Aruba Umbrella Rental You Can Book Before You Travel

You can book a beach umbrella rental in Aruba before you travel through us, for Arashi Beach only. Each set is one big umbrella and two beach chairs, set up before you arrive and held under your name from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, for $120.00 per set per day, all in.

If you only want one thing settled before your flight, make it your shade.

Why book your beach umbrella before you travel

Booking must happen at least 24 hours ahead. Sort it out at home and you do not have to think about it on vacation.

You know your day is covered. Aruba's beaches are public and shade on them is limited. Resort shade is generally for that resort's guests. Public palapas cannot be reserved for one person. A booked set is the shade that is held for you.

You can plan around it. Confirmation comes right away with a map. You will know where to go before you leave home.

You pack less. Umbrellas are awkward to fly with and the trade winds are hard on cheap ones. Read rent or bring your own if you are deciding.

You get the multi-day deal. While your 3-day timer runs, day 2 is 10% off the set price and day 3 onward is 20% off. It is a limited offer, so it pays to plan your dates early.

What is in a set

• One big umbrella and two beach chairs
• Set up and anchored before you arrive
• Held under your name, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
• Leave and come back as you like

Our team has 10+ years setting up umbrellas on the beach. Aruba's constant wind is the reason an umbrella needs to be anchored properly, and we handle that.

Prices

• $120.00 per set per day, all in
• Day 2: 10% off the set price during your 3-day timer
• Day 3 onward: 20% off the set price during your 3-day timer
• Extra chairs: up to 4 per set at $25 per chair per day, only with a set
• Sets: no limit, so groups can book as many as they need

Why Arashi Beach

We only set up at Arashi. It is at the northwest end of the island, just below the California Lighthouse and about 10 minutes by car north of the Palm Beach hotels. Sources describe calm, clear water and good snorkeling from shore. You can compare it with the rest of the island in our Aruba beaches guide or go straight to the Arashi Beach guide.

There is no delivery. You come to the beach, and your set is already there.

How to book a beach umbrella rental in Aruba

1. Pick your date on the booking page, at least 24 hours ahead.
2. Choose your number of sets and any extra chairs.
3. Get your confirmation right away, with a map.
4. Arrive any time from 9:00 AM. Your set is under your name.

What a three-day booking costs

While your 3-day timer runs, one set costs $120.00 on day 1, $108.00 on day 2 and $96.00 on day 3. That comes to $324.00, all in, and later days stay at $96.00.

What we do not do

• We do not set up at beaches other than Arashi.
• We do not deliver to hotels or rentals.
• We do not rent palapas.

Keeping to one beach and one simple product is how we keep the set ready and under your name when you arrive.

Our terms

All sales are final, except when weather makes setup impossible. If that happens, your booking is moved or refunded. Aruba's rainy season, October through December, usually brings short showers with sunshine between them, and the island sits south of the main hurricane belt. Our trade winds guide explains what to expect from the breeze.

Is a booked umbrella worth it?

If you plan a few hours on the sand, you will want shade. VisitAruba notes that Aruba's sun is strong, that trade winds do not reduce UV, and that clouds do not block it. A day in the open is hard on anyone, and harder on kids. Arashi with kids covers how families use a set.

We also have a dedicated Arashi umbrella rental page, and if you came here looking for thatched huts, read our honest page on the Aruba palapa.

Book your Aruba umbrella rental today, or read the FAQ first.

Questions

Sources: VisitAruba: beach etiquette, VisitAruba: sun advice, Aruba News, Feb 2026: beach palapas, Aruba Tourism Authority: Arashi Beach, My Aruba Guide: Arashi Beach, Aruba Tourism Authority: weather.