Boca Prins

About Boca Prins

Boca Prins is part of the Arikok National Park.

It is a tiny beach that only measures about 55 meters. It is part of Boca Prins Bay, a bay surrounded by cliffs on the east coast of Aruba. Because of the currents and the high waves, it is actually dangerous to swim or snorkel here, you have to be an experienced swimmer, but it is not recommended at all. Boca Prins is worth visiting because of the environment, you can take some great pictures here. Remember that the sun sets on the other side of the island when you look for typical sunset into the ocean pictures! Also, surfing takes place here, but there are better opportunities at Bachelors Beach, Boca Grandi, or Grapefield Beach. From Boca Prins, you can also hike into Arikok National Park through the dunes. The beach stretches there because of the constant trade winds from the northeast. As always, at secluded beaches without facilities, prepare well before visiting and emphasize renting or taking the proper transport. When looking for privacy and a beach off the beaten track with a rough ocean, Boca Prins is the right beach to visit.

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Things To Do at Boca Prins

How to Get to Boca Prins

By Car

Start by heading east from Oranjestad on L.G. Smith Boulevard, the main road along the coast. Continue on L.G. Smith Boulevard until you reach the intersection with Route 1, the main road towards San Nicolas. Take a right turn onto Route 1, heading south towards San Nicolas. Follow Route 1 for approximately 10 miles (16 kilometers) until you reach the roundabout at the entrance of Arikok National Park. Take the second exit at the roundabout to enter Arikok National Park. Inside the national park, follow the signs toward Boca Prins. The signs should guide you to the parking area near the beach. Once parked, you can take a short walk or hike to Boca Prins Beach.

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