Grapefield Beach

Set on a quiet, windswept stretch of coastline on the Aruba’s eastern side is Grapefield Beach. Unlike the calm waters of Aruba’s popular resort beaches, this area is more rugged, with stronger waves and a wild, untouched feel. The sand is soft and white, but the shore is scattered with rocks and driftwood, adding to its wilderness feel.

This beach is not ideal for swimming due to the rough currents, but it’s a great place for a peaceful walk, beachcombing, or simply enjoying the scenery. It’s also popular with experienced kite surfers who take advantage of the steady winds. There are no major facilities, so you’ll need to bring anything you might need for your visit.

Grapefield Beach is a good spot for those looking to escape Aruba’s busier tourist spots. It’s about a 15-minute drive from San Nicolas and close to other scenic locations like Boca Grandi. The unspoiled setting and open ocean views make it a beautiful place to experience the wilder side of the island.