Top Aruba Nature Walks

Explore beautiful Aruba on this guided hike and snorkel adventure in Arikok National Park. Start at the Arikok Visitor Center Museum to learn about the island’s history, flora, and fauna before embarking on a hike. Pass Sero Arikok, take in stunning views, and reach the Conchi Natural Pool for snorkeling and swimming. End at Daimari Beach, known for its sea grape trees and coconut farm. Hotel pickup is included for your convenience.

Hop aboard Aruba’s ultimate party experience and get ready for a night like no other. This isn’t just a ride; it’s a mobile nightclub complete with a live DJ, a charismatic host, and an entertaining bartender serving unlimited Aruba Ariba cocktails. Dance, sip, and celebrate as you cruise through the hottest nightlife spots, making unforgettable stops at some of Aruba’s trendiest bars and clubs, with convenient hotel pickup and drop-off.

Discover the Aruba Ostrich Farm on this guided tour. Get an introduction to the adult emus and ostriches. Learn about the ostrich's amazing speed as well as other defense mechanisms it uses against predators, as well as their mating, rearing, and feeding habits. The tour concludes with a visit to the incubator, hatchery, and the special pens for young ostriches and emus.

Embark on an unforgettable journey with our Private Sunrise Hike Tour to the mesmerizing Natural Pool in Arikok National Park. As the first light of dawn breaks over the horizon, you'll be greeted by the breathtaking beauty of Aruba's rugged landscapes. Your adventure begins with an Optional pickup from your accommodation, with exclusive access to the park, you'll witness the awakening of nature in its purest form. Upon arrival at Arikok National Park, immerse yourself in the tranquil ambiance as you venture towards the Natural Pool. This secluded oasis, nestled amidst ancient rock formations, is a true hidden gem waiting to be discovered. We will pass through the baby Sea grape forest, and beach Dunes and visit a baby Natural bridge hidden for most visitors.

Go on an island excursion, and see some of the most popular spots in Aruba on this tour taking off from Oranjestad. Travel the whole island, and see the California Lighthouse, the Ayo Rock Formation, and the Casibari Rock Formations. Visit one of the world’s oldest aloe-vera factories, as well as a 75-year-old, family-run bar. Learn about Aruba’s gold-rush era at the Bushiribana gold mill ruins, and swim in a man-made lagoon at Baby Beach.

Cover all of Aruba's top attractions on a half-day island tour from Oranjestad. Visit landmarks such as the Bushiribana Gold Mill Ruins, the Casibari rock formations, the California Lighthouse, and the Aloe Vera Factory Museum. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Explore the capital of Aruba with a local guide on a walking tour of Oranjestad, where you’ll stop at a series of monuments, museums, and shops. Included visits to Fort Zoutman and the National Archeological Museum are a fascinating glimpse of Aruba history, and you’ll discover a long list of Oranjestad highlights that you can return to throughout your time in Aruba, from shopping stops to local restaurants.

Get the lowdown on the diverse art scene in Aruba with this captivating walking tour. See over 40 murals from independent artists, and hear background information about the work that you wouldn't uncover if exploring alone. As well as local artists, the tour shows you work from around the world—including Isidora Lopez Paz from Chile, Dopie from the Netherlands, and Bordalo II from Portugal. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

Stray from the beaten path and see a side of Aruba that most first-time visitors miss on an ATV/UTV trip to hidden gems on the northern coast. Reach parts of the island usually inaccessible on your own vehicle and discover a secret beach few traditional tours visit. Hotel and port pickup and drop-off are included for a stress-free experience.

Swap sunbathing on the beach for a more exciting experience of Aruba. This UTV adventure promises an adventurous and exhilarating ride through the island's rugged desert and coastline. Along the way you'll stop at landmarks including Philip's Animal Garden (the island's largest exotic animal sanctuary), the Alto Vista Chapel and Bushiribana Ruins.

Explore wild Aruba on the back of a single or double Yamaha Grizzly 350CC all-terrain vehicle during this half-day tour. Ride along the north coast to the natural pools, where you can dive in for a snorkel or swim. Round-trip hotel transportation is included for an easy tour. A driver's license is required.

Get ready for a thrilling ride—solo or double—aboard an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) along Aruba’s north coast. Kick up plenty of dirt on this half-day tour along rugged back roads to seaside bluffs and beaches. Your informative guide stops at notable landmarks including Alto Vista Chapel, Baby Natural Bridge, and the ruins of the Bushiribana Gold Mill before you have free time to refresh with a leisurely swim. Pickup and drop-off from most Aruba hotels included.

Seeing Aruba’s wild side on your own is difficult without the right vehicle or local knowledge. This full-day off-road safari solves that by taking you across the island in a rugged 4WD Land Cruiser to places most tours can’t reach, including Arikok National Park, the Natural Pool, and Baby Beach in one trip. Stop at key landmarks, swim and snorkel with gear provided, and enjoy a homemade BBQ lunch—all without worrying about routes, equipment, or logistics.

Explore Aruba's highlights on this 6.5-hour sightseeing tour. Snorkel at Baby Beach, visit Ayo Rock Formation and Lourdes Grotto. Learn about the culture and history of Aruba from your local guide as you criss-cross the island. Snacks, lunch, soft drinks, snorkel equipment and round-trip transportation from your hotel are included.

​​Go on a culinary journey and discover why Aruba is a melting pot. As you wander the streets of Oranjestad, the capital of Aruba, your guide on this evening walking tour will introduce you to the island’s multicultural cuisine. Visit local eateries and taste Jamaican, Cuban, Dutch, Italian, and traditional Aruban food. Plus, learn historic facts along the way.