Eagle Beach

Eagle Beach in Aruba is famous for its wide, expansive shoreline and the iconic fofoti trees, often photographed against the backdrop of stunning cotton candy-colored sunsets. Known for its low-rise resorts, Eagle Beach offers a less crowded alternative to Aruba's more commercialized beaches. The clear, shallow waters are invitingly warm, and the incredibly soft white sand beckons beachgoers to relax and sunbathe. Each year, the beach becomes a nesting site for sea turtles, adding a unique natural aspect to visits during the nesting season. This blend of natural beauty and tranquility makes Eagle Beach a cherished destination. The water at Eagle Beach is very easy to enter, with calm waters and a sandy bottom. The ocean at Eagle Beach is usually very calm, making it easy to relax in the water.