Absolutely I must see but you must make arrangements before you go

Not a very warm reception. someone was supposed to call my father within a few days, it's weeks later and still no one called

Was here with my wife the first week Aruba opened up to the world during the pandemic and then all hell broke loose after we left with numbers spiking like crazy. Coming back this year for 3 Shabbatot from December 14th, 2023 - January 1st, 2024 and can't wait!!! The Rabbi is an AMAZING human being, and so are his congregants. My wife and I try to go to every single Synagogue we can visit when we travel all over God's Green Earth, and let me tell you, from someone who worked for the Cruise Ships, the Airlines and worked for Club Med in the Turks & Caicos, this is by far my FAVORITE Synagogue to visit. My wife and I are looking forward to the day we can retire part year here to this one of a kind, Hurricane protected Happiest Island Around!!! Much love, The Cohens

Very friendly congregants. The Rabbi was from Argentina and very nice. Friday services usually start at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday at 9:30 a.m. But you should check the website to make sure. You can also buy some excellent Challah there.

Spending a Shabbat with this community was wonderful. Well worth the visit. The history, pride and dedication is impressive They treated us like family. We are used to a very large Synagogue community, so this service felt very intimate and unique. We loved it!

Beautiful place people come all overthe world here...

Awesome. The people/congregants are very nice and helpfull.

Shabbat shalom 🌴

Spiritual divine love

About a 20 minute walk from the cruise port, and 5 minutes from a lovely beach, this lovely synagogue was the highlight of our time in Aruba. Though we didn’t get to go inside (it was a weekday afternoon, no services) it was still amazing to see Aruba’s only standing synagogue.

The synagogue is beautiful, the museum is very interesting.