Natural Bridge Aruba

A cool place. Very beautiful protected land around and the pure Caribbean mercilessly pounding the north shore. Ground is uneven and made of sharp bits of limestone. Also there's a shop where my wife and kid got what they called the best fruit Popsicle they've ever had (strawberry).

It is a little bit of a drive from the high rise hotels, but worth it. You can drive a car to it. You just have to take it easy on the dirt road. The original Natural bridge collapsed in Sept 2005 unfortunately. There is a baby bridge closer to the gift shop. They ask for people to not walk on the baby bridge. There is a path down to the collapsed bridge below. Great view of the ocean also.

Very pretty area and the drive to the bridge is gorgeous! So many beautiful places to pull over and see different landscapes or ocean scenery.

Once again not a lot to do on this island but it is nice to see natural formations made by Nature! It is very unique and amazed on how much time it takes to form these formations. Looking at it wondering how long it will take for these to collapse into the water like other areas have.

Amazing spot at showcases on believable natural terrain. Even though the big bridge was down, the real bridge was to love but on accessible do it as safety issues. Be sure to check it out, it's worth the drive.

An amazing example of pure natural beauty. An excellent place to take a break and make a photo as a perfect souvenir from your Aruba time. Also very romantic

Really cool area. There’s a cafe and gift shop here as well. The water is so calming and blue. I highly recommend coming early to avoid the tourist buses but I came on a weekday mid day and it wasn’t too crowded, probably around 10-15 people there.

I would not return to see the natural bridge. It's much too hot and quite a bumpy ride in a car. There were so many tours present and the fact that they charge $1 to use the bathroom is sending me. I was going to buy some water and maybe a snack until I saw the charge for the bathroom. We saw a huge purple gray crab on the sand and the ruins were crowded with people.