From what I recall reading about Aruba is that you have to travel to the southern side of the island and find gals who work out of the bars.

I would use extra caution.  The two high profile murders in the last couple of years have made the police there very suspicious of escort activites.

I am heading to Aruba next week. Anyone know of any special fun down there? Thanks

2 ladies already missing.  : (..Im not saying your a bad person.. I just see such a sad situations there and I hope you have a great time. Be safe..
sincerely
Lovely lorena de leon

The ABC ISLANDS:

Three islands just off the coast of Venezuela (Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao) belong to the Netherlands where prostitution is legal. (The islands are arid with some great diving.)

ARUBA:

So far as we have been able to learn there is not a "Sex Resort" on Aruba yet. Prostitution is legal on the island and you may bring a lady back to your hotel. (If its an all inclusive resort ask at the desk about guests. We've learned that many "all inclusives" will say a guest must pay a fee and get a wristband, which makes sense since the drinks and food are free to wristband wearers. Other resorts will just say, No!)

To find a companion you will most likely need to go to San Nicolas where they have "nightlife." Its mostly a red-light zone. You will find 3-4 girls hanging around a bar. Buy them a drink, work out the details, pay a room rental fee and go upstairs for one or more hours. (Not our thing.) Charlie's Bar has been recommended as a good place to find a companion, we haven't been there and their website portrays them as a family place. (We have confirmation that Charlie's Bar is also a brothel.)

Apparently there are escort agencies advertised in the local papers but quality is not consistent. (Expect to pay an agency companion more than twice that of a "Bar Girl" or more than three times the rate of a "Street Girl.") www.arubaheaven offers incall and outcall and that's all we know.