• Palm - Eagle Beach - Consistently ranked among the world’s top beaches, Eagle Beach is a premier destination in the Caribbean. Known for its expansive public beach and numerous low-rise resorts, it is Aruba’s widest beach, featuring soft, white sand.
• Arashi Beach - Located at the northern tip of Aruba in the Noord district, Arashi Beach is near Malmok, Kudarebe, and the California Lighthouse. It is a favored spot for swimming and snorkeling.
• Cave Pool Aruba - Renowned for its stunning natural beauty, Aruba’s cave pool boasts crystal-clear water that reflects various shades of blue depending on the sun’s position. The clarity of the water reveals an underwater world of rock formations and marine life, making it a popular spot for swimming and snorkeling.

What sets Aruba’s cave pool apart are the surrounding limestone cave formations. These ancient caves add an element of mystery and excitement. Inside, stalactites and stalagmites adorn the cave, and sunlight filters through ceiling openings, creating a surreal and picturesque setting.

Visiting the cave pool often involves an adventurous journey, requiring hiking, climbing, or traversing rocky terrain, adding an exploratory element to the experience. Along the way, visitors may discover smaller, hidden caves.

• Baby Beach - Officially known as Klein Lagoon, Baby Beach is a shallow, sheltered, man-made lagoon located in the Mangle Cora locality near the village of Seroe Colorado on the island’s southeast side. It is ideal for swimming and snorkeling, especially for children.

• Arikok National Park - Arikok National Park provides a unique geological, cultural, and historical perspective of Aruba, covering up to 20% of the island. The park features numerous beautiful trails and offers opportunities to explore diverse animal species.

• Natural Bridge Aruba - Once Aruba’s top attraction until its collapse on September 2, 2005, the Natural Bridge site still offers stunning views over Andicuri Bay, a popular bodyboarding location. A smaller natural bridge is forming nearby, next to the original site where the old bridge’s ruins remain.

• Casibari Rock Formations - Situated near the center of the island, just north of the Hooiberg hill, the Casibari rock formation is composed of quartz-diorite. Visitors can climb the formation for a view of approximately 30% of the island, making it an excellent spot for photography.

• Mangel Halto Beach - This secluded beach is ideal for sunbathing and snorkeling, with calm, shallow waters teeming with sea life, supported by a fascinating network of mangroves.

• California Lighthouse and Sasariwichi Dunes - Located at Aruba’s northwest tip, the California Lighthouse offers breathtaking views. Climbing the lighthouse stairs requires an admission fee, not included in the tour.

• Fontein Cave - Fontein Cave is the most popular cave, featuring Arawak Indian drawings on the ceilings, providing a genuine sense of island history.

• Guadirikiri Caves - Known for its two chambers illuminated by sunlight through roof openings, the Guadirikiri Cave extends about 100 feet. The darker sections are home to hundreds of harmless bats.

• Water or local beer
• Private transportation
• AC minivan
• Certified Guide

• Alcoholic beverages
• Food or Snack
• Snorkeling Equipment

Experience the ultimate private island tour showcasing Aruba’s finest offerings, including all the highlights and thrilling attractions, stunning beaches, historic landmarks, and breathtaking views. This island tour can be tailored to match your interests. Perfect for first-time visitors, your Aruba adventure isn’t complete without discovering the hidden beaches and prime snorkeling spots known only to locals.

Travel in a comfortable, family-friendly minibus to your chosen destinations. You can select your own itinerary, or the guide can craft one based on your preferences.

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