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The Aruba Natural Bridge was a tourist attraction in Arikok National Park, Aruba that was formed naturally out of coral limestone. It collapsed on 2 September 2005. The natural arch, measuring approximately 25 feet high and 100 feet long, was the remnant of an ancient cave.
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Natural Bridge Aruba

G2RR+CQF, Santa Cruz, Aruba
4.4(2.1K)
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The Aruba Natural Bridge was a tourist attraction in Arikok National Park, Aruba that was formed naturally out of coral limestone. It collapsed on 2 September 2005. The natural arch, measuring approximately 25 feet high and 100 feet long, was the remnant of an ancient cave.

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Baby Bridge in Aruba is a captivating natural wonder that showcases the raw power of Mother Nature, making our visit truly memorable. Located along the island’s rugged northern coast, this smaller counterpart to the now-collapsed Natural Bridge was carved over centuries by relentless waves crashing into the rocky limestone shore. Though not as large as its predecessor, Baby Bridge still stands as an impressive testament to nature’s artistry, with the ocean roaring beneath its arch in a dramatic display. During our trip, the water around it was covered in seaweed, which slightly marred the clarity but didn’t diminish the awe-inspiring sight of waves colliding against the rocks, sending sprays of foam into the air. The surrounding landscape, dotted with cacti and sculpted by wind, adds a wild, untamed beauty to the scene. It’s a spot that demands a camera—each angle reveals a new perspective of nature’s force. Despite the seaweed, the bridge’s rugged charm and the ocean’s relentless energy make it a must-see. Baby Bridge deserves a spot on your Aruba itinerary for its unpolished, natural allure. Just wear sturdy shoes—the terrain can be rough—and prepare to be humbled by the island’s wild side. Visiting at sunrise offers a quieter, golden-hued experience. Our visit...

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3.0
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If you have a car or in Aruba a long time you should visit here. I will warn you though, it is underwhelming. We spent very little time actually looking at the bridge and more time near the shore enjoying watching crabs and the waves splash up and over rocks. This was a much more enjoyable place to spend time.

The bridge is neat and it's interesting seeing this natural phenomenon, however I think there is a cooler spot to watch the ocean waves. On your drive to the bridge, you will see a green "Natural Bridge" sign(picture below). Shortly after that is a cove to your left - you will see the cove very distinctly from Google maps aerial view. I've also included a picture from here because it truly is a beautiful place to spend time!

There are many things to do in this area, so if you were also disappointed by the bridge, don't worry there is other things to see. :)

Lastly, rating all humans 1/5, please STOP leaving garbage in these areas. Underneath the natural bridge is a bunch of trash! We all need...

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1y

The natural bridge collapsed in 2005. But still there is a small natural bridge which is formed and we can see here. There are sign boards for us to not walk on the natural bridge. Even after the sign is posted, people are trying to go as near as possible. The water under the bridge is not clean and we can see all the pollution below it. There is a donation box for this present in the shop where the cleaning takes place every quarter or something. But I don’t think it was done in recent time as the water was very unclean

There is a gift shop which has pretty much everything. Also a cafe and restroom is there. There is a dollar charges to use the restrooms. I would suggest to keep some change handy with you if want to use restroom, this we can see on all of the island to use the restroom you need to pay.

Lot of Aruban whiptail lizard is found near the...

