The writer was hosted. Aruba’s white sand beaches, stunning sunsets and gentle surf are hard to resist. But there’s more to do in this Caribbean paradise. I’ve visited twice and recommend a desert ...

Located in the southwestern coast of the island, Eagle Beach, is not only Aruba's widest and most famous beach but it has ...

Snorkel or splash in the bright blue waters ... So named for the SS California, which sank off Aruba's shores and led to its building, you can climb the 117 steps to the top of the lighthouse ...

It is the action center for water sports of every kind, and the departure piers for almost all the snorkel/party boats ... where they are staying as all of Aruba's beaches are open to the public.