Dos Playa
Two adjacent sandy coves on the national park's north coast, with golden dunes facing crashing blue waves. The scenery is wild, but swimming is not allowed.
Dos Playa lies on the northeast coast of Arikok National Park. A limestone headland divides the shore into two small sandy coves, backed by dunes and facing large waves. It is one of the island's most unspoiled beaches. Undertows are strong and swimming is prohibited, though skilled surfers occasionally go in. Sea turtles come ashore to nest, so please do not disturb the sand. Nearby Boca Prins has dunes and restaurants. Reaching the beach requires a four-wheel-drive vehicle along the park's dirt roads, and there is no shade.
Opening hours
Follows national park opening hours
Nearby sights
- Arikok National Park
- Fontein Cave
- Natural Pool (Conchi)
- Mount Jamanota
- Quadirikiri Cave
- Donkey Sanctuary Aruba
- Natural Bridge
- Ayo Rock Formations