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Chuck GuilhasChuck Guilhas
Baby Bridge in Aruba is a captivating natural wonder that showcases the raw power of Mother Nature, making our visit truly memorable. Located along the island’s rugged northern coast, this smaller counterpart to the now-collapsed Natural Bridge was carved over centuries by relentless waves crashing into the rocky limestone shore. Though not as large as its predecessor, Baby Bridge still stands as an impressive testament to nature’s artistry, with the ocean roaring beneath its arch in a dramatic display. During our trip, the water around it was covered in seaweed, which slightly marred the clarity but didn’t diminish the awe-inspiring sight of waves colliding against the rocks, sending sprays of foam into the air. The surrounding landscape, dotted with cacti and sculpted by wind, adds a wild, untamed beauty to the scene. It’s a spot that demands a camera—each angle reveals a new perspective of nature’s force. Despite the seaweed, the bridge’s rugged charm and the ocean’s relentless energy make it a must-see. Baby Bridge deserves a spot on your Aruba itinerary for its unpolished, natural allure. Just wear sturdy shoes—the terrain can be rough—and prepare to be humbled by the island’s wild side. Visiting at sunrise offers a quieter, golden-hued experience. Our visit left us in awe.
Michael BanfieldMichael Banfield
If you have a car or in Aruba a long time you should visit here. I will warn you though, it is underwhelming. We spent very little time actually looking at the bridge and more time near the shore enjoying watching crabs and the waves splash up and over rocks. This was a much more enjoyable place to spend time. The bridge is neat and it's interesting seeing this natural phenomenon, however I think there is a cooler spot to watch the ocean waves. On your drive to the bridge, you will see a green "Natural Bridge" sign(picture below). Shortly after that is a cove to your left - you will see the cove very distinctly from Google maps aerial view. I've also included a picture from here because it truly is a beautiful place to spend time! There are many things to do in this area, so if you were also disappointed by the bridge, don't worry there is other things to see. :) Lastly, rating all humans 1/5, please STOP leaving garbage in these areas. Underneath the natural bridge is a bunch of trash! We all need to be better!
Aditya RathiAditya Rathi
The natural bridge collapsed in 2005. But still there is a small natural bridge which is formed and we can see here. There are sign boards for us to not walk on the natural bridge. Even after the sign is posted, people are trying to go as near as possible. The water under the bridge is not clean and we can see all the pollution below it. There is a donation box for this present in the shop where the cleaning takes place every quarter or something. But I don’t think it was done in recent time as the water was very unclean There is a gift shop which has pretty much everything. Also a cafe and restroom is there. There is a dollar charges to use the restrooms. I would suggest to keep some change handy with you if want to use restroom, this we can see on all of the island to use the restroom you need to pay. Lot of Aruban whiptail lizard is found near the natural bridge
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Baby Bridge in Aruba is a captivating natural wonder that showcases the raw power of Mother Nature, making our visit truly memorable. Located along the island’s rugged northern coast, this smaller counterpart to the now-collapsed Natural Bridge was carved over centuries by relentless waves crashing into the rocky limestone shore. Though not as large as its predecessor, Baby Bridge still stands as an impressive testament to nature’s artistry, with the ocean roaring beneath its arch in a dramatic display. During our trip, the water around it was covered in seaweed, which slightly marred the clarity but didn’t diminish the awe-inspiring sight of waves colliding against the rocks, sending sprays of foam into the air. The surrounding landscape, dotted with cacti and sculpted by wind, adds a wild, untamed beauty to the scene. It’s a spot that demands a camera—each angle reveals a new perspective of nature’s force. Despite the seaweed, the bridge’s rugged charm and the ocean’s relentless energy make it a must-see. Baby Bridge deserves a spot on your Aruba itinerary for its unpolished, natural allure. Just wear sturdy shoes—the terrain can be rough—and prepare to be humbled by the island’s wild side. Visiting at sunrise offers a quieter, golden-hued experience. Our visit left us in awe.
Chuck Guilhas

Chuck Guilhas

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If you have a car or in Aruba a long time you should visit here. I will warn you though, it is underwhelming. We spent very little time actually looking at the bridge and more time near the shore enjoying watching crabs and the waves splash up and over rocks. This was a much more enjoyable place to spend time. The bridge is neat and it's interesting seeing this natural phenomenon, however I think there is a cooler spot to watch the ocean waves. On your drive to the bridge, you will see a green "Natural Bridge" sign(picture below). Shortly after that is a cove to your left - you will see the cove very distinctly from Google maps aerial view. I've also included a picture from here because it truly is a beautiful place to spend time! There are many things to do in this area, so if you were also disappointed by the bridge, don't worry there is other things to see. :) Lastly, rating all humans 1/5, please STOP leaving garbage in these areas. Underneath the natural bridge is a bunch of trash! We all need to be better!
Michael Banfield

Michael Banfield

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The natural bridge collapsed in 2005. But still there is a small natural bridge which is formed and we can see here. There are sign boards for us to not walk on the natural bridge. Even after the sign is posted, people are trying to go as near as possible. The water under the bridge is not clean and we can see all the pollution below it. There is a donation box for this present in the shop where the cleaning takes place every quarter or something. But I don’t think it was done in recent time as the water was very unclean There is a gift shop which has pretty much everything. Also a cafe and restroom is there. There is a dollar charges to use the restrooms. I would suggest to keep some change handy with you if want to use restroom, this we can see on all of the island to use the restroom you need to pay. Lot of Aruban whiptail lizard is found near the natural bridge
Aditya Rathi

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