Definitely add to your itinerary! The rough, gagged coast is the perfect contrast to the calm beaches you'll undoubtedly lounge on most of your trip. The bridges are what remains of an underwater cave! It's quite the spectacle! Conveniently there's a small store nearby to grab refreshments before your next stop.

🌊 Review: Natural Bridge – Aruba The Natural Bridge was one of the most stunning and unforgettable stops during my trip to Aruba! The contrast of the rugged coast with the wild, crashing waves was mesmerizing — there’s a kind of raw beauty to it that pictures honestly can’t capture. The water was fierce and vibrant, and standing near the bridge made me feel completely in awe of nature’s power. If you’re visiting Aruba, this is absolutely a must-see! It’s a great spot for photos, reflection, and just soaking in the island’s unique landscape. I loved every bit of it — peaceful, powerful, and breathtaking.

Aruba is absolutely stunning and without a doubt a must see destination. From the moment we arrived, we were blown away by the island’s natural beauty, crystal clear turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, and vibrant landscapes everywhere you turn. We took full advantage of our time there by going on several tours that allowed us to explore all corners of the island. From rugged off-road adventures and serene snorkeling spots to cultural landmarks and hidden local gems, every experience added something unique to our trip. Aruba has this incredible blend of relaxation and adventure that makes you feel like you’re in paradise. There’s still so much we didn’t get to see or do, which is why we’re already planning our return. Once you visit, you’ll understand why they call it “One Happy Island.”

The Aruba Natural Bridge is a must-see landmark, even though the original large bridge collapsed in 2005. The site still offers stunning ocean views, rugged coastline scenery, and the smaller “Baby Natural Bridge,” which gives visitors a sense of the area’s unique beauty. It’s a quick stop but worth it for photos and to experience one of Aruba’s iconic natural wonders. Best combined with other nearby attractions on the island’s north coast.

The Natural Bridge in Aruba is a cool spot to check out. The drive there is pretty fun, with some nice places to stop for photos along the way. Once you get there, you’ll find restrooms, a small café, and a few souvenir shops. We spent about 15 minutes, which was enough unless you want to hang out at the café. Definitely worth a quick visit!

We drove here to explore the natural bridge. This place has a store as well. The restroom has a fee of $1 dollar to use. Quite a lot of tour groups stop here. This place can be accessible by smaller car which was nice.

It’s a nifty thing to see, the store beside it is nice, but the bathroom costs $1 to use. The main bridge collapsed and is still there to see in the dip. You can get to this bay car and do not need a 4x4 so don’t let them lie to you.

This beach was absolutely beautiful. We arrived just as a few tour groups were leaving, so we had the entire beach to ourselves—it felt like our own private paradise! The scenery was stunning, with clear blue water, soft sand, and a peaceful atmosphere. You’ll definitely need a 4x4 vehicle to get there, but it’s 100% worth the trip. One of the most peaceful and memorable spots in Aruba. I highly recommend it!

Beautiful beach, it's like your on another world. If you come from route 6 you will need a 4x4 to drive it . We had a car and went as far as we could, then walked the rest of the way. It was solid 25min hike. If it is not sunny ☀️, cloudy ☁️ i suggest is best time to do it . . You can come from natural bridge area but still a little hike. The view is amazing especially if you take 5 mins walk to top of the rocks. You can feel the spray of the sea as it hits the rocks

Andicuri Beach is one of Aruba’s hidden gems — rugged, secluded, and perfect for travelers seeking a raw, natural escape. Surrounded by dramatic cliffs and crashing waves, it’s ideal for photography, picnics, or simply soaking in the untamed beauty of Aruba’s north coast. The beach’s powerful currents make it unsuitable for swimming, but it’s a favorite spot for bodyboarders and adventure seekers. Reaching it requires a 4x4, adding to the sense of remoteness and exclusivity.

Most amazing magical beach. A quiet place like no other. Jeeped it, go slow and carefully. You will them have to stop and park as there are big rocks that stop you from driving further. Small hike to beach on dirt road. Careful of all the pickers and cacti. Then you will reach heaven . Go for a swim. Its the best.

