
Sampling chocolate during a plantation and factory tour to learn how chocolate is made from bean to bar.Taking beautiful eco-adventures through rainforests, mountains, islands, and more to spot local wildlife and stunning views.So whether your teens are sports fanatics, outdoor adventurers, history buffs, or crave fun in the sand and surf, there’s an option for them all. After all, it’s the second-largest and most diverse Caribbean country. With 600 miles of white-sand beaches shaded by palm trees, rocky cliffs, serene lagoons, cascading waterfalls, small villages, and vibrant, carnival-celebrating cities, there’s plenty to see and do on an affordable Dominican Republic vacation-especially if you have hard-to-please teenagers.

Exploring the capital city of Oranjestad, complete with shopping, dining, and historical attractions.Sailing on a catamaran for a scenic sunset cruise to enjoy the gorgeous views and create the perfect family photo.Getting up close and personal with the sweet residents of the Donkey Sanctuary Aruba.Spending a leisurely day on one of the island’s beaches, including the easy waves at Baby Beach and the soft sands at Eagle Beach.Visiting the colorful Butterfly Farm, which boasts hundreds of exotic species from around the world.The beaches are calm, the atmosphere is easygoing, and there’s plenty to keep all three generations happy. Thanks to its restful, low-key vibe, it’s also the perfect island to bring the grandparents.


Add to it beautiful beaches and world-class, all-inclusive resorts, and you have the perfect affordable vacation to kick back and relax with the family. With an average year-round temperature of 82° and more sunny days than any other island in the Caribbean, any time is a good time to visit Aruba. Best for: Laidback vacationers and traveling with grandparents
