Arashi Beach

Great beach but can get very crowded late morning and early afternoon, especially during the weekend. Tiki hut is needed for the intense sun so get there early! Great place to watch the sunset and snorkel.

Turquoise water beautiful sunsets it’s a really enjoyable beach for family and friends, you can a have a palapa if you get early or you can rent an umbrella and beds there price may vary depending on days and how busy also different people has those available, look for best price!

This beach is one of my favorites! The water, the white sand, and the entire area are simply breathtaking. If you’re in the area and looking for a great beach, head north on One Happy Island and enjoy this natural beauty. There’s a bar and restaurant nearby, and if you’re lucky, you might even catch the ice cream truck. Chairs and umbrellas are also available for rent.

Rinse shower & bathrooms ($1 each on honor system) at the little restaurant. Very good snorkeling, 🤿 including a much heralded sea turtle sighting! Sand is soft and warm. Lots of palapas and umbrellas to rent (or bring your own shade). Jet ski, snorkel, and underwater scooter rental option looked fun too! Nice view of the lighthouse not far away.

We absolutely loved Aruba we stayed there for a full 5 days and seen just about everything. It wasn't really that expensive and way better than Hawaii and from where we live it took us a total of 15 hours to get there from start to hotel by the beach

One of my favorite beaches in Aruba. Compared to baby and eagle beach, Arashi has slightly stronger waves which made it a lot more fun.

Beautiful beach with views of the California Lighthouse. Recommend coming around 3 or 4 when all the cutthroat competition for parking and palapas has already cleared out. Beware the very rocky/shelly areas when first going into the water- I got scraped up pretty bad, would recommend water shoes.

A nice beach and all, but we went here because other reviews said it is good for snorkeling. On that front it was pretty disappointing. It doesn't seem to get deeper than about 6 to 7 ft anywhere, and we went out at least a couple hundred yards. We were getting kind of close to where some boats were parked before we finally gave up. There's a decent number of fish in some places, mostly near rocks, but not much variety. This is our first attempt at snorkeling in Aruba, and I am hoping we have more success at some of the other places.