Aruba

Voted one of the best beaches in the world, Eagle Beach is known for its soft white sand, calm waters, and iconic fofoti trees. It’s perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and watching stunning sunsets. The wide shoreline also means it never feels overcrowded.

Covering nearly 20% of Aruba, Arikok National Park offers rugged landscapes, desert terrain, limestone caves, and ancient rock drawings. Hike or drive through dramatic scenery to discover hidden beaches, natural pools, and native wildlife. It’s a must-visit for nature lovers and adventurers.

Tucked within Arikok National Park, this hidden rock-lined pool is carved into the coastline and filled by crashing waves. It’s a refreshing and scenic swimming spot reached by off-road vehicle or guided tour. The views and experience are unforgettable.

This lively stretch of beach is lined with high-rise resorts, beach bars, restaurants, and water sports. It’s the island’s entertainment hub, offering everything from jet skiing to nightlife. Ideal for those who want a fun, energetic beach scene with all the amenities.

Aruba’s colorful capital blends Dutch architecture with Caribbean charm. Explore boutique shops, open-air markets, museums, and historic buildings. The waterfront and cruise port add energy, while the free trolley makes sightseeing easy and fun. A great place to eat, shop, and explore the culture.

Located on the island’s northwestern tip, the California Lighthouse offers panoramic views of the coastline and dunes. Named after the SS California shipwreck, it’s a popular sunset spot and photo location. Nearby food trucks and the rugged landscape add to the experience.

A crescent-shaped lagoon with shallow, calm waters, Baby Beach is ideal for families and beginner snorkelers. The crystal-clear sea is perfect for spotting fish close to shore. It’s located on Aruba’s quieter southern end and offers a peaceful, picturesque escape.

This small, yellow chapel is the oldest on the island, built in 1750 on a remote hilltop. Surrounded by cacti and ocean views, it’s a serene place for reflection and photography. The journey to the chapel is as beautiful as the destination.

These two snorkeling hotspots on Aruba’s northwestern coast offer calm, clear waters filled with colorful marine life. Accessible from shore, they’re ideal for beginners and snorkelers of all levels. Early mornings bring calm seas and fewer crowds—perfect for underwater exploring.

Located near Palm Beach, the Butterfly Farm is a tropical garden filled with hundreds of free-flying butterflies from around the world. Guided tours explain the life cycle and habits of these beautiful creatures. A peaceful, educational, and family-friendly attraction.