Over thousands of years, the relentless pounding waves and strong winds of Aruba's north coast have slowly chiseled away at the limestone cliffs, resulting in the creation of several natural bridges.

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You can get to the natural bridge by car, you do not need a 4x4! The last 2 miles are dirt, but its easy, just go slow!

 

Among these bridges, the most renowned and largest one was the Natural Bridge, located between the Bushiribana gold mine ruins and Andicuri Beach.

 

However, this iconic bridge collapsed in 2005, leaving behind remnants that continue to attract tourists to this day.

 

Despite the loss of the Natural Bridge, the adjacent Baby Tripod Bridge, still standing strong, remains a fascinating site that is well worth a visit.

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There is a small souvenir store on site with a cool wall mural.  Bathrooms on site as well, pay have to pay to use them, bring some cash or florins, small bills.

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Also check out the Cave Pool , Ostrich farm and Bushiribana Ruins that are right there! And be sure to stop at Huchada Bakery by the turn off the main road!