Natural Bridge Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Natural Bridge. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Ultimate Island Jeep Safari with Natural Pool, Baby Beach, and Lunch

• Aruba Off-Road Safari Tour to Natural Pool

• Full-Day Aruba History and Must-See Landmarks Tour

• Half-Day Aruba Island Tour from Oranjestad

• Aruba Off-Road ATV Tour

There’s no cost to visit the Natural Bridge, as it’s a free-to-access natural attraction on Aruba. Even the nearby parking is free, though if you want to visit the nearby Arikok National Park, expect to pay around US$20. Most people visit the Natural Bridge on a guided tour that includes other stops around the island—prices start from just US$45.

Yes, even though the original Natural Bridge collapsed in 2005, its remains are still visible, and there's another Natural Bridge right next to where the original once stood. Nowadays, despite being smaller than the original, it's still the largest one in Aruba and worth a look while you're near Arikok National Park. Because seeing the Natural Bridge is best combined with other attractions, taking a guided tour of the wider area is a great way to see a bit of everything that Aruba has to offer, including the Natural Pool and Baby Beach.

Per one customer who booked the Ultimate Island Jeep Safari with Natural Pool, Baby Beach, and Lunch, "As a solo traveler, I couldn't have asked for a better experience [...] From the moment the tour started, I felt completely welcomed and included. The adventure itself was incredible—exploring the rugged side of Aruba [...] and visiting amazing spots all over the island that I never would have discovered on my own. It was the perfect mix of excitement, sightseeing, and fun."

The Natural Bridge area is a year-round attraction. Given Aruba's position outside the Caribbean’s hurricane belt, you don't usually need to worry about getting caught in a storm. Onsite facilities, such as restrooms and shops, are generally open during the day and close in the evening. Come around sunset for stunning views.

Amenities at the Natural Bridge site include refreshment stands selling snacks and beverages and public restrooms. Just be sure to bring small change as there is a fee to use the facilities. There’s also a souvenir shop housed in a traditional cunucu (country-style) house.

The area around Natural Bridge offers plenty of attractions worth visiting, from nearby Andicuri Beach and Blackstone Beach to the Bushiribana Ruins, where a 19th-century gold mill once stood. Just inland, the Ayo Rock Formations preserves historic rock drawings created by the original inhabitants of Aruba thousands of years ago.

Yes, guided tours are available for exploring the Natural Bridge site and its surroundings. These tours generally don’t just go to the Natural Bridge site but also cover spots around Aruba. Safaris in 4WD and offroad vehicles are particularly popular for thrill-seekers, and many allow you to pilot your own vehicle.

Yes, you can rent a car to reach the Natural Bridge site, though you may find public transportation a bit tricky. The site is only about a 20-minute drive from the heart of Oranjestad, making taxis a viable option, too, but tours are often the easiest way.

There are tons of things to do when you're done visiting the Natural Bridge. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Aruba:

• Arikok National Park

• De Palm Island

• Bushiribana Gold Mill Ruins

• Alto Vista Chapel

• California Lighthouse

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Aruba.