Aruba

Oranjestad

Aruba is renowned for its stunning white-sand beaches and the iconic Natural Pool, a secluded gem carved into the rugged coastline that invites adventurers to explore its crystal-clear waters. This Caribbean paradise, with its consistent trade winds and vibrant culture, has become a beloved destination for sun-seekers and water sports enthusiasts alike.

Year	Population	Change
2024	107,995	+636
2023	107,359	+49
2022	107,310	-390
2021	107,700	-887
2020	108,587	-616
2019	109,203	+295
2018	108,908	+173
2017	108,735	+8
2016	108,727	+821
2015	107,906	+1,099
2014	106,807	+1,132
2013	105,675	+1,565
2012	104,110	+1,519
2011	102,591	+753
2010	101,838	+234
2009	101,604	+687
2008	100,917	+767
2007	100,150	+745
2006	99,405	+1,770
2005	97,635	+2,497
2004	95,138	+2,010
2003	93,128	+1,054
2002	92,074	+635
2001	91,439	+851
2000	90,588	+929
1999	89,659	+1,208
1998	88,451	+2,150
1997	86,301	+3,280
1996	83,021	+3,216
1995	79,805	+2,210
1994	77,595	+3,910
1993	73,685	+4,680
1992	69,005	+3,109
1991	65,896	+3,143
1990	62,753	+2,310
1989	60,443	+1,112
1988	59,331	+172
1987	59,159	-772
1986	59,931	-1,797
1985	61,728	-1,173
1984	62,901	+673
1983	62,228	+952
1982	61,276	+713
1981	60,563	+654
1980	59,909	+718
1979	59,191	+415
1978	58,776	+196
1977	58,580	+212
1976	58,368	+73
1975	58,295	-54
1974	58,349	+50
1973	58,299	+252
1972	58,047	-734
1971	58,781	-169
1970	58,950	-102
1969	59,052	-17
1968	59,069	+79
1967	58,990	+296
1966	58,694	+504
1965	58,190	+571
1964	57,619	+617
1963	57,002	+682
1962	56,320	+742
1961	55,578	+656
1960	54,922	—