Top Aruba Outback Tours

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.

Aruba’s wild northern coast and hidden beaches are difficult to reach without the right vehicle or local guidance. This guided UTV (utility task vehicle) safari puts you behind the wheel to explore rugged limestone trails, remote shores such as Boca Andicuri and Blackstone Beach, and historic sites including the Bushiribana Gold Mill Ruins. Finish along the coast at Tres Trapi Beach, known for sea turtle sightings.

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.

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.

Advanced riders will enjoy the opportunity to canter and gallop through Aruba's countryside on this horseback riding tour. English and Western tack are available for different riding styles. Scenic views along the ride include rocky coasts and a remote beach, where participants can walk or swim (conditions permitting).

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.

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.

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.

Drive along Aruba's north coast on your own utility vehicle on this thrilling tour. No need to worry about driving directions or navigation through the rugged terrain, simply follow your guide to some of the island's top highlights. Stop along the way to explore landmarks such as Bushiribana Gold ruins, the Baby Natural Bridge, Alto Vista Chapel, the California Lighthouse, and others. Learn about the history and ecosystem of the area through your guide's insightful commentary.

Cruise along the roads and coastline of Aruba aboard your own utility terrain vehicle (UTV) with this rental. Pre-book your vehicle and pick up your vehicle at the cruise port or have it delivered directly to your accommodation. Then, set off for hours of exploration with the wind in your hair and unobstructed views in the open-air vehicle.

The German-language jeep tour with Rensley gives you a comprehensive picture of his homeland in humorous ways. Rensley loves to introduce guests to the island, its people and culture through entertaining stories. Comprehensive knowledge about history, politics, social life, flora and fauna are of course free ....