Send a parcel to Aruba from only £52.82
- Collection and drop-off service available
- Get parcel cover worth up to £50 included
- Protect your parcel up to £5000 with extra cover
- Send up to 70kg on selected services
Aruba
Want to send a parcel to Aruba quickly, but don’t want it to cost the world? Don’t worry - we’ve got very reasonable delivery prices!
Booking a courier to Aruba takes a few minutes and a few clicks. Enabled by our trusted courier partners, such as TNT, DPD and UPS, when you use Parcel2Go to sort out your courier to Aruba, you’re choosing the best service possible.
No matter the type of package you’re sending, we can help you navigate Customs requirements and other legal regulations before you pack your items for delivery. We’ll get your items to your recipient on time, but please note that national holidays and non-working days (Saturday and Sunday) could hold up its transit.
We believe in offering only brilliant service and rapid deliveries at prices that suit your budget, no matter its size. Read on to see how much it costs to send a parcel to Aruba, or click the button below to get started.
Our top cheapest prices to Aruba
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What else do you need to know...
Do I need to deal with customs when sending from the UK to Aruba?
You will need to carry out the necessary customs duties when posting to Aruba from the UK, since it counts as international delivery. It might sound complicated, but thankfully we make it all a lot easier by sending you over all the documents that you need when you confirm an international order with us.
How much does it cost to send a parcel from the UK to Aruba?
Prices on postage to Aruba start at only £52.82 when you book through us. That’s a price you’ll only find at Parcel2Go, because we’re able to offer cheap parcels to all of our customers by negotiating the lowest prices with our couriers and passing on the savings to you.
How should I address my parcel for delivery to Aruba?
The addressing format is fairly straightforward for Aruba. You can find an example of how to address a parcel to Aruba here, along with some contact details in case you have any questions.
What items can I send?
Since there is no official list posted online that outlines specifically what is and is not permitted for entry into Aruba, we advise contacting HM Revenue and Customs before sending an item you’re unsure of. You can familiarise yourself with our prohibited items list too, to give you a rough idea of the kind of things couriers won’t carry.