Eagle Beach is ranked as the #1 beach in the Caribbean, and it's evident why. The soft, white sand stretches for miles, accompanied by beautiful blue waters. It is also known for its iconic Fofoti trees and serves as a home to hundreds of hatching baby turtles every year. It's my personal favorite for sunsets.

At Eagle Beach, you have the option to rent beach chairs or relax under the public palapas (palm huts) for free. It's the perfect spot to relax in the sun for a few hours and is also considered one of the best locations in Aruba to witness breathtaking sunsets. I highly recommend taking a stroll as Eagle Beach connects to Manchebo Beach, offering an extensive stretch of white sandy beaches.

Tip: While it's difficult to predict the exact timing of the baby turtle hatchings, you will notice barricades set up on the sand in various locations. The turtle foundation often visits during sunset to monitor the turtles. If you see a crowd gathering on the beach, chances are it's the baby turtles making their appearance!