Aruba's Natural Bridge

One of the most popular destinations for visitors to Aruba is the Natural Bridge. The rough seas along the Eastern Shore of the island formed the "bridge" by wearing away the coral / limestone shoreline. The largest bridge collapsed in September of 2005 and there is only the remains there today. However, you can see the "Baby" Natural Bridge next to the fallen bridge.

The area has some fantastic views of the "rough-side" of Aruba with crashing waves and surf. There is a shop in the parking area for the Natural Bridge that has facilities and sells food, drinks and souvenirs. You can get to the Natural Bridge on your own (via a Jeep rental) or by taking a tour of the island.