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Freshly planted palapas at Eagle Beach
Growing up in Aruba I remember when I was a little boy the time when we visited the beaches, the first resort in the row at Palm Beach was Concorde (Westin now) and the last one was Holiday Inn. By the low rise area there were only the Divi Resorts [...]

Aruba Hi-Winds
Aruba has pretty constant wind throughout the year of 20 miles per hour. This naturally sets a perfect stage for windsurfing activities. The popular sports are windsurfing and kite surfing. Other sports also practiced in Aruba are wakeboarding, body boarding and surfing. On the north coast there are some areas where surfers are more [...]

Baby Beach
Baby Beach is located on the most south eastern point of Aruba. It is one of Aruba’s most popular beaches. Baby Beach lies in the area that is locally called ‘Colony’ but the official name of the area is Sero Colorado.
Refinery
Sero Colorado was once ‘colonized’ by Exxon’s Lago Oil Refinery, where only the refinery’s [...]

As Aruba is surrounded by the Caribbean Sea there is a lot of water to do sport in. Traditionally water sport is very popular in Aruba.
Motorized water activity has always dominated the scene at Palm Beach and Eagle Beach. There has been a change in the scene now-a-days. Apart from motor water scooters and parasailing [...]

Before I start make a comparison between Aruba’s two most popular beaches, I would like to remind everyone that this island is rich of many more wonderful beaches throughout the west and south parts.
If you ask yourself where else one can go, please visit the beaches section at arubabeaches.net/beaches to have an idea what other [...]

Proposed change of Arashi Beach

Current aerial view of Arashi Beach

Proposed and current situations merged
I’ve read an interesting article today on the way beaches are going to be better organized. According to the article some new, stringent, rules are going to be instated.

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Regular Eagle Beach Week Day
Last couple of days the surf on the western part of Aruba was much bigger than usual. The big waves took many people by surprise as no warning was given for this kind of surf. The surf wasn’t big enough to do major damage however, but it was rough enough to [...]