The countries and islands in the Caribbean have been a favorite for countless travelers who enjoy heading to the beach. The beaches of Aruba are no exception to this. In fact, the country's beaches are some of the most beautiful and picture-perfect beaches you'll find anywhere in the world.
If you're planning on heading to Aruba for the summer, here are some beaches you definitely have to add to your itinerary:
Eagle Beach
If you're looking for a beach that has been rated as one of the best in the world, then you should definitely head to Eagle Beach. Eagle Beach is the widest beach in the whole of Aruba, and it's one of the many beaches that have white sand.
Eagle Beach is likewise home to two fofoti trees in Aruba, which have been widely photographed through the years. Do take note that these tress are protected, and everyone is required to obey rules and regulations regarding it.
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Mangel Halto
Those looking for a smaller, more secluded beach, Mangel Halto definitely fits the bill. Those looking to go snorkeling or diving should likewise head to this beach as it is one of Aruba's best options for those activities.
Shore diving, in particular, is a popular activity here, and divers may see some yellowtail snappers and parrot fish during the dive. Mangel Halto is also surrounded by mangroves, so make sure to appreciate and enjoy them during your stay.
Palm Beach
When visiting a beach, many travelers put a lot of importance on the color of its sand. In particular, many travelers prefer white sand beaches. If you're one of those people, make sure to check out Palm Beach.
One of the more popular tourist hangouts and resort locations, Palm Beach is a strip that is two miles (3.2 kilometers long) of calm, clear waters and white sand. Since it is where you can find high-end resorts and casinos, those looking for a memorable nightlife should head here.
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