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Hadicurari Beach

Aruba’s windsurf and kitesurf spot at the north end of Palm Beach, next to the old fishermen’s huts.

Free to visitWindsurfingKitesurfingQuiet mornings

WaterWindyBest for wind sports

Best timeEarly morningQuiet and peaceful

FacilitiesFewBars on Palm Beach next door

ParkingClose byNext to the beach

About Hadicurari Beach

Once home to Aruba’s fishermen, this rocky strip is now known as the island’s Mecca for windsurfing. Every year, Hadicurari hosts the Aruba Hi-Winds world challenge, while every day, you can watch brilliantly colored sails and surfboards dance along the waves. Pebbles and shells fleck the waters edge of a white sandy beach known throughout the Caribbean for its action and excitement.
Before you go

Good to know

Windy: the place for windsurfing and kitesurfing
Quiet early in the morning
Palm Beach bars and coffee within walking distance
Parking close to the beach
Pebbles and shells at the water’s edge
Plan your visit

How to get to Hadicurari Beach

Getting there

On foot: walk north along Palm Beach to the fishermen’s huts.

By car: a few minutes from the Palm Beach hotels. Parking is close to the beach.

By bus: Arubus buses stop nearby.

LocationHadicurari Beach, Malmok

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Hadicurari Beach

What is Hadicurari Beach known for?

Windsurfing and kitesurfing. The beach hosts the yearly Aruba Hi Winds event.

Can you swim at Hadicurari Beach?

Yes, but it is windy and you share the water with surfers. Palm Beach next door is calmer.

Where is Hadicurari Beach?

At the north end of Palm Beach, next to the old fishermen’s huts.

When is the best time to visit?

Early in the morning for a quiet visit, or any time to watch the surfers.

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