• Natural Bridge - Aruba’s Natural Bridge, a breathtaking geological wonder, collapsed on September 2, 2005. This magnificent structure was formed by years of sea erosion carving through coral rock, creating a 100-foot bridge standing 25 feet above the sea, the largest of its kind in the Caribbean. Adjacent to the fallen bridge is the Baby Natural Bridge.
• California Lighthouse - The historic stone California Lighthouse stands as a silent sentinel in “Hudishibana,” near the island’s northwestern tip, inviting visitors to enjoy the island’s most stunning views. Named after the S.S. California, which sank before its construction in 1910, the lighthouse is perched on a high seaside elevation and has become one of Aruba’s iconic landmarks, offering a perfect view of the island’s western beaches and coral shorelines.
• Arikok National Park - Arikok National Park showcases Aruba’s rugged desert-like landscapes, diverse wildlife such as wild goats and burrowing owls, and unique geological formations like limestone caves and volcanic hills. Highlights include the natural pool Conchi, the Quadirikiri Caves with skylights, ancient paintings at Fontein Cave, and beaches like Dos Playa, known for turtle nesting.
• Casibari Rock Formations - Located in the island’s center, the Casibari Rock formations offer a path leading to the top of these massive boulders, providing a stunning view of Aruba’s landscape. On a clear day, the entire island and possibly even Venezuela can be seen from the highest point. After exploring, visitors can enjoy a refreshing drink and a snack at the Casibari Cafe.
• Wariruri Beach - Wariruri Beach is a secluded spot perfect for capturing beautiful photos of surfers and the surrounding scenery. This beach on Aruba’s east coast offers a peaceful escape from the island’s busier areas.
• Baby Beach - Baby Beach in Aruba is a shallow, tranquil, crescent-shaped lagoon at the island’s southern tip, perfect for families with young children and snorkelers due to its calm waters and clear visibility for marine life. Visitors can enjoy amenities like cabanas, beach chair rentals, and dining options, but should be cautious of strong currents at the bay’s entrance and the nearby view of an abandoned oil refinery.
• Bushiribana Gold Mill Ruins - Near the Bushiribana ruins lies a recently discovered hidden gem: a cave pool. Adventurous visitors can climb down a ladder to swim in this pool, but swimming shoes are necessary for this activity.

• Entrance fee to Arikok National Park
• Pickup and drop-off service
• Certified local guide
• Air-conditioned Jeep
• Bottled water, local beer, and Coca-Cola

• Gratuties
• Snorkeling equipment
• Lunch

Experience the ultimate private 4WD jeep tour showcasing Aruba’s finest attractions, including stunning beaches, historic landmarks, and breathtaking views.

This tour can be tailored to match your interests, making it perfect for first-time visitors. No trip to Aruba is complete without discovering the hidden beaches and prime snorkeling spots known only to locals.

Travel in a comfortable, family-friendly AC jeep to your chosen destinations. You have the flexibility to set your own schedule, or the guide can design an itinerary based on your preferences. We offer both private and group tours with multiple jeeps available.

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