Natural Bridge Aruba

Breath taking views, natural rock formations surround the area, leading right to the shore. The actual Natural Bridge is very nice and offers many angles for some terrific photos. Many fascinating man made rock piles are scattered around the area. The gift shop is very well apportioned and prices were not obscene, though selection was limited. Staff were very helpful and kind.

Very nice spot in Aruba. You need either a 4x4 UTV or tour to get there. The route there is partly off-road, very fun. It is rocky though, so be careful. Once you get there, the scenery is stunning. There is a new natural bridge that has formed. On the side, there are cliffs that overlook stunning water. Very rough though, don’t expect to swim. There is some sort of gift shop/tour area on the side, but we didn’t use it. FYI the bathrooms cost $1 to use. Overall, highly recommend coming here. It’s a nice break from the touristy hotel area of the island and feels more natural.

Worth stopping as there is no fee. It's a natural bridge that collapsed in 2005 with another smaller bridge next to it. The ocean waves craving into the rocks were spectacular. There is a small gift shop with a rest room that does cost $1 to use.

This is an interesting natural rock formation that forms a bridge across a small cove located on the eastern coast of the island. There's no fee to visit, and a nice snack bar and gift shop, as well as restrooms, of which there are few on the island's east side. It cost $1 per person (cash only) to use the restrooms so come prepared] The island's east side is rocky, with dirt/sand roads and is sparsely populated. There's a much rougher surf on this side of the island with numerous spots where the surf smashes against the rocky shoreline offering excellent photo ops.

Interesting, bring a dollar to use the bathroom! I think the best part was the little coves on the way to see the natural bridge!! I posted those first! Road was a little bumpy but easily navigated from the main road that comes in.

I mean it wasn't the most breath taking, but a neat feature to see. We made it down in our Hyundai rental rocket, was just a tad bumpy, but if you pick a good line there's no problem.

Aruba is absolutely stunning and without a doubt a must see destination. From the moment we arrived, we were blown away by the island’s natural beauty, crystal clear turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, and vibrant landscapes everywhere you turn. We took full advantage of our time there by going on several tours that allowed us to explore all corners of the island. From rugged off-road adventures and serene snorkeling spots to cultural landmarks and hidden local gems, every experience added something unique to our trip. Aruba has this incredible blend of relaxation and adventure that makes you feel like you’re in paradise. There’s still so much we didn’t get to see or do, which is why we’re already planning our return. Once you visit, you’ll understand why they call it “One Happy Island.”

Tourist trap. Big bridge collapsed a long time ago. Small bridge is still standing. Trash in the hole where ocean comes in. Gift shop on the property that charges $1 to use the toilet. There are better spots along the coast if you explore without a tour group. Rent your own 4x4!