Around the island
Sightseeing
Arashi’s white sands and clear turquoise water will blow your mind away (as is the case for all other beaches on the island).
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Arashi Beach
Arashi’s white sands and clear turquoise water will blow your mind away (as is the case for all other beaches on the island).
Let’s get moving! You can climb the Hooiberg up to the top. I assure you the view on top is worth the hike. Just make sure to go early in the morning to avoid the heat.
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Hooiberg
Let’s get moving! You can climb the Hooiberg up to the top. I assure you the view on top is worth the hike. Just make sure to go early in the morning to avoid the heat.
Little Catholic Church on the hills of the north shore named Alto Vista (which means High View)
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Capella d'Alto Vista
Little Catholic Church on the hills of the north shore named Alto Vista (which means High View)
This place is a must visit. However I recommend renting out a jeep to get there or with a tour. Put on your hiking boots, but don't forget about your beachwear. Once you arrive you'd definitely want to take a dip in that turquoise water!
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Conchi
Natural PoolThis place is a must visit. However I recommend renting out a jeep to get there or with a tour. Put on your hiking boots, but don't forget about your beachwear. Once you arrive you'd definitely want to take a dip in that turquoise water!
If you take a look around you will most definitely spot an aloe plant. We are blessed to have this succulent grow around the island. At the Aruba Aloe Factory Museum they not only cultivate the Aloe Vera, but they produce pharmaceutical products such as creams, soaps and lotions which you can buy for yourself or as gifts for loved ones from your trip.
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Fàbrica, museu i botiga d'Aruba Aloe
115 PitastraatIf you take a look around you will most definitely spot an aloe plant. We are blessed to have this succulent grow around the island. At the Aruba Aloe Factory Museum they not only cultivate the Aloe Vera, but they produce pharmaceutical products such as creams, soaps and lotions which you can buy for yourself or as gifts for loved ones from your trip.
Arikok covers almost 20% of the island. If you come to Aruba, you must go to Arikok. Our national park features cacti covered landscapes, rock formations, caves. Put on those hiking boots backpack and lots of water! Stay hydrated!
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Parc Nacional d'Arikok
70 San FuegoArikok covers almost 20% of the island. If you come to Aruba, you must go to Arikok. Our national park features cacti covered landscapes, rock formations, caves. Put on those hiking boots backpack and lots of water! Stay hydrated!
You will find our California Lighthouse on your post card for sure. Close to Arashi Beach and easy to access by car situated at the northern tip of the island. On certain days you are allowed to go up. I recommend going during sunset. The view is breathless.
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California Lighthouse
2 HudishibanaYou will find our California Lighthouse on your post card for sure. Close to Arashi Beach and easy to access by car situated at the northern tip of the island. On certain days you are allowed to go up. I recommend going during sunset. The view is breathless.
If you love exploring under water, the Antilla Shipwreck is a must do on your trip. Antilla lies between Arashi and Malmok and dates from the World War II. Now it's a home for hawksbill sea turtles and many species of fish.
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Antilla Shipwreck
58 OpalIf you love exploring under water, the Antilla Shipwreck is a must do on your trip. Antilla lies between Arashi and Malmok and dates from the World War II. Now it's a home for hawksbill sea turtles and many species of fish.
Ruins of what was once a gold mill. You can access this historic site by car. Stay hydrated and make sure to use sunblock.
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Ruïnes de Bushiribana
Ruins of what was once a gold mill. You can access this historic site by car. Stay hydrated and make sure to use sunblock.
Museo Historico Aruba
ZoutmanstraatA little bit of history