For a long time, the Natural Bridge was Aruba's greatest pride. This natural bridge was formed by the relentless pounding of waves, carving out a limestone cliff over thousands of years. Stretching thirty meters in length, it was the longest natural bridge in the Caribbean and a highly photographed attraction of Aruba.

In 2005, the Natural Bridge unfortunately collapsed, but it continues to attract many visitors each year who come to appreciate what is left of the bridge. In this area, you will also find a replica of a traditional cunucu house, a souvenir store, and a snack bar offering local pastries such as pastechi.