Aruba Private Full Island Tour

Your tour starts with a beautiful scenic drive along the colorful resort area of Eagle Beach, Palm Beach, Malmok, and Arashi Beach.

One of Aruba's most iconic landmarks, the California Lighthouse offers breathtaking views of the island's coastline.

Alto Vista is a small and charming place of worship that holds significant historical and cultural value. It stands on the hills above the north shore of the Island.

"Located on the northern coast, the abandoned Bushiribana gold mill once processed ore from mines in the nearby hills during Aruba's 19th-century gold rush. Accessible by foot, it offers expansive sea views and stands as a remnant of a once-thriving industry."

Ayo Rock Formations is reminiscent of Bedrock City from the animated show "The Flintstones," where visitors can observe ancient Indian rock paintings.

Frenchman's Pass is a narrow passage on the island of Aruba, nestled between coral cliffs in Balashi. Legend has it that around 1620, French pirates attempted to invade Aruba but encountered resistance from the indigenous people who were defending the pass.

On the way to San Nicholas, we will pass through Saveneta, Aruba’s first capital, where you will see the Dutch Marine Base, the Spanish lagoon, the reef island, and the mangrove woods of Mangle Halto.

When you arrive in San Nicolas, you'll have the opportunity to explore Aruba's most creative and culturally diverse area. It's well-known for its vibrant street art scene, museums, local Arts & Crafts Gallery, authentic eateries, and the unique atmosphere that makes it an upcoming part of Aruba.

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