Know before you go: This beach is designed for the hotels. While you “technically” can get to this beach if you’re not in the hotel, 95% of the palm huts are devoted to the hotels, and the beach is crowded with those guests. Cost: $5 us per chair. Huts are free IF you can find one of the very few unused. Parking: there is a lot in front of the Holiday Inn. Facilities: the bars in the area have restrooms, buy a drink and their fine to let you use them. Is it worth the trip for this alone? There are dozens of beaches like this on the island, and many are just as good and less crowded. If you want sit at the beach and have the option to shop, do an excursion from one location, this is a great option. Otherwise, head further north.

The huts are not for public use... They are for the hotel guests..This is a 5 stars hotel.. The hotel pays the government for them and for that reason they are numbered.... look do you see those numbers?... you should go down to the other hotels.. they are 3 stars... or rent out from the sport boys... This is what we were told by an employee from the Hyatt hotel.

Absolutely stunning beach. Soft white sand and turquoise water, and plenty of shady palm trees. There are plenty of sun lounges & umbrellas to rent- rental booths are located all along the length of the beach at regular intervals. Most places also offer water sports equipment & services like paragliding, snorkelling etc. It’s a very safe beach for swimming with very flat / calm water, and no waves. The beach is also lined with restaurants, bars, and facilities so plenty of options for eating and drinking.

We didn't spend a ton of time on Palm beach besides walking to restaurants from our hotel, but I enjoyed walking along here at night after sunset. It can get very hot, and it seems like a good beach for kids to play at. Otherwise, super touristy and we enjoyed the much smaller beaches elsewhere. It is a great place to stay though especially if you have a car to explore the rest of the island and other beaches. We didn't stay at a high rise hotel though, and opted into a much more personalized airbnb type experience at a local boutique hotel.

Extrem überfüllter Strand an dem sich die Hotelburgen wie an einer Perlenschnur aneinanderreihen. Da gibt es bessere Strände auf Aruba...

Plenty of restaurants, hotels, areas to wash your feet, shade, and rentals.

Nothing can beat Eagle and Malmok Beaches ⛱️ <3

Some of the softest sand I’ve ever walked on.

Absolutely lovely and clean, safe beach, delightful, especially for pictures or if you have kids. See through water (you will be able to see fish (small and medium size), white sand, the dream!

had a very nice time. some areas were crowded. great activities for kids around. sand is nice and water is very calm. some seaweed where we were. great restaurants and snacks around. nice walks at night, some friendly stray cats and dogs

Great beach. However, there are plenty of people. A lot of attractions. In the area there are a lot of restaurants.

Great beach

Der Strand ist zwar extrem überfüllt, dafür gibt es freies WLAN.