GREATER ORANJESTAD. This late-night shopping spot is a favorite for casino goers that need a break from the action. Located near Aruba's low-rise hotels, a variety of shops and boutiques offer wares from around the world. Cafes and an outdoor market provide rest stops for a cup of coffee or a bite to eat.

GREATER ORANJESTAD. What started as an un-air-conditioned warehouse store in 1981 is now a major player on Aruba's retail scene, anchored by the Certified supermarket. The mall has about 50 other shops, restaurants and bars offering everything from shoes and clothing to furniture and housewares to toys and books. There's also a dry cleaner, photo developer and a video arcade.

ORANJESTAD. This mall features many posh shops and cafes. Look for reasonably priced table linens and leather goods as well as designer clothes, high-end electronics and cameras, and Dutch Delft (traditional blue pottery) and cheeses. Locally made handicrafts and authentic Cuban cigars are also available.

GREATER ORANJESTAD. As the name suggests, this marketplace caters to the cruise ship crowd. Visitors will find exquisite crystal, Dutch Delft and dramatic jewelry. The Port of Call is also a good place to find locally-dyed Batik prints, European leather goods and designer fashions.

ORANJESTAD. This attractive collection of shops offers a little bit of everything. Buy stamps for your letters home at the post office branch or send an email from the Internet café. Many name designers have shops here including Tommy Hilfiger, Nautica and Benetton. This mall is conveniently located across from the cruise ship terminal.