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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Boca Andicuri, also known as Natural Bridge, is a major tourist attraction, and rightly so.  The bridge is an impressive tribute to the forces of nature that constantly pound this side of the island.  During those rare moments of a Southerly wind, grab your gear and explore this rugged coast line!<br><br>Special Update: It is with sadness that we report the100-foot-long, 25-foot-high coral bridge collapsed during the pre-dawn hours of September 2nd, 2005. The Aruba Tourism Authority attributes the mysterious collapse to 'the continually changing evolution of nature.'

With a good map in hand, proceed due North out of Santa Cruz.  After about 5 km of winding through the hills, you should reach the Northern coast line.  Bear right on the hard-packed dirt road and travel Southeast for 2.5 km.  If you miss the parking area below, get a new pair of glasses!