• Aruba Aloe Factory, Museum and Store - Aloe has played a significant role in the local economy historically. Today, a modern factory exports a variety of products globally. Visitors can enjoy a tour of the museum and factory, gaining insights into the Aruba aloe production process and exploring 160 years of aloe cultivation history in Aruba. After the tour, there’s an opportunity to shop at the Aruba Aloe store. A highly recommended product is the hand sanitizer, which has a delightful scent and offers skin protection, standing out from other market options.
• Casibari Rock Formations - Situated near the center of the island, just north of the Hooiberg hill, the Casibari rock formation is composed of quartz-diorite. Visitors can climb to the top and enjoy a view of approximately 30% of the island, making it an ideal spot for stunning photographs.
• California Lighthouse - Located at Aruba’s northwest tip, the California Lighthouse offers breathtaking views. Climbing the lighthouse stairs provides a spectacular sight, though an admission fee is required, which is not included in the tour.
• Ayo Rock Formations - The Ayo rock formations consist of impressive monolithic rock boulders, offering a remarkable sight.
• Natural Bridge - Once Aruba’s top attraction until its collapse on September 2, 2005, the Natural Bridge site still offers stunning views over Andicuri Bay, a popular bodyboarding location. Fortunately, a smaller natural bridge is forming nearby, allowing visitors to enjoy the new formation alongside the ruins of the original bridge.
• Bushiribana Gold Mill Ruins - Close to the Bushiribana ruins lies a recently discovered hidden gem: a cave pool, which will be shown to visitors.
• Baby Beach - Located in southeast Aruba, the renowned Baby Beach features breathtaking ocean views and shallow, crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming and snorkeling. It is especially suitable for children.
• Mangel Halto Beach - This secluded beach is an ideal spot for sunbathing and snorkeling in Aruba, with calm, shallow waters teeming with sea life, supported by a fascinating network of mangroves.

• Bottled water
• Pick-up and drop-off at Cruise Ship Terminal, Hotel area, or AirBnB
• Two hours of swimming at Baby Beach

• Food or Snacks
• Snorkeling Equipment
• Gratuity

In just 7 hours, discover the finest attractions Aruba has to offer. This comprehensive full-day tour is perfect for those eager to delve into Aruba’s history, culture, and industry. Experience the excitement of swimming in the cave pool on the island’s north shore, ideal for first-time visitors. Swimming is optional. The tour also includes visits to the California Lighthouse, Casibari Rock Formation, Ayo Rock Formation, Baby Beach, Aloe Vera Factory, and Natural Bridge. Ample time is provided for exploration, as the tour is designed to be leisurely.

All guides are certified and fluent in at least three languages: English, Spanish, and Dutch.

Please note, this is not a private tour. Air-conditioned minivans and buses are available for transportation.

For those planning to swim in the cave pool, changing facilities are available at the Natural Bridge restroom, as the cave pool lacks changing areas. Water shoes are required for safety, and don’t forget to bring a towel for the car seats.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.