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Making friends with iguanas and spending all days snorkeling is also a great adventure. On the other hand, an island is also full of the other wonderful local creatures like pelicans. Some people may consider it as some kind of ZOO – keeping birds which are not natural inhabitants of Aruba. Tip: Unfortunately, kids are NOT allowed on a Flamingo Beach! They can use the other beach instead. Another big attraction on the other side of the island is perfect for plane-spotting freaks (like me)- a great view of the airport, where you can enjoy watching take-offs. Apart from flamingos, you can say hello to local iguanas when they start hypnotizing you to run away with your salad. You can see a friendly octopus, big rainbow parrotfish or dangerous lionfish. At the top of it, you can even get married on the beach (and flamingo will be your best man)! 🙂Īctually, there are two beaches on this island, both having perfect conditions for snorkeling.

There is also a very nice restaurant where you can enjoy your Mojito (or five). Everything looks picture-perfect, as in one of these posh luxury travel magazines. Did you know that that the boat to the Renaissance Island departs literally from the inside of the hotel building? Nice start! We made a bit of calculation and all in all decided to stay in the hotel – definitely a much better option. To actually get there you have to be a hotel guest or pay 100$ for one-day trip. They are not natural inhabitants and you can see flamingos in Aruba only in one spot – on a flamingo beach, on a private Renaissance Island, owned by Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino. Let’s face the truth – you may be disappointed. So where can you find us? WHERE TO FIND THE FLAMINGO BEACH IN ARUBA?

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