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Beaches

arubabeaches.net features a map of all Aruba beaches, pictures of all Aruba beaches and recommendations.

Aruba’s most popular beaches are located on the western part of the island. Don’t limit yourself to only these beaches however, let arubabeaches.net show you other swimming and/or snorkeling spots in Aruba.

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Arashi Beach

Arashi Beach is close to the lighthouse and Tierra del Sol Golf Course.

Boca Catalina

Boca Catalina is a small snorkeling beach between Arashi Beach and Malmok Beach.

Malmok Beach

Malmok Beach is not the official name of the beach; however, it is a long stretch of beach between Palm Beach and Boca Catalina.

Palm Beach

Palm Beach is Aruba’s highest profile beach.

Eagle Beach

One of Aruba’s most popular beaches.

Punta Bravo

Punta Bravo is the area which consists from around Manchebo Resort to Divi All Inclusive. Elsewhere on this site I call this beach Manchebo Beach; however, Punta Bravo is the name of the area.

Druif Beach

Stretch of beach located between Punta Bravo and Down Town area.

Klip

The word ‘Klip’ refers to the coral found in the area. This beach is located from Down Town Area to Surfside Beach.

Surfside Beach

Shallow beach near the airport.

Renaissance Island

Renaissance Resort lacks a beach Down Town; therefore it created beach facilities for their visitors by purchasing a coral island, refurbished it and added facilities. Every couple of minutes there is a boat leaving Renaissance to the island and back. This is terrific alternative for all visitors to Aruba.

De Palm Island

This island is named after tour operator De Palm Tours. It is one of the largest local tour operators in the Caribbean. This island is similar as Renaissance. It was also build on a coral island, but the major difference with Renaissance is the focus on families with children rather than couples. Swimming and snorkeling is good at De Palm Island.

Mangel Halto

Driving to San Nicolas (Aruba’s second biggest town) there is an urbanization called Pos Chikito. This area is home of Mangel Halto, a beach filled with sea life, therefore top notch snorkeling. Mangel Halto might be the island’s best snorkeling spot in Aruba.

Savaneta

Savaneta has long stretches of beach in different locations along the south part of Aruba. This fishing town is known for its water wonders. One can swim in super shallow water with mangroves, where nature comes to life.

Rodgers Beach

Located in San Nicolas, Rodgers Beach is a very calm beach for people who want tranquility.

Baby Beach

Very popular beach among visitors and locals alike. If you appreciate quietness, try to avoid the weekends and public (local) holidays.

Boca Grandi

Beach very popular with kite surfers. Warning: approach this beach with utmost restraint due to relentless waves and currents.

Boca Prins

Beach is located in the National Park, where the waves are strong. Beautiful place. Warning: approach this beach with utmost restraint due to relentless waves and currents.

Dos Playa

A very popular surfer’s beach in the National Park. Warning: approach this beach with utmost restraint due to relentless waves and currents.

Natural Pool

Natural formation of rock protects waves from crashing; therefore creating a Natural Pool structure where one can swim safely. Warning: approach this beach with utmost restraint due to relentless waves and currents.

Andicuri

Popular surfer’s beach close to Natural Bridge. Warning: approach this beach with utmost restraint due to relentless waves and currents.

Wariruri

Another popular surfer’s beach on the north eastern coast. This beach is between the Gold Mill Ruins and Alto Vista Chapel. Warning: approach this beach with utmost restraint due to relentless waves and currents.

Boca Grandi

Close to the Chapel of Alto Vista there is another beach with the name Boca Grandi. This beach is secluded and rarely used. Warning: approach this beach with utmost restraint due to relentless waves and currents.

Note: some beaches may not appear on the list and/or may carry a different name.