Beach & Cave Tour

Tour mysterious caves, spectacular beaches, and island landmarks aboard an open-air bus. A friendly Aruban tour guide shares intimate knowledge of the island's folklore and historical legends as you make your way to famous sites around the island. Begin at the prominent California Lighthouse, perched against sprawling views of the island's coast. Head to the Alto Vista Chapel, built in 1750 by the Caquetio people and Spanish missionaries, situated on the hills above the north shore of the sea. Head to the former site of the Natural Bridge, a popular landmark in Aruba. The coral limestone structure was formed by the pounding sea over the centuries—it was one of the largest of its kind until it collapsed in September of 2005. Venture to the Ayo Rocks Formation—the unusual shape of these monolithic boulders was used by early settlers to listen for incoming thunderstorms. They rise elegantly from the desert landscape, providing truly unique scenery. Continue to Arikok National Park to visit Guadirikiri Cave, notable for its two dome-shaped chambers, illuminated naturally by sunlight through holes in the ceiling. Arrive at La Granja Restaurant to enjoy a savory barbecue lunch. Conclude your journey at Baby Beach, a sandy stretch of beach in a half-moon shape along a calm lagoon.