If you are looking to get away from the white, sandy beaches for a bit and explore the rugged Aruban outback, take a private tour with one of our open-air Land Rovers for a heart-racing adventure. Said to be Aruba’s roller coaster, this is the most thrilling and yet safest way to get to the island’s secluded treasure, the Natural Pool, which offers beautiful snorkeling.
Your adrenaline will pump as our First Response certified tour guide takes you on a wild ride through the rolling hills of the countryside. With twists and turns at every corner you’ll be glad to have an experienced driver who also knows where to stop for photo oportunities.
Highlights include the California Lighthouse, named after the U. S. ship that sunk two years before its construction, Alto Vista Chapel - the first Roman Catholic Church in the island, built in 1750 and reconstructed in 1953, Gold Mill Ruins and the Baby Natural Bridge and Ruins.
This is one off-road adventure you will not experience elsewhere, as the trip includes historical, cultural, and intriguing facts about Aruba projected over the PA system. An assortment of goodies and refreshments are provided along the way.
Explore Aruba in an air-conditioned bus. Your friendly and professional tour guide will show you the attractions and natural landmarks of Aruba.
Your first stop will take you to the Aloe Vera Factory and Museum. Aloe, first introduced to the island in 1840, became a very important part of Aruba's history. At one point Aruba was the largest exporter of Aloe in the world with almost two-thirds of the island covered in plants. You will have the opportunity to take a tour through the state-of-the-art Aruba Aloe Factory and learn more about its history in the adjacent museum.
Next you will visit the Casibari Rock Formation. One of Aruba’s famous natural wonders the Casibari Rock Formation. This rock formation is a cluster of huge rocks. The rock formation, unique to the more typical features of the area, inexplicably rises up from the desert soil to create an unusual setting. Some of the rocks weigh several tons and feature peculiar forms. The Government of Aruba has created walking trails and steps through the rocks, allowing hikers to reach the top to obtain breathtaking views of the island.
Your third stop will be at the Natural Bridge, a formation of coral limestone cut by years of pounding surf. It was one of the largest natural spans in the world, standing 23 feet above sea level and spanning more than 100 feet across until it collapsed in 2005.
Next you will travel to Alto Vista Chapel. The chapel was built on the site of the first Catholic church built in Aruba in 1750 by a Spanish missionary. It is a special place for peace and contemplation, surrounded by the Aruban countryside.
The next stop will be at the famous California Light House, named after a ship called the California, which has the distinction of having received distress signals from the Titanic as she went down in icy waters in 1912. This area offers some of the most beautiful scenic views of Aruba.
Your final stop will be at Arashi Beach. Famous for its beautiful white sand and great snorkeling. You will get the opportunity to go for a swim, do some tanning or go snorkeling.
Most visitors don’t have the opportunity to experience Aruba’s cultural highlight of the year – Carnival (or, as we call it here, Carnaval). But now you can discover the colorful spirit of Aruba’s Carnival and island culture every Thursday evening at the Carrubian Festival. Situated on the island’s southern tip in the heart of San Nicolas, the Carrubian Festival brings Aruba’s culture to life with live music and shows, stilt walkers, handicrafts, delicious, traditional homemade cuisine of the Caribbean region, and a parade of glittery dancers showcasing many of our past Carnival’s gorgeous costumes.
The center of activities is a stage area where spectators can relax at tables to enjoy a diversity of Caribbean cuisines and a parade of local entertainers. The main street is closed to traffic becoming a pedestrian mall filled with colorful booths selling local food, handicrafts and logo souvenirs, with fun activities for the entire family.
Adventurous hiking experience through the Aruba Arikok National Park guided by a real park ranger who will show you different flora & fauna that can be found in Aruba along with some of the most amazing views on island.
The following stops are made on this tour:
- Arikok National Park
Park rangers will escort you on this hike that will showcase fascinating flora and fauna and interesting historical sites.
The Arikok National Park is home to priceless gems that we know are rare because they are indigenous to our island. The Aruban burrowing owl (Shoco), Aruban rattlesnake, Aruban whiptail lizard, and Aruban parakeet (Prikishi) find our Aruba National Park the perfect address to live at together with the native flora and fauna supported by the protected unusual land formations made from lava, quartz diorite and limestone.
