According to TripAdvisor, Eagle Beach is also ranked #1 in the Caribbean.
The Aruba Tourism Authority (A.T.A.) is proud to announce that Eagle Beach has been recognized in the prestigious Tripadvisor’s® ‘Best of the Best Awards 2025’.
This year, Eagle Beach has earned three impressive distinctions:
• #1 Beach in the Caribbean
• #2 Beach in the 25th Anniversary Awards of TripAdvisor
• #3 Beach in the World
This recognition highlights the natural beauty, soft white sand, and crystal-clear waters of Eagle Beach, making it an unforgettable destination for visitors from all over the world.
Tripadvisor selects its Travelers’ Choice Best of the Best Beaches based on the quality and quantity of reviews and feedback received from visitors worldwide on its platform. The feedback and reviews are collected over a 12-month period (from October 1, 2023, to September 30, 2024). The ranking depends on what visitors value most in a beach, such as clear waters, soft sand, or breathtaking scenery. This award reflects authentic guest opinions, which change every year based on new feedback and reviews.
Eagle Beach is more than just a beautiful beach with white sand and crystal-clear waters—it is an essential part of Aruba’s natural and cultural heritage. With its iconic fofoti trees, turtle nesting season, and diverse marine life, the beach plays a crucial role in the island’s ecosystem. It is important to recognize the need to protect Eagle Beach and ensure that future generations can continue to enjoy its beauty while preserving its natural balance. By promoting sustainable practices and attracting responsible tourism, combined with local conservation efforts, we can help maintain its natural condition so the beach remains a treasure for both the local community and visitors.
Let’s all take care of Eagle Beach and all the other beaches and natural resources around our island.
Thank you for loving Eagle Beach! Congratulations, Aruba!
About the Aruba Tourism Authority (A.T.A.)
Since January 1, 2011, the Aruba Tourism Authority has operated as a ‘Sui Generis’ entity, an independent organization in the public sector. The A.T.A. serves as a Destination Marketing and Management Organization (DMMO) and is responsible for aligning tourism interests between local and international partners. The organization focuses on a “High Value – Low Impact” model, which aims to balance increasing the economic value of visitors, positioning Aruba as a desirable and sustainable destination, and leading in tourism development. The goal is to prioritize quality tourism over volume, ensuring that the economic benefits of tourism continue to grow while maintaining Aruba’s environmental and cultural integrity. The island’s carrying capacity remains a key area of focus for the A.T.A.
