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Aruba Safari: Explore Ayo Rocks & Natural Pool
4.8
5 Ratings
Oranjestad
Embark on an adventurous off-road safari in Aruba. Traverse challenging paths to reach the Ayo Rock Formation, discover historic Indian Caves, and take a plunge into the island’s Natural Pool. Here, the dramatic waves and stunning rocky landscape offer an unforgettable swimming experience. This is Aruba in its purest form, ready to be explored.
Embark on an adventurous off-road safari in Aruba. Traverse challenging paths to reach the Ayo Rock Formation, discover historic Indian Caves, and take a plunge into the island’s Natural Pool. Here, the dramatic waves and stunning rocky landscape offer an unforgettable swimming experience. This is Aruba in its purest form, ready to be explored.
Duration:
6 hours
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Ayo Rock Formations - Stroll among majestic boulders sculpted by time and nature. Ascend to scenic viewpoints and appreciate ancient Arawak petroglyphs etched into the rocks.
- Quadirikiri Cave - Explore two illuminated chambers filled with beams of sunlight, natural formations, and local folklore—this cave is as enigmatic as it is beautiful….
- Ayo Rock Formations - Stroll among majestic boulders sculpted by time and nature. Ascend to scenic viewpoints and appreciate ancient Arawak petroglyphs etched into the rocks.
- Quadirikiri Cave - Explore two illuminated chambers filled with beams of sunlight, natural formations, and local folklore—this cave is as enigmatic as it is beautiful.
- Boca Prins Beach - Experience the striking contrast of Aruba’s wind-sculpted white sand dunes against the deep blue Caribbean Sea—a breathtaking photo opportunity and a glimpse into the island’s pristine natural beauty.
- Fontein Cave - Enter the enchanting Fontein Cave, where ancient Arawak drawings adorn the limestone ceilings. Just outside, enjoy a natural spring for a playful fish pedicure—where tiny fish gently exfoliate your feet in a unique and refreshing way.
- Parque Vader Piet - Pass by Aruba’s renewable energy hub where towering wind turbines rotate along the southeastern coast—a powerful emblem of the island’s dedication to sustainability.
- Natural Pool - Visit Aruba’s iconic Natural Pool, nestled among volcanic rock. Refresh with a swim or snorkel (weather permitting), as waves crash around this secluded coastal treasure.
What's Included
- Landing and/or facility fees
- Bottled water
- Use of snorkeling equipment
- English, Spanish speaking guide is also the driver
- Snacks
- Landing and/or facility fees
- Bottled water
- Use of snorkeling equipment
- English, Spanish speaking guide is also the driver
- Snacks
Location
Ayo Rock Formations
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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Stanleyk861
Jun 7, 2025
Worth every penny to see and learn about beautiful Aruba!! - Victor was amazing—so knowledgeable, friendly, and took awesome photos. We explored caves, learned local history, and snorkeled in a natural pool. Ask for Victor!
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F6921dkcamilam
Jun 2, 2025
Aruba's must-see - The tour is completely worth it, the landscapes are beautiful and our guide Victor was giving us super entertaining information, was very friendly and enjoyable, is all the time pending to answer doubts and take pictures. The caves are spectacular and the pool experience very unique
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Ian_m
May 30, 2025
Aruba jeep natural pool - James was great. Take water shoes / sturdy sandals, a torch and water. Good views very very bumpy. Interesting
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Jacpoirier
Apr 9, 2025
Jeep tour caves and pool - This was a very nice tour. Victor, our guide was very nice and informative. This wasn’t your typical jeep it was some sort of off road vehicle. It was a very bumpy ride but the side of the vehicle comes down and exposes a step which is about 3 ft off the ground so if you have short arms and legs it’s difficult to get in and out. I would suggest a stepstool that can be kept in the vehicle for shorter people.
Wearing proper footwear is important because the terrain is very rough and rocky. Going into the cave is very rocky and it’s dark. So a flash light would be a great thing to have.
To get into the pool which was beautiful you’ll need water shoes because you have to climb on wet rocks to get into the pool. I just would not recommend the pool for children. It’s a beautiful area and the ocean is very rough. I did not enter the pool. I am 68 years old and did not feel confident on the rocks. But it was nice to see.
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