Private Aruba Off-Road Safari Jeep Adventure with Arikok Park, Beaches, Natural Pools and Wildlife Garden
by Around Aruba Tours
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✓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 off-road safari jeep tour in Aruba lasts between three and eight hours, depending on guest preferences. The tour begins with pickup and ends with drop-off at the guest’s accommodation. It includes visits to several key locations across the island, traveling on rugged terrain accessible only by jeep. The first stop is Arikok National Park, which covers about 20% of the island and features various trails and native animal species. Next, the tour visits the Ayo Rock Formations, where large stone boulders are arranged in unusual patterns and considered sacred by Aruba’s indigenous Arawak people. The route continues to the Alto Vista Chapel, a yellow Catholic chapel built in 1750 on a hill overlooking the northern shore, where guests can walk around and take photos. Several beaches are included: Andicuri Beach on the eastern coast, known for its coral cliffs and strong waves; Wariruri Beach, with a rocky coastline popular for fishing but unsuitable for swimming due to strong currents; and Shark Bay, a coastal spot favored by surfers. Natural formations visited include the Baby Natural Bridge, a smaller limestone arch formed by waves after the original collapsed in 2005, and the Tripod Bridge, a coral limestone formation shaped like a tripod. The California Lighthouse is also on the itinerary, offering panoramic views after climbing its stairs. Two natural pools are part of the tour: Conchi Natural Pool (also called Turtles Cove), a volcanic rock basin inside Arikok National Park, and the Cave Natural Pool, where guests can swim and cliff jump. Historical sites include the Bushiribana Ruins, remains of a 19th-century gold mill linked to Aruba’s gold rush history. The tour also stops at Philip’s Animal Garden, a wildlife sanctuary and rehabilitation center housing over 60 rescued species. Visitors receive a feeding bag to feed the animals during the visit. Included in the tour are pickup and drop-off, non-alcoholic drinks, bottled water, snorkeling equipment, a bandana, and a guide who provides commentary about each location. Alcoholic beverages and gratuities are not included. The itinerary can be customized within the three to eight-hour duration to suit individual interests.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Arikok National Park
Covers up to 20% of Aruba's land, offering various trails and habitats for many animal species. Visitors can explore the park's geological and cultural sites during a 30-minute stop.
30 min
Ayo Rock Formations
Features large monolithic stone boulders arranged in unusual patterns, believed to be a sacred site for the island's original Arawak inhabitants. Visitors can view these impressive natural sculptures in a peaceful setting during a 30-minute stop.
30 min
Alto Vista Chapel
A yellow Catholic chapel built in 1750 by a Spanish missionary, located on hills above Aruba's northern shore. The chapel is over 250 years old and has 11 circuits. Visitors can meditate, take photos, or explore the area during a 30-minute stop.
30 min
Andicuri Beach
A secluded beach on Aruba's eastern coast surrounded by coral cliffs. Known for its rough terrain and strong waves, it is best accessed by jeep. Visitors can enjoy the natural landscape for about 30 minutes.
30 min
Baby Natural Bridge
Baby Natural Bridge is a smaller limestone arch formed by waves over thousands of years in northern Aruba. The original Natural Bridge collapsed in 2005. The rocky path is best explored by jeep, and visitors have 30 minutes to enjoy ocean views and photography.
30 min
Bushiribana Ruins
Bushiribana Ruins are the remains of a 19th-century gold mill from Aruba's 1824 gold rush. The site offers insight into the island's gold history and sea views. Visitors spend 30 minutes exploring this historical location.
30 min
Black Stone Beach
Black Stone Beach is Aruba's only black sand beach, surrounded by sharp, eroded black stones. It contrasts with the island's usual white sand beaches and is visited for about 30 minutes.
30 min
California Lighthouse
California Lighthouse, built in 1910 and named after the sunk S.S. California ship, allows visitors to climb stairs for 360-degree views of Aruba during a 30-minute stop.
30 min
Conchi Natural Pool
Also known as 'Cura di Tortuga,' this natural pool is formed by volcanic stones creating a basin on a rugged coastline inside Arikok National Park. Visitors can observe waves crashing over the rocks during a 30-minute visit.
30 min
Conchi Natural Pool
The Cave Natural Pool is a clear-water pool surrounded by rocks where guests can swim and enjoy cliff jumping. It offers a refreshing stop during the jeep tour lasting about 30 minutes.
30 min
Philip's Animal Garden
One of Aruba's largest wildlife sanctuaries and rehabilitation centers housing over 60 rescued species. Open daily, visitors receive a feeding bag and can see how the animals are cared for during a 30-minute visit.
30 min
Shark Bay
Shark Bay is a scenic beach popular for relaxing and surfing, featuring a rugged coastline. It is visited for about 30 minutes during the jeep tour.
30 min
Tripod Bridge
Tripod Bridge, also called Three Bridges, is a natural coral limestone formation shaped like a tripod. Located near the remains of the original Natural Bridge, it is viewed for 30 minutes.
30 min
Wariruri Beach
Wariruri Beach is a rocky bay known for fishing and surfing but not suitable for swimming or snorkeling due to strong currents. It is accessible by jeep and visited for 30 minutes.
