Name: Natural Bridge Aruba
Address: Aruba, AW
Telephone: +297 522 4592

Natural Bridge Aruba is a point of interest, located at Aruba. They can be contacted via phone at +297 522 4592, visit their website www.depalmtours.com for more detailed information.

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Added by Jopie, at 03 January 2017

Monday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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Anonymous

16 April 2018

Had to go here cause everyone raved about it but the bridge has fallen and the one pictured is pretty small. Also filled with lots of people.
The better natural bridge is down the cliff of Seroe Colorado!!! Breathtaking
Anonymous

02 April 2018

It got collapsed one or two years ago. Not worth the view. Go for a bother natural bridge in the way. It's much better with no tourists.
Anonymous

27 March 2018

So much natural beauty. One of the rock bridges is now collapsed but even the rubble is worth seeing. There's a cozy shop to buy delicious baked goods and packaged treats. All the wishing rocks along the coast make for great pictures.
Anonymous

26 March 2018

It's a "must see" spot when you are out on the dirt road on the northeast coast, but it was the least interesting thing we saw when out. There is another bridge just slightly further north. If you are comfortable driving off road along the dirt road on the coast, you will see it. Tour buses come to the the natural Bridge but do not venture north to the other bridge which is much less busy.

There is a bathroom present (costs $1 per person) and food/drinks.
Anonymous

23 March 2018

Bridge itself is small and not so interesting. I understood that there was a bigger bridge which was way better. It is a usual tourist point where you can buy tourist stuff and have to pay for toilets.
Anonymous

19 February 2018

Beautiful place. The old big bridge is down but there is a smaller one , natural too , that is fantastic. A place you should visit if you go to Aruba. I enjoyed the views and the sound of the waves hitting the rocks.you can even feel the water!
Anonymous

09 February 2018

Beautiful views. Don't miss the ladder down to the natural pool. Lots of people ventured down to swim. Wish I'd had my swimsuit!
Anonymous

04 February 2018

We went there on a tour and it was beyond beautiful! Highly recommend. My favorite part was when the tour guide told us the history of it and about the stacked rocks. We all got to go make wishes and stack our own pile ♡
Anonymous

31 January 2018

Just remember that the original large Natural Bridge collapsed. There is a decent one there still, but the beauty is ruined by multiple pieces of concrete and old sign posts and trash strewn about. Also the bathrooms were supposed to close it 5 and you could not get in them 10 minutes before 5.
Anonymous

27 December 2017

Although the bridge collapsed in 2005, the limestone structure is worth visiting. There is a baby bridge nearby.

Accessible by using normal vehicles. The ride is shaky and slow. Worth taking to witness the other side of Aruba ocean which is wild and ferocious.
Anonymous

21 December 2017

Good scenery even with the big bridge now collapsed. But the shop is very expensive. They take advantage of the tourists and change $1 for person for the use of bathroom even after you spend $28 dollars for 2 ice cream and two small bottles of water.
Anonymous

18 December 2017

ON THE NORTHEAST SIDE OF THE ISLAND, NO ACCESS TO THE WATER, THE ORIGINAL BRIDGE BROKE ABOUT TEN YEARS AGO AND THERE IS A SMALLER ONE IN ITS PLACE. THE GIFT SHOP USED TO SELL REAL FRUIT SMOOTHIES WHICH WERE GOOD, NOW THEY ARE LIQUOR DRINKS. USE THE RESTROOM BEFORE YOU GO BECAUSE THEY CHARGE A DOLLAR TO USE THEIRS. THIS WAS ONLY THE THIRD TIME WE'VE BEEN TO THE BRIDGE IN THE 22 YEARS OF GOING TO ARUBA.
Anonymous

30 November 2017

Aruba is a very cool island. We stayed at Manchebo resort the room the setting and the beach all very clean and nice. The staff was very helpful on anything we asked.
I highly recommend this island and the tours they have to offer.
Anonymous

24 November 2017

Sad it fell. I was there when it was in tact. Still a beautiful sight to see. Great for families to visit.
Anonymous

23 October 2017

The original has collapsed, but there is another just next to it. Good gift shop nearby and my wife raved about how luxurious the bathroom was. Really!
Anonymous

16 October 2017

It's a nice place to visit, but I wouldn't want to live here. lol it's a great place to stop on a tour, that's for sure. Pretty waves crashing into the rocks make for a good picture. $1 to use the bathrooms.
Anonymous

14 October 2017

This beautiful Natural Bridge has actually dropped some of its formation. So a wonderful artist did a beautiful rendering on a giant wall right next to the Natural Bridge. Absolutely gorgeous!
Anonymous

29 September 2017

The original natural bridge has collapsed a few years ago but there is still a smaller one left which is worth a visit. We enjoyed the rocks in the sea where the waves crash.
Anonymous

25 September 2017

Nice views. The area isn't built for much exploring. The short visit we had on our island bus tour was enough time (for me). Beautiful spot, but after some photos I was good. :) Look for goats up on the hill.
Anonymous

29 July 2017

The old bridge has collapsed but it's still nice to look at. Plus it's Aruba so it's bound to be worth checking out some natural beauty.
Anonymous

21 June 2017

It's sad that the actual natural bridge collapsed, but the smaller version still stands and is cool to see. You can see the a big mural of the original natural bridge on the side of the building there, and it really would have been awesome to see it and swim in that beach area. Now you just see the collapsed bridge, the mini bridge (again, still pretty cool), and the water splashing up on the rocks. We did the ATV tour to the natural pool and stopped here along the way. I highly recommend doing that, because the natural pool is great. That was our favorite excursion of the trip.
Anonymous

14 June 2017

The original is gone but Aruba has 7 more (I think, maybe 6) cool and interesting place to visit. Really need to go with a tour or have your own 4x4 vehicle as the road is not exactly a road at all. Very remote north shore of Aruba.
Anonymous

21 May 2017

An okay place to visit if you are on this side of the Island. The natural bridge is about 20 meters long and the water underneath is full of sea weeds. Has a nice gifts store and restaurant and paid clean restrooms ($1).
Anonymous

16 May 2017

Good place to visit. Just know that the bridge is no longer there as a hurricane took it out. The area is nice and it is a good stop on your tour.
Anonymous

27 March 2017

Stunning view. A must see if visiting Aruba. Plan on only spending a few minutes there unless you want to go meditate. The gift shop was way overpriced.
Anonymous

20 March 2017

This was pretty awesome before it collapsed. It is still a very pretty part of the island though.
Anonymous

14 March 2017

Too busy and touristy. Drive to baby bridge instead. Much prettier and more secluded.
Anonymous

08 March 2017

Not much to see. The larger bridge collapsed in 2005, but a smaller one remains. Not too long of a drive to get to, but not really worth going out of your way for. There is a tourist shop there, with a place to buy some food. Overall, nothing spectacular.
Anonymous

10 January 2017

Good marketing example! as the original natural bridge collapsed on 2005; either way there's a new formation less impressive than the original one. Even though the original natural bridge doesn't exist anymore it's a nice place to see around and also the road trip to get there is beautiful!. I went on a sedan, so having a jeep is not a must to go there!.