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Baby BeachvsEagle Beach
Both Eagle Beach and Baby Beach are rated very highly by travel writers. Overall, Eagle Beach is the choice of most professionals compared to Baby Beach. Eagle Beach has a TripExpert Score of 87 with approval from 2 reviews like Lonely Planet, Fodor's.
Baby Beach
Fodor's
New York Times
Travel + Leisure
San Nicolas, Aruba
From $0/night
"A small coral reef basin at the sea's edge offers superb snorkeling, but do not pass the barrier as the current is extremely strong outside of the rocks. " Full review
"Named Baby Beach because it is calm enough to splash in with your babies, this protected bay on the southern tip of the island, just past San Nicolas, offers nearly waveless, clear water and a gorgeous sunset view — and occasional green flash — perfect for your Aruban finale"
36 Hours in Aruba
March 12, 2020
"The large, half-moon lagoon has shallow crystal-clear waters, paired with calm waves...this makes it the ideal place for kids, snorkelers, and visitors looking for a relaxed spot to swim."
How to Plan the Perfect Trip to Aruba
January 3, 2024
Eagle Beach
Fodor's
New York Times
Travel + Leisure
L.G. Smith Blvd, Aruba, Palm - Eagle Beach, Aruba
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"More sea turtles nest here than anywhere else on the island. This pristine stretch of blinding white sand and aqua surf frequently ranks among the best beaches in the world. " Full review
"Eagle Beach, sandwiched between the cruise terminal in Oranjestad and the high-rises in Palm Beach, has some of the most beautiful turquoise water and white sand on the island"
36 Hours in Aruba
March 12, 2020
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Don’t forget to snap a selfie with the photogenic, wind-bent divi divi tree at the north end of the beach.
"Located along the island's west coast, this pristine 0.7-mile stretch of powdery white sand draws visitors and locals alike for its natural beauty and lively dining scene."