Experts' Choice Award Conchi Natural Pool
What the experts agree on
Aruba's Conchi is a dramatic natural pool carved by volcanic rocks on the remote north coast, where you can swim peacefully despite crashing waves all around—a must-see for its unique geology and hard-to-reach appeal.
“The surrounding rocks break the surf so – with waves crashing all around – you can take a peaceful, cooling dip.”
– Lonely Planet
Afar Magazine "Also known as "conchi" or "Cura di Tortuga," the natural pool is a unique sight: the formation of rocks and volcanic stone literally create a small 'pool." Full review
National Geographic "A visit isn't complete without swimming in the hard-to-reach Natural Pool (locally called "Conchi," the indigenous Piamento word for "bowl") on the island's north coast"
Lonely Planet "Aruba's normally smooth roads give way to a well-worn gravel trail en route to Conchi Natural Pool. Protected from the driving waves by a curtain of rocks, this rocky pool on a remote..."
