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Aruba is surrounded by crystal clear water, as a result snorkeling is perhaps the most popular water sport activity besides swimming. There are several well known beaches and not so well known beaches worthy of your visit if you’re pondering to go snorkeling. I took it upon myself to give you some pointers on where [...]

After hurricane Felix two weekends ago Eagle Beach suffered a little. It looked like the water ‘ate’ a piece of beach. When you walk from the road towards the water, there was a drop of a foot, foot and a half. This was the case specially by La Cabana.
Today I drove there however and like [...]

I drove yesterday by one of my favorite beaches in Aruba, the one between Divi All Inclusive and Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive, [name of this beach is Druif Beach], and noticed it suffered some damage after Sunday’s Felix. The currents in that part are always stronger then Eagle Beach or Palm Beach, so it comes [...]

There is still some work to be done cleaning, even so, Eagle Beach looks terrific. The water isn’t clear however. It’s going to take days for it to get back to its usual clearness.

The Palm Beach around Westin/Riu is in perfect shape and the water is crystal clear.

On a typical afternoon, at a busy Palm Beach you can see some ’sea debris’ left on the beach. No major damage.

Cleaning crews have already begun taking care of the beach.

It is noticeable that the water by Hyatt/Occidental area is very unclear. It is going to take a few days for it to clear back [...]