Aruba Private Jeep Tour: Exciting Attractions, Panoramic Views, Arikok Park, Ayo Rocks & Alto Vista Chapel
by Around Aruba Tours
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This private Jeep tour in Aruba lasts between three and eight hours and uses a fully air-conditioned Jeep Wrangler Unlimited to provide comfort and access to rough terrain. The tour starts with a visit to Arikok National Park, which covers about 20 percent of the island and features geological formations, cultural sites, and opportunities to see local wildlife. After spending approximately thirty minutes there, the Jeep proceeds to the Ayo Rock Formations, where large boulders are arranged in unusual patterns that were considered sacred by the island’s original Arawak inhabitants. Visitors spend about thirty minutes exploring this area. Next, the tour continues to Alto Vista Chapel, the oldest church on the island, built in 1750 and located on hills above the northern shore. Guests have thirty minutes to explore the chapel grounds and take photographs. The Jeep then travels to Andicuri Beach on the eastern coast, a secluded beach surrounded by coral cliffs and known for its strong waves; the rough terrain to reach it is suitable for the Jeep, and visitors spend about thirty minutes there. The tour includes a visit to the Baby Natural Bridge, a smaller limestone arch formed by ocean waves on the northern side of the island, where guests spend thirty minutes. Next is the Bushiribana Ruins, the remains of a 19th-century gold mill, offering historical insight and views of the sea; visitors have thirty minutes to explore this site. The Black Stone Beach, unique for its black sand and sharp black stones, is also included with a thirty-minute stop. The California Lighthouse provides panoramic 360-degree views of Aruba from its 1910 tower, and visitors can climb the stairs to the top during a thirty-minute visit. The tour continues to the Cave Natural Pool, a rocky, sheltered swimming area where guests can swim and cliff jump, spending about thirty minutes there. Animal lovers visit Philip’s Animal Garden, a sanctuary housing over 60 rescued species; guests receive feeding bags and have thirty minutes to explore. Additional stops include Shark Bay, known for its rugged coastline and popularity with surfers; the Tripod Bridge, a natural coral limestone formation shaped like a tripod; and Wariruri Beach, noted for its rocky coastline and fishing opportunities but not suitable for swimming due to strong currents. Each of these locations includes about thirty minutes of visiting time. The tour includes non-alcoholic beverages, bottled water, snorkeling equipment, guide service, and hotel pickup and drop-off. Alcoholic drinks and gratuities are not included. The Jeep allows access to remote and scenic locations across the island, covering a variety of exciting attractions and panoramic views throughout the day.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Arikok National Park
Arikok National Park covers about 20% of Aruba’s land area and contains geological, cultural, and historical points of interest. Visitors can explore various trails and observe several animal species within the park.
30 min
Ayo Rock Formations
This site features large monolithic stone boulders arranged closely in unusual patterns. The formations are considered sacred by Aruba’s original Arawak inhabitants and consist of massive single rock pieces located on the island.
30 min
Alto Vista Chapel
Built in 1750 by a Spanish missionary, this is Aruba’s oldest house of worship with a history of over 250 years. Located on hills just above the northern shore, the yellow chapel offers tranquility and is a popular photography spot. Visitors can tour the chapel, meditate, explore the area, and observe its 11 circuits.
30 min
Andicuri Beach
A secluded beach on Aruba’s eastern coast, Andicuri Beach is surrounded by coral cliffs that give it a raw appearance. It is known for its strong waves and rugged access roads best navigated by jeep.
30 min
Baby Natural Bridge
A smaller natural limestone bridge formed by ocean waves over thousands of years. Located in northern Aruba, it is accessible by jeep over rocky paths and offers ocean views and photo opportunities.
30 min
Bushiribana Ruins
The remains of the 19th-century Bushiribana Gold Mill, linked to Aruba’s gold rush history starting in 1824. The site offers sea views and insight into the island’s past gold industry.
30 min
Black Stone Beach
The only beach in Aruba with black sand, surrounded by sharp eroded black stones. It contrasts with the island’s typical white sand beaches.
30 min
California Lighthouse
A lighthouse built in 1910 named after the S.S. California shipwreck. Visitors can climb stairs to the top for 360-degree views of Aruba.
30 min
Cave Natural Pool
A natural pool formed by rocks where visitors can swim and cliff jump. The pool’s water is clear and surrounded by rock formations, offering a refreshing stop.
30 min
Philip's Animal Garden
A wildlife sanctuary and rehabilitation center housing over 60 rescued animal species. Open daily, visitors receive feeding bags and can observe various animals cared for on the island.
30 min
Shark Bay
A beach known for its rugged coastline and scenic views, popular with surfers and visitors looking to relax away from crowds.
30 min
Tripod Bridge
A natural coral limestone formation shaped like a tripod, located near the site of the original Natural Bridge ruins.
30 min
Wariruri Beach
Located in Wariruri Bay, this beach is surrounded by rocky coastline. It is favored for fishing and surfing but unsuitable for snorkeling or swimming due to strong currents. The beach is accessible via jeep over rocky terrain.
30 min
Meeting point
The starting point of the tour can be determined by the guests.
