Aruba: the most beautiful beach in the Caribbean 

The Aruba Tourism Authority (A.T.A.) is pleased to announce renewed top rankings in Tripadvisor’s 2023 Travelers’ Choice Best of the Best Awards.

Absolute winner of the year: Aruba’s flagship beach Eagle Beach.

This year, the dream beach was voted #1 in the Caribbean and #2 among the world’s most beautiful beaches.

The special thing: the award is given by the most important critics par excellence, namely the travelers.

Thus, destinations, hotels, and other tourist facilities that have received excellent reviews from travelers worldwide on the Tripadvisor rating platform in the last 12 months score highly in the awards.

“All the efforts we at A.T.A. and the Ministry of Tourism of Aruba are making on strategic sustainability issues and care of our beaches are noticed and appreciated by visitors. Therefore, we are particularly proud of this award.”

“Aruba is a small island in the Caribbean that relies heavily on tourism. For us, it is a great honor that a beach from our island is named the number 1 beach in the Caribbean.”

“In previous years, Eagle Beach was already ranked as one of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean, but the first place exceeds all our expectations,” summarizes Ronella Croes, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of A.T.A.

Eagle Beach is the most famous beach on the island.

The quiet stretch of beach is about two kilometers long and about 200 meters wide and impresses with its velvety soft beach and crystal clear calm waters.

Privacy and tranquility are guaranteed.

The famous Fofoti trees are also eye-catchers, with their distinctive silhouette growing crookedly towards the sky.

In ranking the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean, two more Aruban jewels shine: the quiet Baby Beach in the south of the island reaches 19th place in the ranking, and Arashi Beach, the favorite of the locals, lands in 23rd place.

The most beautiful beach in the world is Baia do Sancho on the Brazilian archipelago of Fernando de Noronha. The volcanic island is located in the Atlantic Ocean – about 350 kilometers from mainland Brazil.