Wonderful secluded beach. On a weekend in November there were only a few other locals here. There are a few “must knows” before you go: Can you get here by car? Maybe. We were in a compact car and with some creative driving were able to navigate the rutted road. A Jeep or similar vehicle would be best. Seasonal rains seem to erode parts of the road, so keep these things in mind. Can you get to the Natural Bridge and Blackstone from here? Yes. The natural bridge is a bit of a hike over uneven terrain and some spots that require light climbing. Blackstone is a short drive further. What are the waves like? For our visit the forecast was “medium waves,” which translated to 5-6 foot swells with high frequency. Boogie/Body surfing would be ideal. The bay is wide enough that staying off the rocks is easy, and the current was relatively light, with a small surge during a short part of our three hour stay. Is it worth it? If you love being in the ocean, yes!

Quite literally the most beautiful beach I have ever been to in my life! Clearest water I have ever seen.

a beautiful beach, not recommended for bathing due to the strong waves. it is recommended to bring sunscreen, chairs and hydration. It can be accessed on foot from the natural bridge or in rented rustic cars.

This spot does not allow for off-road access. You can hike from here to the Conchi natural pools. It is about 30 there and 40 minutes back. You should grab a pass to the park at the local ranger station. We got to the pools and noticed that all of the off roaders had access bands.

Madi's tour is absolutely the BEST... as was our tour guide.. THE Madi aka Juvencia Margriet Maria Louisa. She could not be more pleasant and caring for everyone in her group. My wife and I were blown away at the variety of unique places we visited while on the standard tour. If you are looking for a more private experience away from all the hustle and bustle of vehicle caravans and large tour groups... this is the one. Madi showed us her favorite "secret" spots that you will not see on any other corporate tour. Simply and absolutely the BEST. Thank you Madi!!

Unforgettable trip with Madi squad. Best choice if you want to discover the island and see all the local treasures. Support locals! Not turist agencies...

Best local guide Ever, if you want to go on a really good trip, with Local guide, Take Madi's!! ❤️ Love you Madi. Thank you so much for your time with us ❤️😎

Big Roadblock here

(Translated by Google) It's pure adrenaline to get there. But despite the danger, it's worth it. Very beautiful. (Original) Pura adrenalina chegar lá. Mas, apesar do perigo vale a pena. Muito lindo.

(Translated by Google) It's not free! They charge you 7 dollars per person to enter... (Original) No es gratis! Te cobran 7 dólares por persona para entrar...

amazing place! so cool and their are colorful fish that swim in the pools! rocks are slippery so definitely be careful and go with a local or a guide

Another tourist trap in the so-called "National Park". The pool itself is nice, but it is crowded with tourists who come with tourist agencies. Every half hour, there is a couple of cars arriving to the parking lot, each with 8 to 10 people, so there is constantly at least about 30 people in the pool. The area is accessible only by a 4WD, so rent a Jeep and make sure you know how to operate it. 4L is useful for breaking when going in the steep downhill sections.

A once in lifetime experience..meaning if you rent a jeep and drive there you will never go again. It was very cool but the unpaved roads and made it something to go to once and done. It was good to see once.

Part of the national park, so buy the ticket! Rocks are very slippery, water shoes are a must. People were going snorkeling within the pool formed naturally by rocks blocking the wave but you see the waves crashing on the big rocks! Cool way to cool down in the heat!

Great place for snorkeling, def a trek to get to. Please take water shoes as the rocks are slippery. Would suggest going with a tour guide as there are plenty other things to see around the area. There are a bunch of steps that lead to the pool location heads up for anyone with difficulties walking or climbing.

I visited the Conchi Natural Pool which was part of the national park on a visit to Aruba in June 2025. Didn't know what to expect but the landscape was very different from the Town area. A rocky landscape with native flora and fauna. The highlight for many persons was the natural pool where you could see many persons jumping into the natural pool. There are about 95 steps. Some steps steeper than others, just hold on to the handrail.

Definitely take a guided tour to visit this location or make sure you are in a jeep of some kind. Rough off-road ride on a path to get there but worth the trip!

Cool hike, but there was a pack of stray dogs that made us quite nervous. We turned around once we heard them.

Need to visit after the rain, morning or late afternoon beautiful place

Great trail! Do some adventuring!

(Translated by Google) Nice hike among the greenery on well-maintained paths (Original) Leuke hike tussen het groen over goed verzorgde paden

(Translated by Google) It is said that the fortunes here are often unlucky. (Original) 此処のおみくじは凶が多いと言われている。

(Translated by Google) my taste (Original) Mi gusto

Great food great drinks great staff!!!

