Die Natural Bridge ist auf natürliche Weise aus Korallenkalkstein geformt und stürzte am 2. September 2005 durch die Wellen und natürliche Ursachen ein. Ein beeindruckender Anblick mit der „Little Baby Bridge“ direkt daneben. An dieser Haltestelle gibt es auch eine Toilettenpause.

We stop by the Bushiribana Gold Mill Ruins - a place where much of the island’s 3 million pounds of gold was processed during Aruba’s 100-year gold rush.

The Natural Bridge is one of Aruba's most famous natural attractions. It was once a large limestone bridge formed by centuries of crashing waves against the island's coral limestone. Although the original bridge collapsed in 2005, visitors can still see its remains and the nearby smaller natural bridge, which remains standing. Guests can enjoy spectacular ocean views, take photos of the dramatic coastline, explore the surrounding rock formations, and learn about the island's geology and history. The site is a popular stop on island tours and is a great place to experience Aruba's rugged northeastern coast.

Mangel Halto is a peaceful beach and mangrove area on Aruba's southeastern coast, known for its calm, crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life. Protected by an offshore coral reef, it is one of the island's best spots for snorkeling and relaxing away from the crowds. Guests can snorkel among colorful tropical fish, swim in the calm waters, kayak or paddleboard through the mangroves, relax on the quiet beach, and enjoy beautiful views of the Caribbean Sea. It's an ideal destination for nature lovers, families, and anyone looking for a more tranquil beach experience