Aruba Create Your Own Island Tour

A scenic drive past Eagle Beach, Palm Beach, Malmok, and Arashi Beach on the way to the California Lighthouse.

The Aruba Aloe Factory & Museum, located in Aruba, offers a tour of the museum and factory that provides insight into the 160-year history of aloe cultivation on the island, as well as the aloe production process.

Built in the 17th century, this small Catholic chapel, also known as the "Pilgrims Church," has a fascinating history that your tour guide is eager to share with you.

Climb the Casibari rock formations and enjoy a 40% view of the island.

Visit the famous Ayo rock formations, known as Bedrock City from the animated show "The Flintstones."

The former gold mill in the northern part of Aruba is a reminder of the island's little-known gold rush. Gold was first discovered in 1824 and remained an important industry in Aruba until around 1916. The ruins resemble a crumbled castle off in the distance on the northeast coast of the island.

The natural bridge was made of coral limestone, over 30 meters long, and 7 meters above sea level. It was a top attraction of Aruba, following the kilometers-long, snow-white sandy beaches, and drew in over 1 million tourists annually. Unfortunately, after millions of years of erosion from strong trade winds and pounding ocean waters, the bridge collapsed on the night of September 2, 2005. Nearby, you can find the remains of the smaller, still intact natural bridge, Baby Natural Bridge.

Visit Aruba's main panoramic site by climbing around 700 steps. You can observe the entire island from this central point.

Get to know the local culture by visiting San Nicolas, our second-largest city with rich cultural and heritage sites.

Make sure to take in the breathtaking views from the top of the ancient ruins at this enchanting historic location.

The Mangel Halto beach is one of the most beautiful hidden snorkeling sites The Mangel Halto beach is among the most stunning hidden snorkeling sites on the island, situated at the Spanish Lagoon.

Baby Beach is famous for its beautiful half-moon sandy shore in a peaceful lagoon. The water is shallow, making it a perfect beach for families with children. Swimmers can wade out a long distance and still touch the sea floor.

Explore the lively capital city of Aruba, Oranjestad. The area is peppered with little shops, vendors, beautiful architecture, and Dutch history.