The service was great? Food prices and portions were very reasonable. Most of all they are very attentive and friendly. We will be back.

Terrible service. Waited for food for 1 hour and people came after us got served and got food. Worst experience ever. Came here second time and Never again ....terrible

worst service ever, took 2 hours for food to come, raw steak and hair in salad, staff was so rude

(Translated by Google) Excellent (Original) Excelente

I absolutely LOVED this glass creation experience. The artists and staff showed such patience, knowledge, and hospitality. If you are looking for an amazing experience that ends with a one-of-a-kind souvenir, this is the place for you! They begin by giving you some basic information, allow you to practice the parts you are responsible for, and then guide you through the process clearly, calmly, and with mountains of encouragement! This is an experience I will repeat when I return to Aruba someday - my baby turtle needs a little glass family!

American traveler here. Quick great experience where we watched him make a piece. The studio has toilets and glass pieces to pick from (which he will sign), stuff to drink and eat, plus a nice kitty with a chunk missing from his ear. Everyone was nice. You can choose to make a piece and pick it up the next day. Worth it!

Beautiful art! We watched them blow glass and create a fish. The empanadas were great also. Grab a drink and some food while you're there.

Wonderful experience, super fun to watch how glass is blown, great educational moments. Nice bar and ice cream place as well. Super kind and knowledgeable artist

You MUST go here if you want to have an amazing experience while in Aruba! Food was delicious! Watching the glass blowing (and kids being able to help) was the absolute best though!!! Lifetime memories!

Such a fun experience. I made a blown glass bird and it was so fun. Very hot but it was awesome.

Murano Art Restaurant in Aruba delivers an enchanting and top-tier dining experience. Situated in a picturesque spot, the restaurant captivates with its unique ambiance, adorned with exquisite Murano glass art that adds a vibrant and sophisticated touch to the setting. The culinary offerings at Murano Art Restaurant are outstanding. Each dish showcases the chef's artistry, blending fresh, high-quality ingredients into flavorsome masterpieces. The menu is a delightful mix of local and international cuisines, catering to diverse tastes. What truly distinguishes Murano Art Restaurant is its exceptional staff. The team is both professional and genuinely friendly, ensuring a welcoming atmosphere. Their attentive service and expert recommendations enhance the overall dining experience, making you feel truly cared for. Murano Art Restaurant goes beyond merely serving food; it creates a memorable experience. The harmonious blend of captivating art, delectable cuisine, and superb service makes it a must-visit destination in Aruba. Whether for a special celebration or a casual night out, Murano Art Restaurant promises an unforgettable dining adventure.

We absolutely loved the donkey sanctuary. It’s a little hidden but there are signs that lead to the sanctuary. Watch your steps as you might step in poop. They are a super friendly staff and very easy going. You can purchase feed there for a small amount of money or you can bring your own carrots and feed the donkeys. They have kittens available for adoption as well. Bathrooms have toilet and running water with soap to wash your hands after feeding. The donkeys are very sweet and friendly and will let you pet them. They do a really good job with these animals. I recommend checking it out!

You can park and walk in through the donkey pin to the visitor center where there are toilets, a gift shop, a place to sit and little buckets of food you can buy to feed the donkeys. The food is $1 for a small scoop and $3 for a bigger scoop. When feeding the donkeys you stay behind a barrier for your safety, but otherwise you can walk around and check them out up close. My kid got to hug one. We also enjoyed the peafowl and kitties. They have cats for adoption.

I fell in love with the donkeys. Most are so well behaved. They are hysterical trying to get your attention. They "smile", they have the cutest expressions on there faces as they tilt their heads. Most are incredibly gentle when taking the food from you. They have "pellet" food to buy $3 USD for a large & $1 USD for a small. They have a gift shop also where i bought stickers & a T shirt. All money helps support the sanctuary. I also brought a bag of apples that a cut up & fed to the donkeys. The donkeys really enjoy apples & carrots. Overall I had a great time and would do it again!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A must-visit in Aruba! The Donkey Sanctuary is such a special place, especially for families with kids. You can meet, pet, and feed the sweetest rescued donkeys — many of them have been saved by the kind volunteers after being injured or abandoned. The care and love these animals receive is truly heartwarming. We brought apples, bananas, and even dragon fruit from our hotel breakfast, and the donkeys loved every bite! It’s such a fun, hands-on experience and a great way to support an important cause. The volunteers are friendly, informative, and clearly dedicated to giving these animals a better life. If you’re in Aruba, take an hour or two to visit — you’ll leave smiling and feeling good about making a difference. Highly recommend!❤️🫏

What a great place to feed the goats and the peacocks. The feeds were super affordable at $3 a bucket and you do get a lot of feeds in the bucket. We did buy the feeds bucket and also did bring some carrots for them to eat as well. The goats and peacocks did come to eat. I got a video of the rooster jump on the feed buckets for sale to eat, which was entertaining to watch.

