Long ago, the small piles of rocks were used to mark fishing spots. | Bigkitty Gallery

Created on: Thursday 6 February 2020
Posted on: Saturday 18 June 2022
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Albums: Vacations / 2020 NCL Dawn Southern Caribbean Cruise / Aruba
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Yellow building in the back is at the Natural Bridge

We're in the middle of the line of UTVs

Us on the beach

Us on Andicuri Beach with the cliff behind us

Today's driver is Erica

This is the original bridge to Andicuri Beach that collapsed in 2005

This is on the back of the chapel

The small beach under Baby Bridge

The power of the ocean!

The ocean is powerful!

The ocean is eroding the land

The cliff shows the erosion

Such blue waters!

Still wreaking havoc on the old broken bridge

Steep cliffs on the side of Andicuri Beach

Starting our UTV Excursion

Spectacular crashing waves

Some of the drive was on paved roads

Side of Alto Vista Chapel

Random shacks for traveling fishermen

Passing Andicuri Beach

Overlooking Andicuri Beach

Oh boy it's windy here! The dirt is flying into my eyes!

Micro view of seaweed

micro view of coral

Looking out to sea on Andicuri Beach

Looking inland...nice scenery

Looking at Arashi Bay

Long ago, the small piles of rocks were used to mark fishing spots.

Lines in the sand from the waves

Left side of the beach

Inside Alto Vista Chapel

Heading to the coast

Heading to the California Lighthouse

Heading to Alto Vista Chapel

Good morning Aruba!

Following the coast to the natural bridge

Erosion in progress

Entrance to the Natural Bridge

Driving the Arashi Dunes

Driving right along...

Driving right along

Different rock formations everywhere

Different cacti growing around here

Continuing to the Natural Bridge

California Lighthouse

Alto Vista Chapel information

Alto Vista Chapel front

A shack various fishermen use during their trips

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