The island of Aruba is just 20 miles long and 6 miles wide, with a semi-arid topography bound by some of the most beautiful beaches in the world! Offering a decided American-influence, Aruba boasts a variety of vacation delights, including shopping, night-life, and a pristine coastline, with superb diving as well as snorkeling opportunities.

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Shallow Reef is a relatively unknown site at the far North Western corner of Aruba.  Just a kilometer away, the surf is pounding the North East coast, which is very pretty just to sit and watch during off-gassing.  This site offers easy entry for both snorkelers and those advanced divers who wish to explore further out.  Be careful of the currents here, since the site is so close to the tip of the islands.

Head to the North part of the island.  About 2.3 km North of the Northern 1B 2B intersection, you'll see several dirt turn-offs to the shore.  You'll see the reef; hunt around a little for the landmarks below.