If you’re planning a beach holiday this year, Aruba’s postcard-perfect Eagle Beach would be a good choice.
We stayed at a cozy little motel right across the beach and took the public bus when we wanted to go somewhere. Sometimes the bus was just an unmarked minivan, which at first seemed a bit shady. The minivan would be crammed up with locals, politely making room for us too.
Sometimes we walked back from Oranjestad which was about an hour’s walk. In the cooler evening hours it was a pleasant way to stretch your legs.
32 replies on “Aruba’s Eagle Beach”
Great Post , lovely pics .
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Thanks so much!
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welcome
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It is also a good place for those that can speak Dutch. I prefer the icy embrace of Lapland.
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True, the Dutch influence was visibly present, everywhere!
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I just wish we could get away at this time of year. What a fantastic place to go, to escape the bleak winter months. But Lapland has other appeals, so I wouldn’t dismiss there, either. Sigh . . .
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So many places to see, so little time 😉
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Pas mal, au milieu de ma neige…
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Si seulement j’y étais en ce moment-là…!
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Looks like my kind of beach. 🙂
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You’d love it, I’m sure! 🙂
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oh… a beach… the sun… all I need right now! Aruba’s on my list since the first time I read you! ah!
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Haha, nice to hear that! When are you going back to your Mexican home? Or did you return already? Over here, it’s the darkest winter…
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Unfortunately staying in France for a few more months for work… 😯 but hope for more getaway moments with Raúl in Europe when he can come over. I should be back in Mexico by fall.
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So jealous… Looks beautiful
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It was great 🙂 But judging by your very long and eve-awakening list of travels last year, you don’t have anything to be jealous of! 😉
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Ha yes it’s been a year since I’ve seen a beach though… Lots of cities
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How beautiful! Love the powdered sugar sand and that water looks inviting. Lucky you!
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This was in 2012 🙂 Like most of the photos on my blog, of past travels. But yes, I’m lucky to have been there, it was great! Thanks for stopping by and happy new year!
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Ideal place.
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It is! 🙂
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Beautiful beach! We too walk a lot and take public transportation when traveling. It’s a great way to connect with locals!
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Yes, it is! Thanks 🙂
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Wow, it looks so quiet and cozy. I justs came back from Egypt few weeks ago, Aruba from the first photo looks totaly different 🙂
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Thanks for commenting! 🙂 It was a really relaxing place, just as you said, quiet and cozy. People were super polite and the weather was perfect!
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Wonderful post and Gorgeous photos!
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Thanks so much, Lynn!
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Lovely!!
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Ohh! What a miracle of colour. Thank you so much for this eye feast.
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Thanks, MM! 🙂 I love turquoise and white together… especially when it’s a beach!
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It’s gorgeous!
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Thanks, it was! Miss it! 😦
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