• Arikok National Park - Arikok National Park provides a distinctive geological, cultural, and historical perspective on Aruba. Covering up to 20% of the island, this national park features numerous scenic trails for visitors to enjoy. It is home to a variety of animal species waiting to be discovered.
• Ayo Rock Formations - These towering stone boulders, arranged in close proximity and unique designs, create a serene environment at Ayo. Historically, this site is considered sacred by the island’s original inhabitants, the Arawak Indians. Located in Aruba, these monolithic rock boulders are massive, single pieces of rock that may have been placed at their current location.
• Alto Vista Chapel - Known as the “Pilgrims Church,” the Alto Vista Chapel is a renowned Catholic chapel and a popular tourist attraction, built in 1750 by a Spanish missionary. As the first chapel on Aruba, it is a must-visit for tourists. Situated on hills above the northern shore, the chapel’s history spans over 250 years. Visitors find peace at the yellow Alto Vista Chapel, which is also a fantastic photography spot. This beautifully constructed countryside chapel features 11 circuits, offering opportunities for meditation, photography, and exploration.
• Andicuri Beach - Among Aruba’s stunning beaches, Andicuri Beach stands out. This secluded beach on Aruba’s eastern coast captivates visitors with its scenic landscape. Enclosed by coral cliffs, it offers a raw beauty and is popular for its stunning views. Known for its strong waves, the rugged road to Andicuri Beach is best explored by jeep.
• Natural Bridge Aruba - Baby Natural Bridge

This naturally formed bridge took thousands of years to develop from waves hitting the limestone cliffs. Although smaller than the original Natural Bridge, which collapsed in 2005, the Baby Natural Bridge remains a spectacular attraction. The rocky path to the bridge is best navigated by jeep. Located in the island’s northern part, it is a key natural wonder on the “One Happy Island.” Visitors find peace and enjoy taking photos with the ocean backdrop.

• Bushiribana Ruins - The Bushiribana Ruins offer a glimpse into the island’s rich history and culture. Once a thriving gold mill in the 19th century, only the ruins remain today. The gold rush of 1824 is reflected in Aruba’s name, meaning “there was gold.” History enthusiasts will appreciate this site, which offers breathtaking sea views. A jeep tour is recommended to explore this adventurous site and capture memorable photos.
• Blackstone Beach - Black Stone Beach is unique as Aruba’s only beach with black sand. This natural marvel attracts tourists who are accustomed to Aruba’s famous white sand beaches. Surrounded by sharp, eroded black stones, it offers a one-of-a-kind experience.
• California Lighthouse - Enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views of Aruba from the popular California Lighthouse. Visitors can climb the stairs to the top. Named after the S.S. California, which sank before its construction in 1910, this lighthouse is a must-see.
• Natural Pool - Conchi Natural Pool

Volcanic stones encircle a small depression in a unique rock formation, creating Aruba’s Natural Pool. Located in Arikok National Park, this natural pool, also known as ‘Conchi’ or ‘Cura di Tortuga,’ offers dramatic water displays during high tide.

• Natural Pool - Cave Natural Pool

The Cave Natural Pool is a delightful attraction for tourists seeking adventure in Aruba. This natural wonder offers cliff jumping and pristine waters, perfect for cooling off during a UTV tour. Surrounded by rocks, it is a key destination for fun and excitement.

• Philip’s Animal Garden - Animal lovers will enjoy visiting Philip’s Animal Garden, one of the largest wildlife sanctuaries and rehabilitation centers. Home to over 60 rescued species, it provides a perfect habitat for animals. Open daily, this attraction offers a free feeding bag for visitors. Managed by Philip, the garden is a favorite among guests.
• Shark Bay - Shark Bay is another beautiful beach included in the jeep tour. This lovely beach is a popular spot for relaxation and enjoying the Caribbean’s beauty. Its breathtaking landscape and rugged coastline attract surfers and nature enthusiasts.
• Tripod Bridge - The Tripod Bridge, also known as Three Bridges, is a stunning natural formation included in the jeep tour. Its tripod shape amazes visitors. Located near the remains of the Natural Bridge, it is formed naturally from coral limestone.
• Wariruri Bay - Wariruri Beach

Wariruri Beach is one of Aruba’s most beautiful beaches, surrounded by a spectacular rocky coastline. Ideal for fishing and surfing, it is not suitable for snorkeling or swimming due to strong currents. Accessible by jeep tour, this secluded beach offers opportunities for unique photography and memorable experiences.

• Pick up and Drop Off
• Non-alcoholic drinks
• Use of Snorkelling equipment
• Bottled water
• Tour Guide
• Bandana

• Gratuities
• Alcoholic Beverages

While on vacation in Aruba, there are numerous hidden gems and sightseeing attractions that tourists can explore. To experience these, an open-air Safari Jeep Tour provided by Around Aruba Tours is the perfect choice. Our tailored island tour is customized to meet your requirements, allowing you to explore hidden gems and enjoy fun-filled adventures in Aruba. With our jeep tours, you can enjoy thrilling natural attractions and landmarks, making it the most adventurous off-road tour in Aruba’s history. Over a thousand guests have been awed on this classic Aruban off-road trip. Our driver/guide will provide exciting information about significant places and traditions around the area, enlightening you on your tour. You can also customize your travel plans to fit your schedule. Join us and indulge in a complete island excursion that you will love.

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