Daimari is a wild bay on Aruba’s northeast coast within Arikok National Park. Accessible by 4×4 or horseback, it’s known more for its dramatic scenery than for swimming, which can be dangerous due to currents.
Horseback tours often stop here, making for cinematic moments with riders silhouetted against the waves. The deep U-shaped bay, with foamy surf pounding into dark rock, looks like a movie set one of our Otra Guide founders has even noted it as a potential filming location.
Details We Appreciate
• Remote bay inside Arikok Park
• Accessed by 4×4 or horseback tours
• Rugged, unspoiled feel
• Great for photography, not for swimming
Facilities & Amenities
• No facilities on-site
• Access via rough track or guided tours
• No food/drink bring supplies
• Shade limited to cliffs