The world is full of beauty that's just waiting to be explored - and there's no need to wait until summer. So for those who can and want to jet off on holiday as soon as possible, Aruba is a great option. The incredible island country has an average temerature of 32C in April, which is perfect for those seeking the sun. Just like many islands across the world, travellers will find beautiful white sand beaches with crystal blue waters, but what separates Aruba from the rest is that the island is home to one of the world's best coastlines.

Located in the southwestern coast of the island, Eagle Beach, is not only Aruba's widest and most famous beach but it has also been ranked as one of the best beaches in the world. The beach ranked in the top three 'Best of Best Beaches' category of TripAdvisors, Travellers' Choice Awards.

Commenting on the gorgeous stretch, the website reads: "Renowned for its iconic Fofoti trees, this prisitine beach beckons on a trip. There are low-rise hotels and beach resorts lining the shores, but the beach is mostly quiet. The waters are also relatively calm in the designated swimming zones. Boat tours and water activities like snorkeling and jet skiing are popular here as well.

"If you're lucky, you may even spot turtles nesting or hatching on the shore between March and Spetmeber. Eagle Beach is also a popular wedding photoshoot location - many newlyweds come to snap their wedding photos against the blissful Caribbean waters."

Eagle Beach is an exciting place to be and there are even watersports, too. Over the weekend you'll find people playing beach tennis on the white sands and every Easter, local families camp out on the beach. There are also plenty of places to eat and drink around the beach, which comes in handy.

However, if you do want to venture out from the world class beach then Aruba has a bundle of things to do. The island's diverse landscapes alone is one thing to explore and a great way to start would be visiting the California Lighthouse.

The impressive 90 feet high landmark offers extraordinary views of Aruba's north coast, sand dunes area and the high-rise hotel area and while visitors take in the panormic views, there are tour guides who can teach you about the history and signifcance of the lighthouse which was built as a tribute to sailors.

With there being so many sights and attractions around the island, professional tour guides offer various ways to explore it all including on an air-conditioned bus, a jeep or even on horseback. There are also cycling, fishing, and diving tours.

And the adventure continues right through to sunset, where the island's bustling nightlife is full of entertainment that caters to everyone. Whether you want to spend the night dancing away or kick back and enjoy a film at one of the island's The Movies cinemas. Aruba offers experiences that everyone can enjoy.