A little while ago, I wrote a blog post for Nina and her amazing blog World Eye Wonder about Aruba and the most Insta-worthy hot spots I found there. If you don’t know her blog yet, make sure to check it out and read all the amazing stories from people who travel all around the world! Today I’m going to give you a little sneak peek of my post, together with the link to the full article.
Aruba is the place to be if you love the beach, friendly people and lots of sun. But where can you find the most beautiful and photogenic locations on this sunny Caribbean Island? During my vacation in Aruba, I found these 5 breathtaking hot spots that are definitely worth visiting.
#1. Oranjestad
Oranjestad is the capital city of Aruba and it’s great for shopping, dining and entertainment. I personally found this a very Insta-Worthy hot spot with its colorful shopping malls in pastel colors. The architecture of the buildings is typical Dutch, but the colors just scream Caribbean. Love it!
Price: Free (…unless you decide to spend too much money on shopping haha!)
Location: Oranjestad | Address and Info
#2. Eagle Beach
Eagle Beach won the 2017 TripAdvisor Traveler Award for 3rd best beach in the world and I couldn’t agree more. With it’s soft white sand, clear blue sea and famous divi divi trees, Eagle Beach is a hot spot that you just don’t want to miss!
Price: Free
Location: Palm – Eagle Beach | Address and Info
#3. Flamingo Beach
Flamingo Beach is part of a private island that belongs to Renaissance Aruba Casino & Resort and it can be a little pricey ($125 for a day pass), but with my super easy solution you can get so much more for only a few dollars more! If you’ve always wanted to walk between flamingos, feed them and take the most awesome photos with these pink creatures, then this beach would really be an amazing experience for you.
Price: $125
Location: Renaissance Island | Address and Info
… Want to know the last two Insta-worthy hot spots? Just click HERE and read my full article on World Eye Wonder 🙂 Do you know any hot spots in Aruba that I haven’t talked about yet? Would love to hear some more!
