Aruba 365
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Aruba 365
14 stretches of Aruba coastline, scored and sorted, from the calm turquoise flats of Eagle Beach and Palm Beach to the sheltered snorkeling coves near Malmok and the rugged, wave-battered north shore.
A remote, photogenic bay on the wild windward coast, framed by rocky cliffs and crashing surf, popular for dramatic scenery and bodyboarding but unsafe for swimming.
Explore beach →A calm, white-sand cove near the island's northwestern tip, popular for easy snorkeling over a shallow reef and for sunsets beneath the nearby California Lighthouse.
Explore beach →A shallow, near-enclosed lagoon at Aruba's southeastern tip, with bath-warm, knee-deep water that makes it the island's safest beach for small children and beginner snorkelers.
Explore beach →A tiny, sheltered snorkeling cove on the calm northwest coast, with clear shallow water full of reef fish and an easy entry that suits beginners and families alike.
Explore beach →Two wild, dramatic sandy bays on the rugged windward coast inside Arikok National Park, framed by cliffs and pounding surf, stunning to see but not safe for swimming.
Explore beach →A relaxed, family-friendly stretch of soft white sand and calm clear water at the southern end of the low-rise strip, quieter than its famous neighbours but just as pretty.
Explore beach →Aruba's most celebrated stretch of powder-white sand, famous for its wide-open space, gentle turquoise water and the two windswept divi-divi trees that have become the island's signature postcard.
Explore beach →A rocky-edged stretch on the calm northwest coast, prized as a snorkeling and windsurfing base and as the closest shore access to the Antilla shipwreck offshore.
Explore beach →The widest, most tranquil stretch of Aruba's low-rise coast, a vast sweep of soft sand prized for its calm, low-key atmosphere and gentle, uncrowded swimming.
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