For driving directions look at Aruba's road map. Gas stations work differently in Aruba since it is not custom to pump gas for oneself. Usually most gas stations on the island offer attendants that are available to pump the gas for you. Some gas stations offer self service lanes.

In Aruba, the experience at the gas station depends on which lane you choose, as the island offers both full-service and self-service options. If you pull into a "Full Service" lane, a uniformed attendant will greet you, pump the gas for you, and often even offer to clean your windshield; in this case, a small tip of $1–$2 USD is a common and appreciated gesture. However, Aruba also has many "Self Service" stations (similar to the U.S. or Europe) where you are expected to exit your car, go to the cashier to pre-pay, and pump the fuel yourself. Note that fuel is sold by the liter, not the gallon, and prices are government-regulated, meaning they are the same at every station across the island. Most stations accept major credit cards (Visa/Mastercard) and U.S. Dollars, though change is often given in Aruban Florins. It is important to check the signage as you pull in, as some stations switch to "self-service only" during late-night hours.