Divi Beach Aruba

Divi Beach Quick Facts

Divi is located in the low rise hotel Area (J.E Irausquin Blv)
It is uncrowded, wide white sands, lively suring November (Beach Tennis)
The entrance is FREE
Parking lots are free near Alhambra Casino
No amentities for non-resort guest (bring your won chairs and shade)

What Makes Divi Beach Special?

While crowds naturally flock to the high rise strip of Palm Beach, Divi Beach remains remarkably spacious. Measuring roughly 500 meters long and stretching up to 100 meters wide in certain areas, there is always a spot to claim your own piece of paradise.

The Water: The sea here faces southwest, offering calm, clear waters with gentle waves. It is an absolute dream for swimming, floating, and casual wading

The Sand: The shoreline consists of powdery, brilliant white sand that stays cool underfoot, perfect for long sunset walks

The Vibe: Because the surrounding properties like the Divi Aruba All Inclusive and Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive are low profile buildings located in tropical foliage, the beach feels unconfined and open to the sky.

The Global Epicenter of Beach Tennis

Beyond pure relaxation, Divi Beach holds a massive claim to fame in the sporting world: it is the official home of the Divi Beach Tennis Aruba tournament.

Held annually around the third week of November, this world-class event transforms a section of the beach into a high energy festival. Over 20 beach tennis courts are set up right on the sand, drawing international athletes and thousands of spectators for a week of competitive matches, music, and vibrant beach parties. If you visit during late autumn, the infectious energy of this tournament is an absolute must experience.

Divi Beach Vs Eagle Beach

While geographically close sharing the same stunning water. Divi Beach and Eagle Beach offer distinctly different experiences for visitors.

The Atmosphere

Divi Beach is heavily anchored by the Divi and Tamarijn All inclusive resorts, because the amenities on the sand are reserved strictly for hotel guests, the beach itself remains relatively quiet and uncrowded for independent day trippers, aside from highly energetic week in November when it hosts the international Aruba Beach Tennis Tournament. Eagle Beach, on the other hand, is much wide, globally recognized stretch of sand backed by boutique low rise properties like Amsterdam Manor. It carries a livelier, more bustling atmosphere year round.

Amenities and Accessibility

Eagle is heavily optimized for independent travelers. It features abundant free public parking, independent watersports vendors, and public palapas available on a first come, first served basis. Divi Beach requires more self sufficiency, visitors not staying adjecent resorts must bring their own portable chairs, beach umbrellas, and coolers, as there are no public rental vendors or beach bars directly on the sand.

The Verdict

Choose Divi Beach for uninterrupted, peaceful sunset walks, avoiding the heaviest tourist crowds, or attending the beach tennis festival. Head to Eagle Beach if you want a turnkey beach day with easy access to shade rentals, jet skis, great photo opportunities like the famous Fofoto Trees.

How to Get to Divi Beach & Parking

Divi Beach is exceptionally easy to reach whether you are driving a rental car or utilizing public transit.

By Car: From Oranjestad or the cruise port, drive north along J.E. Irausquin Boulevard for roughly 5 minutes. The beach sits right across the street from The Links at Divi Aruba golf course and just south of Druif Beach.

Parking: There is free public parking available in designated lots near the Alhambra Casino and shopping bazaar complex, which is just a short, flat walk away from the sand.

By Bus: If you are taking the public Arubus, simply pull the cord for the dedicated Divi Beach Bus Stop to step right off the bus and onto the beach pathway.

Is Divi Beach open to the public?

Yes, all beaches in Aruba are 100% public property. Anyone is welcome to visit, walk the shoreline, and lay their towel on the sand, even if they are not staying at adjacent resorts.

Can i rent chairs and umbrellas at Divi Beach?

No, there are no public rental vendors directly on this stretch of sand. The palapas (umbrellas) and the beach chairs are strictly reserved for guests of Divi and Tamarijn all inclusive resorts. If you are visiting for a day, it is highly recommended to bring your own portable chairs and shade.

Are there public restrooms at Divi Beach?

There are no public restrooms directly on the beach for non resorts guests. However, visitors can take a short walk across the street to Alhambra Casino and shopping complex to use the facilities there.

How much is all-inclusive at Divi Aruba?

Rates vary significantly based on the season, room category, and current promotions. On average, nightly rates range from $400 to over $800 for double occupancy. It is best to check their official website or booking platform for the exact pricing during yout specific travel dates.

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