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Stingrays, turtles and dolphins in Aruba

Sea turtles nest along the Dos Playa and Daimari stretch from roughly March to November, and nests are roped off. Leatherback turtles also nest on Eagle Beach, where nests are often fenced off, and the Baby Beach lagoon holds small reef fish and eels.

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Beach

Eagle Beach

Aruba

Eagle Beach is a long, wide stretch of soft white sand on Aruba's west coast, with wind-bent fofoti trees, palapas and calm water for swimming. It is one of the island's best-known beaches.

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Wreck, by boat

Antilla Shipwreck

Aruba

The Antilla is a scuttled German freighter lying off Malmok Beach on Aruba's west coast. Snorkelers and divers reach it by catamaran, and the wreck is one of the largest in the Caribbean.

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$89
​ a person
Beach

Baby Beach

Aruba

Baby Beach is a shallow, sheltered lagoon at the southeast tip of Aruba, near San Nicolas. The calm water makes it one of the easiest places on the island to wade, float and snorkel.

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Prices are per person, booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group.

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