquet arrives looking its best, even in peak summer heat.
What makes flowers in Aruba special compared to other Caribbean islands?
Unlike many Caribbean islands, Aruba has a very dry, desert-like climate with almost no rain and constant trade winds. This means local florists often work with a combination of hardy tropical plants and carefully imported blooms to create stunning arrangements that hold up beautifully in these unique conditions.