Aruba's national park also protects bats that have their home inside caves with authentic Arawak Indian drawings for you to decipher
This trip is best described as a reef crawl. The experience starts when you board a luxury catamaran at De Palm Pier in Palm Beach. From here, you’ll sail out to some of Aruba’s best snorkelling spots. The first stop of the day will be Catalina Bay, where starfish cling to the rocks beneath the water. Arashi reef is the next on the list. Turtles, octopus and angel fish are regulars around the coral, but the real reason people come to snorkel here isn’t natural. The skeleton of a merchant ship broods on the seabed here. The drinks and snacks will be on ice for your entire trip. If you want to get closer to the underwater exhibits, you can upgrade your snorkelling trip to a snuba experience. Snuba is a hybrid of snorkelling and scuba diving. You’ll breathe through a regulator that’s attached to an air supply on the surface, so you don’t have cumbersome gas tanks on your back.
Atrévete con un viaje fuera de lo común. Sumérgete a 35 metros de profundidad con el espectacular submarino Atlantis, una de las atracciones más destacadas de Aruba.
Destacamos
- Una conmovedora aventura submarina para toda la familia
- Explora maravillas naturales a través de grandes ventanas
- Narración profesional a bordo
Mantén un cercano encuentro con las éxoticas especies marinas que esconde el mar Caribe. A bordo del Atlantis, uno de los submarinos de pasajeros más grandes del mundo, explorarás las misteriosas profundidades marinas de Aruba. Contempla restos de naufragios, fascinantes arrecifes de coral, diversidad de peces tropicales multicolor y extensos campos de esponjas mientras la tripulación te ofrece una completa y entretenida explicación acerca de la vida marina de la zona.
Atlantis te ofrece la posibilidad de admirar el paraíso submarino a través de grandes ventanas y sin mojarte. Además, cuenta con un cómodo interior y aire acondicionado. Una experiencia realmente reveladora que no te puedes perder.
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De Palm Island en Aruba, es el único destino todo incluido a un precio muy accesible. Si usted y su familia están en busca de un día de diversión y aventura en conjunto, o una pareja que busca escapar del ajetreo y el bullicio de la zona de playa por una cierta relajación y cuidado del cuerpo esta isla ofrece algo para todos! Estos son sólo algunas de las curiosidades de todo incluido que le esperan en su escape a De Palm Island.
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Sácale el máximo provecho a tu escapada con nuestro servicio de asistente personal, dirigido a viajeros de todo el mundo y ofrecido por habitantes locales. Disfruta de tus vacaciones mientras viajas sin preocupaciones con la ayuda y el conocimiento de asistentes locales, que harán que tu experiencia sea de lo más placentera y enriquecedora.
Qué incluye nuestro servicio de asistente personal:
- Encuentro a tu llegada (bajo petición)
- Servicio de intérprete
- Información sobre las infraestructuras de la zona y el transporte
- Organización, reserva y compra de tours, entradas, atracciones, eventos, traslados y alquiler de coches
- Asistencia durante la estancia (concertar visitas con médicos…)
- Información sobre la cultura, estilo de vida y tradiciones
- Servicio 24/7
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Inglés y español.
This trip gets you up close to Aruba’s dramatically rugged coastline along the Andicuri Trail. Your vehicle for the day is a UTV – a bit like a cross between a golf buggy and a quad bike. It’s the best way to get to Andicuri Beach, on Aruba’s isolated north-eastern coast. When you arrive, you’ll see the powdery sands, which are flanked by rocky formations, and the powerful waves that make this secluded cove a big hit with body-boarders. Later, you’ll make photo stops at the ruins of a 19th-century gold mine, and at the bright yellow Chapel of Alto Vista. The last stop of the day is at the California Lighthouse, which watches over Arashi Beach on Aruba’s north-western tip.
You’re in for a bumpy ride on this bike tour – it explores the rugged, lunar landscape of northern Aruba, led by an expert mountain biker who’ll guide you each step of the way. Highlights of the trip include the California Lighthouse, with its sea and dune views, and Natural Bridge, a sea-worn arch that you can walk right across. The tour fetches up on Arashi Beach. This place is a favourite with locals, so expect fewer loungers and hotels and more in the way of footprint-free sands.