Beautiful beach! Not crowded. Easy taxi ride from the cruise port. The only issue we had was chair and umbrella rentals are OUTRAGEOUS… 50 bucks for 2 chairs and an umbrella and you can’t get 3 chairs it has to be 2 chairs per umbrella. The man selling was absolutely rude as well. Do yourself a favor and bring a blanket, there were shade trees that others were sitting under and didn’t have to pay for the umbrellas and chairs. There was a restroom at the little restaurant/bar at the beach but the line was really long.

30+ years of staying at Amsterdam Manor Beach Resort on Eagle beach. My home away from home. Spectacular beach at an excellent resort. For many reasons it’s my happy place. If the opportunity presents itself come visit you’ll keep going back.❤️🌴

This is a great beach. Sand is soft and water warm. It is a great place to stay for the day. Parking free. There is skidoo rentals for 80.00 for half hour. They also sell beach chairs. There is no shells or rocks in the water. Nice and smooth bottom.

Great beach with few amenities. I would have given it a 5 star review but the attitude of the chair rental guys and $55 dollars for ripped up couple of chairs and an umbrella are the reason for the lesser review. This could be a real winner but they need to improve the customer service experience.

Due to shaky weather mostly, not a fault of the beach I think, the waves were more choppy at Eagle Beach than they were at Palm Beach. But Palm Beach has a deeper (further away form the shore) sand shelf to break the waves than Eagle Beach. Over a one week stay, we went to the beach 4 times, but the last time it was a lot smoother and easy to stand in the water without getting hit hard by a wave. But getting a beach umbrella was easy at $25 for the day (or however long you stayed during the day) was reasonable.

Our fourth time on a cruise stop in Aruba. The beach was just as we left it pre-covid. $15 cab from the cruise port. Beach is free but 2 chairs and umbrella was $50 all day. There was a steeper entry into the surf than I remember but if you walk the beach you can find an easy entry/exit spot. Maybe hurricane leftover. Nice sandy bottom, no seaweed.

Eagle Beach is the most expansive beach on the island boasting the softest sand and loads of amenities. We stay at the Costa Linda Beach Resort (Time Share) located at the widest point of the beach. The services are second to none and everything you want to do is close by. Facing the Caribbean to the right are jet skis, snorkeling, tubing, parasailing and more. All reasonably priced. It’s almost never crowded as most tourists end up in the high rise where all the big restaurants and shopping is done. But the low-rise? That’s where the magic is and Eagle Beach is the crown jewel. Spectacular views, the best photos and perfect sunsets! You have to experience it to really believe it!

Our cruise ship docked in Aruba for the day and after some shopping in the morning we decided to spend the afternoon at the beach. A few people recommended Eagle Beach, so we decided to check it out. My word of advice if you go is to bring a lot of cash. We rented chairs and an umbrella for $65. Umbrella and 2 chairs were $50, and each additional chair was $15. Renting an umbrella and chairs also gives you access to the bathroom and showers at Coco Loco bar. If you are going to be at the beach for any amount of time, I would suggest chairs and an umbrella. The shade is very limited. We took a taxi from the cruise port. It was $15 each way plus tip. Be aware it could be as much as $25 each way. It depends on the driver. You are definitely at their mercy on the way back to the ship. We enjoyed our afternoon but the beach is a bit rough so you will want to keep a really good eye on small children in and near the water. If I can answer any questions for you, please feel free to send me a message.

We took a private tour to Eagle and Palm Beaches to enjoy the great beaches that Aruba has to offer. Lots of low rise and high rise hotels along the way to satify everyones budget. I think I liked the colourful Amsterdam Hotel the best. We then drove through Oranjestad and headed off to San Nicolsas to have a look at Baby Beach. After spending 30 mins there we went back to San Nicholas to take pictures of the very colourful and beautiful wall murals that adorned many walls in the town. Then it was back to Oranjestad.

Aruba was a cruise stop for us and after some research decided on Eagle Beach due to its beauty and location. We told a taxi the beach’s name and he dropped us off at Coco Loco Beach Bar where nearby we rented 4 chairs and 2 umbrellas for $100. Kinda pricey but we couldn’t provide our own so what ya gonna do. The beach is long and the sand is light beige. A lot like Destin, FL (but better) if you’re familiar with that area. The water is surprisingly so many beautiful shades of blue and very clean. Once in the water the sand felt almost like mud, which was kinda neat. Temp of the water was quite comfortable for Dec. We got drinks at Coco Loco and they had a bathroom for everyone to use. Overall great stop for a day.