Location

On the west coast of Aruba, you’ll find Eagle Beach, one of the most stunning Aruba beaches and just a short walk from the resort. This breathtaking stretch of paradise perfectly captures the spirit of “one happy island.”

With its pearly white sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters, Eagle Beach is famous for being the widest sandy beach in Aruba. It’s the perfect spot to unwind and disconnect feel the soft sand under your feet, soak up the Caribbean sun, and enjoy the serene island atmosphere that makes Aruba beaches world-renowned.

Whether you want to sunbathe, swim in the Caribbean Sea, or sip a colorful cocktail while admiring the ocean view, Eagle Beach offers it all. Relax under one of the many shaded palapas, where our friendly staff will set up your loungers and bring your favorite refreshing drink right to you.

For extra convenience, use our hotel app to order food and beverages effortlessly. Within moments, our attentive beach waiters will serve your order, ensuring your experience on Eagle Beac one of the best Aruba beaches is nothing short of perfection.

Eagle Beach is one of the most magnificent places to take your vacation pictures. The well-known Divi-Divi tree will definitely be part of your pictures, as this tree can be found on the beaches of Aruba.

The tree is called Watapana or Fofoti by the locals. The Divi-Divi tree grows in one direction as a result of the permanent wind to the southwest. There are more than enough shaded places under the tropical palapa’s. Our hospitable staff will set up your palapa with comfortable sunbeds and your favorite refreshing drink on your request. The hotel app makes your life easy by ordering an extra drink and culinary delight within no time. Your order will be served to you in a blink of an eye by our lovely beach waiters.

Eagle beach is within walking distance from your resort, the ideal place to completely unwind in this little piece of paradise!

Eagle Beach serves as a nesting ground for turtles for several months a year. The nests are marked and protected so that the eggs can hatch in tranquility. The turtle nests often come out during twilight or sunset. The small turtles will find their way through the powdery sand to the shoreline with the calm, clear sea in the background.