Natural Bridge
A natural coral limestone bridge on the north coast. The main arch collapsed in 2005, but the smaller natural bridge beside it can still be seen.
This natural stone bridge, about 30 metres long, was carved from coral limestone by the waves. It was once Aruba's most famous attraction, but the main bridge collapsed in September 2005, leaving only remnants. A smaller natural bridge stands alongside it, where waves surge through the arch, and the coastline here is spectacular. Nearby there are souvenir shops and snack stands. The north coast has big waves and sharp rocks, so stay well back from the cliff edges. It is about a 25-minute drive from Oranjestad, with fair road conditions.
Opening hours
Open all day
Nearby sights
- Ayo Rock Formations
- Bushiribana Gold Mill Ruins
- Natural Pool (Conchi)
- Casibari Rock Formations
- Hooiberg
- Donkey Sanctuary Aruba
- Arikok National Park
- Dos Playa