Malmok Beach

Malmok

A small rocky beach on the northwest coast, with the wrecks of the Pedernales and other ships just offshore. It is a popular spot for kitesurfing and snorkelling.

Malmok lies north of Palm Beach and is known for its villas and a string of small rocky beaches. Offshore lie the wrecks of oil tankers sunk during World War II, which can be seen while snorkelling. On windy afternoons, the nearby Fisherman's Huts bay is a popular spot for kitesurfing and windsurfing. The beaches are tiny and shade is limited, so it is best to bring your own gear. Walk a few minutes north to reach Boca Catalina.

Opening hours

Open all day

Snorkeling · Kitesurfing · Shipwreck

Nearby sights

• Boca Catalina
• SS Antilla Wreck
• Arashi Beach
• California Lighthouse
• Palm Beach
• Butterfly Farm Aruba
• Alto Vista Chapel
• Eagle Beach

Places to eat nearby

• The Old Cunucu House
• Screaming Eagle
• The Pastechi House
• Zeerovers Fish Fry
• Flying Fishbone
• Kamini's Kitchen

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