Eagle Beach, renowned for having the widest stretch of sand in Aruba, is celebrated for its soft, pristine white sands and stunning views of the Caribbean Sea. Visitors can enjoy ample parking, shaded spots, beach huts, and a range of exciting water sports.

This picturesque beach is also home to two iconic fofoti trees, famous for their striking silhouette that leans toward the Caribbean. These trees have become symbols of Aruba, frequently featured in various advertising campaigns due to their unique charm.

Nearby, several low-rise hotels offer convenient access to the beach, with some providing cabanas and lounge chairs for their guests‘ comfort.

Fun facts:

During Easter week, it’s a beloved tradition for local families to camp out on the beach, creating a festive atmosphere.

Eagle Beach is a nesting ground for four species of sea turtles, making it a vital habitat for these magnificent creatures. 

Image Credits: Aruba Tourism