Natural Bridge

Aruba's natural bridge consisted of a 30 m (100 feet) long and 7 m (23 feet) tall arch that had been formed by tidal forces over a period of many millennia. It sat on the island's rocky northern shore and it was a good place to take some nice pictures.

At the edge of the cliff is a 'thirst aid' station where you can get nice fruit shakes. Not far from the where the natural bridge used to be, is Andicuri Beach, which is a good place for boogie-boarding.

Aruba's natural bridge was 8 km northeast of Oranjestad. Organized tours were available. Unfortunately it collapsed on 2 September 2005.

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Natural Bridge

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