This place is a gem! It is so relaxed and delightful. The donkeys are lovely and gentle. They’re so happy if you bring carrots to feed them! (Fred them only from the porch, so they don’t swarm you outside!) There are peacocks and roosters roaming around, and lots of kittens! You can visit anytime during opening hours and hang out with the donkeys as you wish, no formal tours or time slots needed. It’s totally free to visit as well! Definitely the most relaxed animal encounter I’ve ever been to, with donkeys that seem very happy and healthy. Would highly recommend a visit if you’re in Aruba!

Great place to visit. Extremely unique experience that is entirely based on the honor system for feeding the donkeys to donations. Very peaceful and have a wonderful opportunity to feel connected to the animals there.

The staff was nice, and that was the absolute best part of the entire experience. I mean it's a good business model they're running but I'm pretty sure it's a one and done for me. Personally, my experience wasn't all that great. I felt like the equipment was pretty sub par to say the least. A better investment into snorkeling equipment would boost this experience. I felt like I was just trying to survive at some points. My companion felt the same but we never complained, mind you we're both decent swimmers. This is not for the novice by any means. Again the staff is nice.

Fun kayak tour, guides were helpful but quiet. Prepare for the winds as you come out of the bay as well as the current when swimming out over the reefs. You will need average or above upper body strength to keep up.

The guides were knowledgeable, and friendly. The kayaking was not to strenuous. Snorkeling was spectacular, we were able to see a lot of different sea life. Lunch at the Balashi brewery was average. Overall a great experience. I like that we were supporting a smaller local business

We are a family of four that took this trip July 6th. We had a great time. Carlos was a wonderful driver and we had a great time with him. Cocoa was informative bout the safety on the water and when kayaking. Santo made sure if anyone was having trouble that he was there to help and tow them if they needed it. I did not snorkel long but my family enjoyed it. I know my boundaries but the guides were also helpful with that and safety conscious. Bier garden had great food and beer. Great way to end our day!!! Loved the tour. Thank you!!!!

Had a wonderful time with 2 great kayak guides that would ajust the speed to the group, but would also alow the faster ones to go at their paste. Snorkeling was amazing but I recomend wearing a shirt under the vest to avoid sunburns. Carlos the driver was fantastic and fun to chat with. We also forgot (never even noticed) a towel in the van and Carlos dropped it off at our place with a small note the next day. As of yet our best experience in Aruba!

Amazing! Went with my brothers and father, ended up being one of the best experiences of my life. It was my 1st time snorkeling and kayaking, with help of Koko, Kiki, and Sandol, I felt completely comfortable doing both. The activities were great, but the service you get from the people running the show is what takes it over the top! I would have felt comfortable paying $50 more. They will have you laughing and smiling the entire day, worth every penny. Can't miss experience!!!

We just did the kayak and snorkeling trip to Mangel Halto Reef. While it poured rain during our kayaking trip and the water was rough, It was still a blast and the rain cooled us down considerably. The sun came out for snorkeling and the reef was well worth the trip. It was simply amazing. The whole trip was a good workout for me and my girlfriend who are in our 50s. Carlos, our driver was great. The two guides were very professional. Safety appears to be of the utmost concern which I appreciate. The lunch at the brewery was good and the Balashi beer tasted better there than in the bottles.The beer garden was underwhelming though and needs to be improved.

Gorgeous beach!! We were sold on this being the "best snorkeling spot in Aruba." The scenery did not disappoint, however not the best snorkeling spot by a long shot. I'd also not recommend going in using the stairs ...any of them. Getting in and out can be a bit difficult if not dangerous. Walk in through the Mangroves or south of the Mangroves. You're not going to see anything around the Mangroves...the turbulence makes the water too murky. We went way, way out to the dark rocky area and saw fish. That's about it. We came here to see a sunset as well and it was beautiful.

