• Arikok National Park - Heading off to the protected National Park Arikok we follow a scenic route and rough dirt roads, to discover the local flora, fauna, and species of Aruba in one glance. We then take a rough ride upwards over rugged desert- like terrain, admiring gorgeous white dunes.
• Natural Pool - You will be climbing down a staircase to reach the Natural Pool. You will be able to swim here.
• Fontein Cave - Although the island has three well-known caves, Fountain Cave attracts the most adventurous travelers. They walk along narrow, winding paths and down past limestone walls.
  It is very hot, dark and very humid here. Algae, bats and a few crabs are dominant in the Fountain Cave. Although it has been done by many people since ancient times. Thousands of years ago, the original inhabitants of Aruba left their signature in the form of drawings on the walls of the Fontein Cave.

Nowadays you can still admire the drawings that were made at that time. There is a lot to see in the Fountain Cave. So make sure you’re dressed lightly and you’re ready to explore the cave.

• Quadirikiri Cave - It is very easy to get completely absorbed in the environment. Especially in the largest rooms of the cave. Somewhere among the stalactites and stalagmites you can see the sun’s rays shining through the holes of the Quadirikiri cave. Now the adventure can really begin.

You find yourself in a fairy tale, or a scene from your favorite novel. If you look closely, you will immediately spot the petroglyphs of the Amerindians on the limestone walls of the Quadirikiri Cave. If you listen carefully you may hear the whispers of mythical peoples. Oh and you’re bound to see a few bats fly by.

Anyone who walks along the tunnel of the cave will see that there is a lot to discover. So let’s go inside.

• Bottled water included
• Round-trip transportation provided
• Air-conditioned vehicles