Hadicurari Beach Aruba

Hadicurari Beach goes by several names you’ll see it called Fisherman’s Huts, The Huts, and more recently Sarah-Quita Beach and each one tells part of its story. The beach gets its most recognizable nickname from the small wooden huts that Aruba’s local fishermen once built along this strip of shoreline, using it as their base for casting off into the Caribbean. The fishing industry has long since been overshadowed by an entirely different kind of water culture, but the name stuck.
Today Hadicurari is Aruba’s undisputed windsurfing and kitesurfing capital. Located just north of the Ritz-Carlton resort on the island’s northwest coast, this stretch of white powder sand and shallow, wind-driven water is where Aruba’s legendary trade winds put on their best show. Colorful kite sails fill the sky from morning to evening, and the steady breeze that makes ordinary beach umbrellas a liability makes Hadicurari one of the finest wind sport destinations in the entire Caribbean. If you’re a windsurfer, a kitesurfer, or simply someone who wants to watch elite athletes doing extraordinary things above the ocean while sipping a drink on the sand, Hadicurari delivers like nowhere else on the island.