This beach contains majority of the scenic steps that enter the ocean. Beach also doesn't get too deep. Great for people who cant swim well and even better for children.

Our favorite beach in Aruba. The mangroves offer shaded spots you can sit in or leave your stuff to go swimming. The tide is gentle for the most part and the beach is expansive. There are some rocky parts and sandy parts as opposed to only rock beaches on some of the Aruban coast.

Absolutely beautiful!! Easy access to snorkeling. Water is shallow, warm and very, very calm. Lots of birds and fishes. Perfect for little ones.

Loved it!! 😍 This is an interesting, incredible beach. Please know that there are two parts to this beach. One part has no landing beach area but has staircases to allow you into the water but if you either walk or drive to farther down the beach, you'll see a small building and a path that descends down to an area with about six palapasand a before of smooth rocks in an ankle-shallowpool of moving water that is absolutely 💯 % clear. You feel as if you are walking out into the ocean while small fish visit your ankles in the water. I actually laid down in the water and almost fell asleep while the calming waters eased by my body. Soothing, relaxing and the very best part....very few people are there! My speed and my style...enjoy before the secret is out of the bag!

Love this beach, very nice quiet and not very crowded. most tourists will not go here because there are not places to rent beach chairs and no sand. I think it’s a perfect place to snorkel and enjoy the beautiful water

Honestly, I found the Mangrove boring. Follow the road and go to this place in the photo. Some people just visit the mangrove and leave. This place in the photo is beautiful! One of the best places in Aruba to take photos. We walked through the mangrove. I fell in love.

Beautiful more natural beach than the ones filled with tourists. We went to snorkel and we did see quite a few fish but it is so rocky and shallow to get to the places with fish that it was a bit of a struggle. Also no bathroom facilities but there are some palapas. There is a bar right near the parking lot where we did get a drink and use the facilities. Not your wine and margarita bar but more of a local hangout complete with a baby crib in the corner. Clean and friendly.

Great place for snorkelling. We liked to sit on the cliff top but the beach amongst the mangrove is popular. Water is a little clearer if you enter from the beach near the cabanas with more fish as you work your way out and around the mangrove to the ladders to the clifftop. A couple of shops selling drinks and snacks.

I liked it it was not too busy but the waves were not for the inexperienced snorkeler like myself there are a lot of fish to see but the current is strong and the pockets of deep and shallow vary so you have to watch your step but it was fun even for me!!!!

Absolutely BEAUTIFUL! Def worth going to see this one.... different than any of the other beaches....multiple entry points, docks down the cliff with ladders, shaded areas...MUST see!

The water is stunning. We also went on a snorkeling adventure with Aruba Bob. They took the underwater pictures I've added. This was one of our favorite spots on the island!

The snorkeling here is fantastic but you have to swim out a ways! Stay to the left of the Buoy Mangel Halto Bar has cold drinks and pork with plantains! Yum!!

Gorgeous and uncrowded beach. It is very rocky because there are old pieces of coral in the sand. But there are fish to see if you bring a snorkeling mask

Part of Arikok national Park. $22US daily park fee. Take a left before getting to the Fontaine cave. Don’t park right at the beach. Pull in on the road just before it and park on the plateau. You’ll see both beaches from there. If you go to the parking lot, you’ll only see one. Video taken from parking lot. Photo showing both playas taken from alternate spot.

Unreal. Worth the drive.

Very beautiful point and view. Sure do visit as it is very close from many other attractions. When we visited, it was too sunny, so we couldn't get nice pictures. Swimming is not allowed. The sea is too rough.

Beautiful views of the beach but swimming is not allowed due to the rough water. A closer look at the cliffs and geology of the island reveals itself with layers of volcanic rock and coral from the ancient see bed.

Picture perfect but I wouldn’t really call it a beach. The ocean on this side of the island is angry! Huge waves and rip tides. Come for photos but don’t go in the water!

This is an excellent place to visit but highly discourage those thrill seekers full of adrenaline from swimming here. The views and scenes of the crashing waves against the reefs are fine enough without having the urge or temptation of stepping foot into the water. In other words, look but don’t touch. The waves on this northern side of Aruba is unforgiving and does not think twice of causing harm, so please, don’t get into the water as signs are posted stating so. We did see a couple go on the edge of the beach and once they noticed us walking by, they immediately got out. The signs are posted for a reason. Other than that, this place is stunning and beautiful.

