hirami wrote:

The eastern and northern coasts of the island are pretty beat up by the water, and I'm sure this has led to some rock erosion. It's very possible that something has formed as a result, but not a lot of people go there.

Was the place too far that's why people won't go there a lot? We have rock formations in our country however, it's just an ordinary ones. Anyway, I heard that in Aruba, these are quite different that's why I'm quite excited to see it. :rolleyes:

habagat wrote:

That is true, Aruba has been blessed by nature. The Casibari Boulders is one of the known rock formation of the island. Just try to search it in the internet so you'll know how it looks. Do you like rock formation a lot?

I didn't know that there is a so called rock formation. Certainly, these places would have different sizes of rocks. Other than these, what else could we find?

habagat wrote:

Was the place too far that's why people won't go there a lot? We have rock formations in our country however, it's just an ordinary ones. Anyway, I heard that in Aruba, these are quite different that's why I'm quite excited to see it. :rolleyes:

I think people don't go there because of the rough ocean currents. It wouldn't be good for the business if they had to pay for repairs all the time, so there hasn't been much development on that side.

It was really great, guys! I was able to view the Aruba's rock formation in one of the picture of my friend. Well, we are actually planning to have a pose their when we'll have our vacation in this place. How about you, do you have any plan with this rock formation?:confused:

hirami wrote:

I think people don't go there because of the rough ocean currents. It wouldn't be good for the business if they had to pay for repairs all the time, so there hasn't been much development on that side.

If that would be the case then, it's quite dangerous to go there. Do you know what is the known rock formations in the eastern and northern coast of the island?

brandy wrote:

I didn't know that there is a so called rock formation. Certainly, these places would have different sizes of rocks. Other than these, what else could we find?

For sure there would be lots of sands too, Brandy. We might find some snakes and other animals in this place. It would be more interesting if the rocks have different colors. What do you think?