The most famous tourist attraction along Aruba’s north shore was the Natural Bridge. It was a limestone arch measuring 23 feet high and 100 feet long. But the pounding Caribbean Sea finally collapsed the rock formation in 2005. Yet visitors still flock to see this smaller version called the Baby Bridge. Recently a well-appointed visitors’ center has been built at the site. Rumors also suggest a new glass structure will be constructed simulating the former arch.
