Aruba's beaches, and there are plenty of them, rank among the cleanest, widest, and most attractive of the Caribbean. The island's entire leeward (south) coast, the island's gold coast, is filled with beaches and their attendant small and large hotels. The beaches are all public and access is easy; either through a hotel or by parking directly at the beach.
Public nudity of any kind is illegal and insulting to the Aruban people. However, there are many very secluded small beaches along the northeast coast, some requiring a 4 wheel drive vehicle to reach, where you may be alone and do as you wish, subject to interruption at any time by 4-WD or horseback tours. There are no facilities of any kind nearby and the surf is extremely rough and dangerous for swimming. Topless sunbathing and swimming is not against the law, and tolerated on most beaches in the resort areas, but not on resort grounds!
Malmok beach is a popular snorkeling spot, Malmok offers shallow water, tiny bays, some lined with white sand... and plenty of fish. No nearby facilities. Accessible by car or public bus.
Eagle Beach has miles of white powder sand and friendly surf. Lots of motorized water sports (jet skis, etc), and hotels right across the street organize water sports & beach activities. Accessible by public bus, car or taxi.
Sonesta Island is a 40-acre private tropical retreat with spectacular white sand beaches. Secluded coves and protected swimming areas. Hammocks under shady palm trees and extensive array of watersports; including snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking, waverunners and floatbeds.
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