The Beaches of Aruba

Discover all of Aruba’s beaches, where they’re located, what they’re best known for, and how to get there using the map below.

eastern aruba

Andicuri Beach

Known for its rugged beauty and strong waves, Andicuri Beach is a secluded spot on the eastern coast just south of the fallen natural bridge and is popular among adventurous surfers and bodyboarders on the island.

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Arashi Beach

Famous for its calm turquoise waters and plentiful marine life, Arashi Beach is a favorite snorkeling destination in Aruba, offering amenities like palapas and a snack shack so you can make a day of it.

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Baby Beach

Situated on the southeastern coast, Baby Beach is one of the most popular beaches in Aruba, known for its shallow, calm waters, making it an ideal spot for families with young children to enjoy a relaxing day at the beach.

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Bachelors Beach

A lesser-known gem with striking rock formations, Bachelors Beach, also known as Boca Tabla locally, offers a great place to windsurf and kite surf, but it’s best not to swim along this rugged coast.

Oranjestad

Barcadera Beach

Located near the industrial part of Oranjestad, Barcadera Beach is a local spot with a relaxed beach setting away from the more touristy areas, offering a perfect destination to take a swim.

eastern aruba

Blackstone Beach

Tucked away in a remote location, Blackstone Beach is a secluded cove with unique black stones, making it a picturesque destination for photographers, but too rough for swimming.

northwestern aruba

Boca Catalina Beach

Renowned for its crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral reefs, Boca Catalina Beach is a snorkeler’s paradise on the northwest coast, offering a rich underwater world to explore.

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Boca Grandi Beach

A popular destination for experienced kiteboarders, Boca Grandi on the southeastern coast is known for its strong winds and challenging waves, attracting thrill-seekers and water sports enthusiasts.

eastern aruba

Boca Prins Beach

Located just south of Arikok National Park, Boca Prins features stunning landscapes with towering sand dunes and dramatic cliffs, however, it’s not a great place to swim or snorkel due to the rough water.

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Dos Playa

A hidden gem within Arikok National Park, Dos Playa is a secluded and unspoiled beach characterized by two small beaches with rough waves and dramatic rock formations.

northeastern aruba

Druif Beach

Adjacent to Eagle Beach, Druif Beach offers a quieter and more intimate atmosphere, with the same powdery white sands and clear waters that make this part of the island so popular.

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Eagle Beach

Recognized for its iconic Fofoti trees and wide sandy shores, Eagle Beach is one of Aruba’s most famous and pristine beaches, offering turquoise waters and beautiful sunsets.

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Flamingo Beach

A highlight of Renaissance Island, Flamingo Beach is famous for its powdery white sands and the opportunity to mingle with flamingos, making it a popular and picturesque paradise.

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Grapefield Beach

A lesser-visited beach on the southern coast, Grapefield Beach is known for its rocky shoreline which is great for windsurfing and surfers but not ideal for snorkeling or swimming.

NORTHWESTERN aruba

Hadicurari Beach

Popular among windsurfers, Hadicurari Beach, also known as Fisherman’s Huts, is known for its constant trade winds and hosts international windsurfing competitions.

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Iguana Beach

Adjacent to Flamingo Beach on Renaissance Island, Iguana Beach is family-friendly with pristine sands and crystal-clear waters, providing a neat place where guests can encounter iguanas in their natural habitat.

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Malmok Beach

Located near Arashi Beach, Malmok Beach is a snorkeler’s paradise with its shallow waters and vibrant coral formations, offering an excellent opportunity to encounter diverse marine life.

western aruba

Manchebo Beach

Known for its wide expanse of soft white sand and calm turquoise waters, Manchebo Beach offers a peaceful escape and is home to several upscale resorts and wellness retreats.

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Mangel Halto Beach

Set amidst mangrove trees, Mangel Halto Beach is a hidden oasis for snorkelers and nature lovers, featuring calm, shallow waters and an abundance of marine life.

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Palm Beach

Lined with high-rise hotels, Palm Beach is a lively stretch of coastline known for its water sports, entertainment, and vibrant nightlife, making it a popular destination for those looking for a popular beach.

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Rodgers Beach

Located on the southern coast, Rodgers Beach is a peaceful and lesser-known spot, but popular with the locals, featuring calm waters and golden sands, a perfect setting for relaxation.

western aruba

Savaneta Beach

An off-the-beaten-path beach on the western coast, Savaneta Beach, also known as Santo Largo, attracts swimmers, sunbathers, and snorkelers with its three small beaches.

oranjestad

Surfside Beach

Situated near Oranjestad, Surfside Beach is a popular local hangout with a sandy shore and grassy areas, making it a favorite spot for picnics and informal gatherings.

NORTHWESTERN aruba

Tres Trapi Beach

Tucked away on the northern coast, Tres Trapi is a secluded cove known for its unique rock formations and calm, shallow waters which are perfect for snorkeling with turtles.

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Wariruri Beach

Located on Aruba’s rugged north coast, Wariruri Beach is a popular surf spot with its own small natural bridge, best reached by 4×4, horseback, or guided UTV tour, but not a place to swim due to strong currents.

Map View of the Beaches in Aruba

How to Use the Map of Aruba’s Beaches

Click on any of the yellow beach signs to find out what beach it is, see images of the beach, and reviews on Google.

Want to get directions? After you’ve clicked on the beach, next to the name of the beach you’ll see an arrow. Click on that and you’ll be in Google Maps ready to navigate to the beach in Aruba!

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