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Bushiribana Gold Mill Ruins
Stone walls on the north coast are all that remains of Bushiribana's nineteenth-century gold-processing complex. The surviving masonry stands against the open sea.
The ruins provide a tangible link between Aruba's dry coastal landscape and its mining history. Walk around the surviving walls to see their form against the sea, then compare the site with the island's other gold-mill remains at Balashi rather than treating them as the same location.
What to look for
Stone remains of a former gold-processing site.
Useful to know
View unstable masonry from a safe distance and avoid climbing the walls.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 20–45 min
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