• Arikok National Park - Arikok National Park provides a unique glimpse into Aruba’s geology, culture, and history. Covering up to 20% of the island, this park features numerous scenic trails and diverse wildlife.
• Ayo Rock Formations - The towering stone boulders of Ayo Rock Formations are set in close proximity and unique designs, creating a tranquil environment. Historically, this site was considered sacred by the Arawak Indians, Aruba’s original inhabitants. These monolithic boulders are massive, single pieces of rock that may have been placed at their current location.
• Alto Vista Chapel - The Alto Vista Chapel, Aruba’s oldest house of worship, offers unparalleled beauty and tranquility. Built in 1750 by a Spanish missionary, it is a popular tourist attraction. Located on hills above the northern shore, this yellow chapel is a must-visit for its historical significance, peaceful ambiance, and excellent photography opportunities. Visitors can meditate, explore, or simply enjoy the serene environment.
• Andicuri Beach - Andicuri Beach is a secluded gem on Aruba’s eastern coast, known for its stunning landscape and coral cliffs. Popular for its raw beauty and strong waves, it is best accessed via a rugged road, ideally with a jeep.
• Natural Bridge Aruba - Baby Natural Bridge

Formed over thousands of years by waves hitting limestone cliffs, the Baby Natural Bridge is a smaller version of the original Natural Bridge, which collapsed in 2005. Located in the northern part of the island, it is best explored via a rocky path on a jeep tour. This natural wonder offers a peaceful setting and excellent photo opportunities with its ocean backdrop.

• Bushiribana Gold Mill Ruins - The Bushiribana Ruins are a historical site that reflects Aruba’s rich culture and heritage. Once a thriving gold mill in the 19th century, it now stands as ruins that tell the story of Aruba’s gold rush, which began in 1824. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking sea views and learn about the island’s history.
• Blackstone beach - Black Stone Beach is unique as the only beach with black sand in Aruba. Surrounded by eroded black stones, this natural marvel offers a stark contrast to the island’s famous white sand beaches.
• California Lighthouse - The California Lighthouse offers fantastic 360-degree views of Aruba. Named after the S.S. California, which sank before the lighthouse was built in 1910, visitors can climb the stairs for a panoramic experience.
• Natural Pool - Cave Natural Pool

The Cave Natural Pool is a must-visit for tourists seeking adventure. This pristine natural pool, surrounded by rocks, is perfect for swimming and cliff jumping. It offers a unique and refreshing experience during your Aruba excursions.

• Philip’s Animal Garden - Philip’s Animal Garden is one of the largest wildlife sanctuaries and rehabilitation centers in Aruba, home to over 60 species of rescued animals. Open daily, it offers a perfect habitat for these animals and provides visitors with a free feeding bag. Managed by Philip, this sanctuary is a favorite among tourists.
• Shark Bay - Shark Bay is a beautiful beach included in the jeep tour. Known for its stunning landscape and rugged coastline, it is a popular spot for surfing and nature lovers.
• Tripod Bridge - The Tripod Bridge, also known as Three Bridges, is a natural formation shaped like a tripod. Located near the remains of the original Natural Bridge, it is formed from coral limestone and is a sight to behold.
• Wariruri Beach - Wariruri Beach, located at Wariruri Bay, is one of Aruba’s most beautiful beaches. Surrounded by a rocky coastline, it is ideal for fishing and surfing but not suitable for snorkeling or swimming due to strong currents. Accessible via a jeep tour, this secluded beach offers ample opportunities for unique photography and memorable experiences.

• Drop off and Pick up
• Use of Snorkelling equipment
• Tour Guide
• Bottled water
• Non-Alcoholic Beverages

• Alcoholic Beverages
• Gratuities