Off-road Jeep tours in Aruba: an exciting outdoor activity
De Palm Tours offers an unique adventure that takes visitors to the most spectacular corners of the island, guided by local experts
Aruba, also known as "One Happy Island," offers tourists a wide variety of attractions. De Palm Tours is one of the region's leading tour operators, offering a wide range of services and offerings for those visiting the island. Among these, the off-road jeep tours offer a unique experience, inviting you to explore the rugged interior to discover landscapes and natural wonders. The excursions are led by experienced guides who share information about the history, culture, and biodiversity of the area.
There are different itineraries with various stops. One of the most recommended lasts approximately six hours. It starts early in the morning and allows you to enjoy a full-day experience taking in the main attractions. The first stop is the iconic Baby Beach, a quiet, family-friendly crescent-shaped beach with calm, shallow waters, ideal for snorkeling in a safe environment. There, the De Palm Tours team provides the necessary equipment, which is included in the package. With a bit of luck, you might even spot sea turtles.
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The tour then delves into Arikok National Park, a protected area that covers 18% of the park and is home to numerous native species. Within the park, you'll visit Fontein Cave, the most popular of the three caves, famous for the Arawak drawings decorating its ceiling, which provide authentic historical value.
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Another highlight is arriving at the unique natural pool known as "Conchi" (bowl) or "Cura di Tortuga" (turtle cave). This volcanic rock formation encloses a small depression where a tranquil pool forms. Due to the remoteness of the site, access is only possible by special vehicles.
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The day concludes with a lunch offering a variety of culinary options. Before returning, visitors can visit the Casibari rock formation, a group of enormous granite blocks that appear naturally stacked, offering panoramic views of the surrounding area.