End point
The starting point of the tour can be determined by the guests.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Aruba Private Jeep Tour: Exciting Attractions, Panoramic Views, Arikok Park, Ayo Rocks & Alto Vista Chapel
by Around Aruba Tours
Choose from 6 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$423.10Overview
This private Jeep tour in Aruba lasts between three and eight hours and uses a fully air-conditioned Jeep Wrangler Unlimited to provide comfort and access to rough terrain. The tour starts with a visit to Arikok National Park, which covers about 20 percent of the island and features geological formations, cultural sites, and opportunities to see local wildlife. After spending approximately thirty minutes there, the Jeep proceeds to the Ayo Rock Formations, where large boulders are arranged in unusual patterns that were considered sacred by the island’s original Arawak inhabitants. Visitors spend about thirty minutes exploring this area. Next, the tour continues to Alto Vista Chapel, the oldest church on the island, built in 1750 and located on hills above the northern shore. Guests have thirty minutes to explore the chapel grounds and take photographs. The Jeep then travels to Andicuri Beach on the eastern coast, a secluded beach surrounded by coral cliffs and known for its strong waves; the rough terrain to reach it is suitable for the Jeep, and visitors spend about thirty minutes there. The tour includes a visit to the Baby Natural Bridge, a smaller limestone arch formed by ocean waves on the northern side of the island, where guests spend thirty minutes. Next is the Bushiribana Ruins, the remains of a 19th-century gold mill, offering historical insight and views of the sea; visitors have thirty minutes to explore this site. The Black Stone Beach, unique for its black sand and sharp black stones, is also included with a thirty-minute stop. The California Lighthouse provides panoramic 360-degree views of Aruba from its 1910 tower, and visitors can climb the stairs to the top during a thirty-minute visit. The tour continues to the Cave Natural Pool, a rocky, sheltered swimming area where guests can swim and cliff jump, spending about thirty minutes there. Animal lovers visit Philip’s Animal Garden, a sanctuary housing over 60 rescued species; guests receive feeding bags and have thirty minutes to explore. Additional stops include Shark Bay, known for its rugged coastline and popularity with surfers; the Tripod Bridge, a natural coral limestone formation shaped like a tripod; and Wariruri Beach, noted for its rocky coastline and fishing opportunities but not suitable for swimming due to strong currents. Each of these locations includes about thirty minutes of visiting time. The tour includes non-alcoholic beverages, bottled water, snorkeling equipment, guide service, and hotel pickup and drop-off. Alcoholic drinks and gratuities are not included. The Jeep allows access to remote and scenic locations across the island, covering a variety of exciting attractions and panoramic views throughout the day.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Arikok National Park
Arikok National Park covers about 20% of Aruba’s land area and contains geological, cultural, and historical points of interest. Visitors can explore various trails and observe several animal species within the park.
30 min
Ayo Rock Formations
This site features large monolithic stone boulders arranged closely in unusual patterns. The formations are considered sacred by Aruba’s original Arawak inhabitants and consist of massive single rock pieces located on the island.
30 min
Alto Vista Chapel
Built in 1750 by a Spanish missionary, this is Aruba’s oldest house of worship with a history of over 250 years. Located on hills just above the northern shore, the yellow chapel offers tranquility and is a popular photography spot. Visitors can tour the chapel, meditate, explore the area, and observe its 11 circuits.
30 min
Andicuri Beach
A secluded beach on Aruba’s eastern coast, Andicuri Beach is surrounded by coral cliffs that give it a raw appearance. It is known for its strong waves and rugged access roads best navigated by jeep.
30 min
Baby Natural Bridge
A smaller natural limestone bridge formed by ocean waves over thousands of years. Located in northern Aruba, it is accessible by jeep over rocky paths and offers ocean views and photo opportunities.
30 min
Bushiribana Ruins
The remains of the 19th-century Bushiribana Gold Mill, linked to Aruba’s gold rush history starting in 1824. The site offers sea views and insight into the island’s past gold industry.
30 min
Black Stone Beach
The only beach in Aruba with black sand, surrounded by sharp eroded black stones. It contrasts with the island’s typical white sand beaches.
30 min
California Lighthouse
A lighthouse built in 1910 named after the S.S. California shipwreck. Visitors can climb stairs to the top for 360-degree views of Aruba.
30 min
Cave Natural Pool
A natural pool formed by rocks where visitors can swim and cliff jump. The pool’s water is clear and surrounded by rock formations, offering a refreshing stop.
30 min
Philip's Animal Garden
A wildlife sanctuary and rehabilitation center housing over 60 rescued animal species. Open daily, visitors receive feeding bags and can observe various animals cared for on the island.
30 min
Shark Bay
A beach known for its rugged coastline and scenic views, popular with surfers and visitors looking to relax away from crowds.
30 min
Tripod Bridge
A natural coral limestone formation shaped like a tripod, located near the site of the original Natural Bridge ruins.
30 min
Wariruri Beach
Located in Wariruri Bay, this beach is surrounded by rocky coastline. It is favored for fishing and surfing but unsuitable for snorkeling or swimming due to strong currents. The beach is accessible via jeep over rocky terrain.
30 min
Meeting point
The starting point of the tour can be determined by the guests.
End point
The starting point of the tour can be determined by the guests.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.