This beach is BREATHTAKING!!! Beautiful blue water and white sand. As the other reviews have stated, this is not a place for swimming. Although signs are posted there were a few people in the water, the waves were large and appeared to be unforgiving. It’s a great beach to explore and get your feet wet, or just to bring a towel and relax for the day.

The cave is small, but a very nice park ranger walked us around and showed us things. Unfortunately people have defaced much of the cave, but some ancient drawings are still there for viewing. There is a fish pond nearby that you can stick your feet into and the fish bible on your toes also.

Not much of a cave to be honest, only a few yards deep, but there are some great pillars inside. The old planation ruins are very close by as is the little pool where you can have the local fish clean the dry skin off your feet if that's your think.

Cave with indigenous paintings that are well preserved and quite bright red. Look on the roof for the paintings in the first part of the cave. Recommend waiting to take a tour of the cave with a park guide. Very informative. Accessible by regular car in Arikok national park. $22US daily park fee. If in regular rental car drive very slowly over the rocky runoff areas along the road or you will bottom them out.

One of the most underrated experiences on the island. Cost $22 per person which is a little high given the bats were blocked off, and they had a few things closed. But still having fish nibble on your feet is amazing!

This is a place to learn about Aruban history. The guides here are passionate about their history and culture. Please come here. There is history written on these walls. There is also a spot to have fish nibble your toes.

beautiful cave inside the national park. easy to get to buy car or atv.

Very cool cave, first come here when you arrive at the park, because the park closes at 3pm. Listen to the local guide tell many interesting stories about the past, there are goat, murals and bats inside, don't disturb them with flashlights. Suitable for family activities, but not for the elderly. When the weather hot and you need to prepare a lot of water to the park. There is a stream not far from the cave, and some small fish in it will kiss the feet of tourists.

What a hidden gem! Very unique restaurant: you have to stand in line before you enter, order and pay your food, get your drinks and then get a table. Fish is different every day, they also have shrimp. Sides are fries, plantain, or cornbread- everything absolutely delicious! It's right next to the ocean, amazing view. A must when you visit Aruba!

This place is definitely worth a visit . We enjoyed so much we went twice. I will be singing it's praises for all to visit. The menu is simple and that's fantastic. The fishes and shrimps are caught daily and preparation is simple and absolutely delicious. Everything we ate was a mouth watering experience. The hot sauce of the island was fantastic. This place is a must!

I enjoyed the experience. You wait in line to choose fresh fish and shrimp, and the amount you pick is weighed on the spot. What you selected is then fried right away for you to eat. The positives are that the food is very fresh! The shrimp are huge and the price is VERY affordable. However, I felt that everything had the same flavour… fried, with a kind of chimichurri sauce on top, and the shrimp are not so cleaned (the vein is still there). I also didn’t like having to wait an hour in line, in the heat, just to choose my meal. I loved the fact that you eat with your hands, no fuss! There are several sinks to wash your hands afterward! It’s worth the experience.

Located on the beach, Great for seafood lovers. I had salad and plantain as not much for vegetarians. Others with me had fish. They seemed to enjoy it. Corn bread was actually pancake so do not order it. Fries were good. Place was reasonably priced. Place not very fancy and close to beach

We went during the week around 3pm in the off season and there wasn’t a line. Staff was pretty friendly and helped explain how ordering works. You pick the types of fish and quantities then they fry it all. The food was disappointing. All the fish were deep fried and some pieces of fish were dry. Also lacked seasoning. I’m glad we went because it was recommend by many people but I wouldn’t go back. Luckily we didn’t have to wait in line because it’s definitely not worth it. It’s a pretty view from the patio, though.

Such a unique experience! You pick your seafood at the counter, they weigh it in front of you, and it’s all super fresh — straight from the fishermen’s catch of the day. The fried fish and shrimp were delicious, perfectly seasoned. The atmosphere is casual and right by the water, which makes it feel very local and authentic. Definitely a must-visit when in Aruba!

Fresh fried fish that's as good as it's reputation! Pro tip...get there as soon as it opens if you want to beat the lunchtime hordes, avoid a long line/wait time, and get the best seating out by the water!

