Aruba - all beaches

What an amazing experience. This activity is not suitable for the injured, those afraid of heights, or small children. It requires a lot of effort on very challenging terrain to reach the cave and swim. However, it's absolutely worth it. Make sure to bring grippy water shoes, as sandals or slides will be a mistake you'll regret. There's a cliff you can climb and jump off! The cave is home to several types of fish, all of which appeared harmless from what I observed.

A truly amazing, secluded location where the ocean has carved out a beautiful beach. The waves are quite active and high, but there's plenty of sandy shore to enjoy. It's an excellent spot for watching turtles swim. Conveniently accessible by car.

The lagoon is stunning and provides a peaceful escape from the busy beaches and towering hotels. The water is crystal clear and shallow, but not ideal for swimming.

This local beach is absolutely stunning. It features a generous amount of white sand and convenient, free parking. It's just a short stroll away from the beach, where you'll find complimentary huts available for use. The beach is calm and peaceful due to the absence of waves, making it a truly pleasant and enjoyable experience. Additionally, there are jet skis available for rent as well.

The beach is absolutely stunning and offers a vast expanse of clean sand with ample space for visitors to relax and soak up the sun. The sunsets from the beach are truly breathtaking and make for a truly unforgettable experience. Despite its size, the beach never feels overly crowded, allowing visitors to enjoy the peaceful and tranquil atmosphere. While the sea may be slightly rougher than that of Eagle Beach, this only adds to the charm and allure of this beautiful location. Additionally, there are numerous fantastic beach bars and restaurants in the surrounding area, providing visitors with a variety of options for dining and entertainment.

This beach was an absolute delight! Instead of parking in the busy paved lot, we opted for a dirt road just a little north of it, which was far less crowded. One of the things I appreciated most about Aruba was the abundance of public beaches with free thatched umbrella shelters. At this particular beach, you can wade out quite far without the water becoming too deep, which was perfect for lazy afternoons floating around. We stumbled upon this gem after a trip to the lighthouse and couldn't have been happier with our discovery.