What it's like
Baby Beach is officially called Klein Lagoen. It is a shallow, sheltered lagoon on the southeast end of Aruba, in the Mangle Cora area near the village of Seroe Colorado. People are drawn to it because the water is so calm that very small children can safely play in it.
A visit is simple. You find a spot on the small sand strip, rent a chair or umbrella if you want one, and wade or snorkel near the inlet, where most of the fish gather.
Good to know
- Four-wheel-drive cars for driving around the beach are available to rent here.
- Baby Beach is not a nude beach, and public nudity is illegal on Aruba.
- Some unmarked bus-only roads have deep pits designed to trap normal cars, so watch the road signs.
- Rodgers Beach sits next to Baby Beach and is quieter, with a local feel and fewer crowds.
Baby Beach
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.

Tours that go here
Prices are per person, booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group.
Eagle Beach
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.
Arashi Beach
Arashi Beach is a calm, shallow stretch of white sand on Aruba's northwestern coast, near the California Lighthouse. A reef lies about 150 meters offshore, and it is known for snorkeling and diving.
Antilla Shipwreck
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.

Boca Catalina
Boca Catalina is a small bay near Malmok on Aruba's northwest coast, with a little sandy beach, some rocky areas and a reef close to shore. People come to swim out and snorkel over it.
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