My husband and I had an unforgettable dinner at Flying Fish Bone. I love dining with my toes in the sand, very unique dining options in the water also! The sunset views were gorgeous, the dishes were flavorful and artfully prepared, and the service was attentive and friendly. Perfect spot for a romantic evening while in Aruba.

Loved everything about this restaurant! Our waiter (alex) was a gentleman & very handsome😌. The hostess was so kind. The food was amazing! We had salmon & fish, loved the mashed potatoes & dessert! The view was stunning!! Feet in water was very relaxing I would definitely recommend. Nice experience from beginning till end.

The best experience in Aruba. I was very pleasantly surprised when I arrived and was greeted by Sari speaking Portuguese, knowing we were from Brazil! That showed exceptional customer care. Sari was the perfect waitress—smiling and giving great recommendations! The place is just as amazing as it looks in the photos… we went at 5:30 pm to watch the sunset and stayed until nightfall. The meals are perfect, the drinks are very well made, and I loved everything!

Gorgeous place, make sure you get a table at the water with your feet amongst the fish. (Reservation) Service is quick, but feels touristy. I had the unicorn fish (day special) so buttery and flaky definitely one of the best dishes I had in aruba

Always one of the best restaurants to visit in Aruba. An unmatched sunset ambiance paired with a delicious menu. So upscale yet unpretentious sitting in the sand/water and enjoying great views with friends and family.

Food Excellent, Service Excellent, Atmosphere great. A unique experience of dinning while your feet are dangling in the sea! It was a shame that one table thought it was OK to tell the whole restaurant their life stories! So not really the restaurants fault!

Amazing restaurant with phenomenal view. I was researching best places to eat on the water in Aruba and this popped up. We got so lucky to book a beach table and be offered a water table when we showed up for our anniversary celebration. They were initially all booked. The food was delicious and the waiter (Romel) and staff were very good. This place was worth the hype! Get your toes in the water and watch the sunset.

By far one of the most impressive cave systems I've ever seen. This cave system is located in Arikok National Park, which is home to free-roaming goats and donkeys, which you will encounter frequently if you go on excursions or rent a car. The Native Americans' complex and sad history makes the caverns a sacred and memorable site. Please go see for yourself. Online photographs do not do it justice.

Super cool bat caves - the local guide is very knowledgeable, gave us a tons of valuable historical stories of this place! He even took picture of the heart rock for very single guest in our group- another example of how hospitable, kind and sweet Arubans are ❤️ this is part of our tour with ABC company

Beautiful! Be prepared to see a lot of people from tours and graffiti sadly. It’s easy to find and still very much worth the ride. There are lots of bats flying around but they are harmless. Another great way to enjoy the island.

This cave was larger than Fontein cave, it’s very dark in the middle, but the largest part has holes in the ceiling for light to come through. We saw bats, bees, and crabs inside. You have to go up a steep set of stairs to enter this cave so people with mobility issues won’t be able to get inside easily.

This cave is located within the national park and is fairly easy to reach—no need for special gear or a tough hike. The cave itself is quite small, but there are a few spots where sunlight shines through, creating beautiful photo opportunities. It’s pretty dark inside most of the time, so be sure to bring a flashlight if you plan to explore further or take better pictures

Worth it to wait and get a tour from the Park staff. Cave used to be underwater. A lot of coral in the rocks. Many fruit bats. Natural light through holes in the roof. You can creatively take a picture with a heart shape hole. The guide will show you how. Flashlight would be useful, but not as necessary as Fontaine Cave, as there is natural light from the holes in the roof

located inside arikok national park so you need to stop at the visitor center for a day pass. accessible for car, atv or hiking. absolutely beautiful!

One of my favorite spots in Arikok National Park for scenery. This is an absolute must stop! Be sure to take the steps down to the beach and get pictures from there.

The serf here is extremely rough, so no swimming, but the view is incredible. Worth a stop just to see this beautiful landscape and stand in awe of the power of the sea.

Beautiful, scenic secluded beach in Arikok National Park.

Great beach and easy to reach. Unfortunately it is not recommended to swim here due to waves and current, but it is beautiful to take photos of. Nearby you also have the Boca Prins Dunes which are pretty nice to see as well.

This was a great spot for watching the waves come in. Definately stop here if visiting the caves.

Awesome

Great sights, lots of cute little crabs running around