30 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Private Aruba Off-Road Safari Jeep Adventure with Arikok Park, Beaches, Natural Pools and Wildlife Garden
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 off-road safari jeep tour in Aruba lasts between three and eight hours, depending on guest preferences. The tour begins with pickup and ends with drop-off at the guest’s accommodation. It includes visits to several key locations across the island, traveling on rugged terrain accessible only by jeep. The first stop is Arikok National Park, which covers about 20% of the island and features various trails and native animal species. Next, the tour visits the Ayo Rock Formations, where large stone boulders are arranged in unusual patterns and considered sacred by Aruba’s indigenous Arawak people. The route continues to the Alto Vista Chapel, a yellow Catholic chapel built in 1750 on a hill overlooking the northern shore, where guests can walk around and take photos. Several beaches are included: Andicuri Beach on the eastern coast, known for its coral cliffs and strong waves; Wariruri Beach, with a rocky coastline popular for fishing but unsuitable for swimming due to strong currents; and Shark Bay, a coastal spot favored by surfers. Natural formations visited include the Baby Natural Bridge, a smaller limestone arch formed by waves after the original collapsed in 2005, and the Tripod Bridge, a coral limestone formation shaped like a tripod. The California Lighthouse is also on the itinerary, offering panoramic views after climbing its stairs. Two natural pools are part of the tour: Conchi Natural Pool (also called Turtles Cove), a volcanic rock basin inside Arikok National Park, and the Cave Natural Pool, where guests can swim and cliff jump. Historical sites include the Bushiribana Ruins, remains of a 19th-century gold mill linked to Aruba’s gold rush history. The tour also stops at Philip’s Animal Garden, a wildlife sanctuary and rehabilitation center housing over 60 rescued species. Visitors receive a feeding bag to feed the animals during the visit. Included in the tour are pickup and drop-off, non-alcoholic drinks, bottled water, snorkeling equipment, a bandana, and a guide who provides commentary about each location. Alcoholic beverages and gratuities are not included. The itinerary can be customized within the three to eight-hour duration to suit individual interests.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Arikok National Park
Covers up to 20% of Aruba's land, offering various trails and habitats for many animal species. Visitors can explore the park's geological and cultural sites during a 30-minute stop.
30 min
Ayo Rock Formations
Features large monolithic stone boulders arranged in unusual patterns, believed to be a sacred site for the island's original Arawak inhabitants. Visitors can view these impressive natural sculptures in a peaceful setting during a 30-minute stop.
30 min
Alto Vista Chapel
A yellow Catholic chapel built in 1750 by a Spanish missionary, located on hills above Aruba's northern shore. The chapel is over 250 years old and has 11 circuits. Visitors can meditate, take photos, or explore the area during a 30-minute stop.
30 min
Andicuri Beach
A secluded beach on Aruba's eastern coast surrounded by coral cliffs. Known for its rough terrain and strong waves, it is best accessed by jeep. Visitors can enjoy the natural landscape for about 30 minutes.
30 min
Baby Natural Bridge
Baby Natural Bridge is a smaller limestone arch formed by waves over thousands of years in northern Aruba. The original Natural Bridge collapsed in 2005. The rocky path is best explored by jeep, and visitors have 30 minutes to enjoy ocean views and photography.
30 min
Bushiribana Ruins
Bushiribana Ruins are the remains of a 19th-century gold mill from Aruba's 1824 gold rush. The site offers insight into the island's gold history and sea views. Visitors spend 30 minutes exploring this historical location.
30 min
Black Stone Beach
Black Stone Beach is Aruba's only black sand beach, surrounded by sharp, eroded black stones. It contrasts with the island's usual white sand beaches and is visited for about 30 minutes.
30 min
California Lighthouse
California Lighthouse, built in 1910 and named after the sunk S.S. California ship, allows visitors to climb stairs for 360-degree views of Aruba during a 30-minute stop.
30 min
Conchi Natural Pool
Also known as 'Cura di Tortuga,' this natural pool is formed by volcanic stones creating a basin on a rugged coastline inside Arikok National Park. Visitors can observe waves crashing over the rocks during a 30-minute visit.
30 min
Conchi Natural Pool
The Cave Natural Pool is a clear-water pool surrounded by rocks where guests can swim and enjoy cliff jumping. It offers a refreshing stop during the jeep tour lasting about 30 minutes.
30 min
Philip's Animal Garden
One of Aruba's largest wildlife sanctuaries and rehabilitation centers housing over 60 rescued species. Open daily, visitors receive a feeding bag and can see how the animals are cared for during a 30-minute visit.
30 min
Shark Bay
Shark Bay is a scenic beach popular for relaxing and surfing, featuring a rugged coastline. It is visited for about 30 minutes during the jeep tour.
30 min
Tripod Bridge
Tripod Bridge, also called Three Bridges, is a natural coral limestone formation shaped like a tripod. Located near the remains of the original Natural Bridge, it is viewed for 30 minutes.
30 min
Wariruri Beach
Wariruri Beach is a rocky bay known for fishing and surfing but not suitable for swimming or snorkeling due to strong currents. It is accessible by jeep and visited for 30 minutes.
30 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.