Great place to visit at sunset to watch the daily take-off of flamingos to Venezuela.

Great place to spot exotic sealife.

Popular area that boasts countless dive sites, many reachable from shore, and more than 70 sites with boat moorings.

Mangroves and a small fishing village on the eastern part of the island.

Crowded beach with good snorkeling right off the shore.

Near the northwestern shore, the peak is a good place to take in the sweep of the island and the curve of the Caribbean horizon.

Dive site that requires a local divemaster with Harbor Master's permission.

Dive program that presents sea life in a way that amazes veteran and novice divers alike.

Famous dive site.

Aruba has fantastic windsurfing due to consistently strong trade winds, and this beach located in the southeast of the island is one of the top places for this popular sport.

Home to one of the largest flamingo breeding grounds in the western hemisphere--over 10,000 birds. This area is not open to visitors.

"Pink beach" on the southwestern coast bearing cubby-house-sized stone huts in which slaves working the saltpans used to sleep.

Nature park on the southern coast.

Named for a man who dedicated his life to the island.

Dive area featuring a steep drop-off with a terrace covered in thick formations of Fire Coral and regularly visited by several large Tarpon.

Very pretty beach on a lagoon off the southeast coast.