From The Bahamas to Saint Lucia, 5 Beaches to to Dream About

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - May 23, 2020 - 11:54 pm

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Druif Beach, Aruba Aruba is planning to begin to open its borders to tourists as early as June 15 (the actual date is not yet confirmed), and while the island has a truly enviable collection of beaches like Eagle and Palm, we thought we’d highlight Druif, a laid-back, ultra-calm stertch of sand that’s all about lazing in the sun on endless afternoons.

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