Passions on the Beach Aruba is the signature restaurant of Amsterdam Manor Beach Resort. Tables are set in the sand on Eagle Beach. OpenTable rates it 4.5 stars from nearly 5,000 diners. In addition, Passions on the Beach is well-reviewed by visitors. Browse our guide to the best restaurants in Aruba. Check ratings on TripAdvisor.

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About Passions on the Beach

All dishes are cooked on open fires — no electrical appliances are used in the kitchen. Furthermore, live music plays nightly. Tiki torches light the shore after dark. The atmosphere is genuinely magical for a special occasion.

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What to Order at Passions on the Beach

The Coconut Grouper is one of the best dishes on the island. The Aruban Seafood Soup features mussels, shrimp, calamari, and grouper. For example, a 3-course Latin menu starts at 8pm and costs $56 per person. Children under three eat free.

Tips for Your Visit

Book via OpenTable or the official website. Sunset tables are popular and go first. However, book at least one week ahead for weekends. Breakfast and lunch are also served on the beach deck.

Practical Information

Address: J.E. Irausquin Boulevard 252, Eagle Beach, Aruba
Dinner: Daily 5:30pm – 10:30pm
Price range: $$$
Reservations: Recommended

Plan Your Visit to Aruba

Aruba is one of the most popular Caribbean destinations. In addition, the island offers year-round sunshine, calm waters, and a wide range of activities. Whether you are visiting for the beaches, the food, or the nightlife, Aruba has something for everyone. Furthermore, the island is located outside the hurricane belt, making it a safe choice throughout the year.

Getting Around Aruba

Renting a car is the best way to explore Aruba independently. However, taxis and buses are also widely available. Moreover, many attractions and restaurants are accessible on foot from the main hotel areas. As a result, getting around the island is straightforward and affordable for most visitors.

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Frequently asked questions

Are Aruba beaches free to use?

Yes. All beaches in Aruba are public up to the high-water mark, including the stretches fronting the big resorts. You can walk on and lay a towel down anywhere, though loungers and palapas belonging to a hotel are for its guests.

Which side of the island has the calm water?

The western and southern coasts. That is where Palm Beach, Eagle Beach, Manchebo and Baby Beach sit, and where the water stays flat enough for swimming and snorkelling. The north and east coasts face open Atlantic swell and are not safe for casual swimming.

Do I need to book a beach chair?

Not on the public stretches. On Palm Beach the hotel palapas fill early and are reserved for guests, so arrive before mid-morning if you want shade or bring your own.

Is the water warm year-round?

Yes, sitting around 27 to 28°C, so no wetsuit is needed at any time of year.

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