Jeep Safari in Aruba: 4 hoursprivate

Our Elite Private Safari tour is the perfect choice for those who are looking for a more intimate and flexible experience. Determine your own starting time, length and route, making it the most complete experience available today. This tour is also available in a 6-hour version.

The tour starts from the moment we pick you up at your hotel or resort. You will be brought to our office, which is located only 10 minutes away from all major resorts, where you will be greeted by your tour captain.

Our knowledgeable local guides will help you create the perfect experience. Below are the top spots that you should not miss if you are a first time visitor to Aruba:

California Lighthouse: The lighthouse was named after the S.S. California - which sunk previous to its construction in 1910. Perched on a high seaside elevation, the lighthouse has become one of Aruba's scenic trademarks and offers a picture perfect view of the island's western coastline of beaches and coral shorelines.

Bushiribana Gold Mill Ruins: In 1824, gold was discovered in Aruba, and the industry produced more than 3 million pounds of gold. An English company built a gold smelter at Bushiribana in 1872, a picturesque spot near the sea that was sacred to the island's original inhabitants, the Arawak Indians.

Breathing Rocks: the heart beat of Aruba, made up of volcanic rocks resulting in a seasonal refreshing Natural Pool.

Andicuri Beach: Situated on the island’s windward coast, Andicuri Beach boasts a breathtaking and scenic setting. The wide bay is enclosed by coral-stone cliffs of which some parts provide for a little shade. Due to its perfect waves and stronger surf, various local body-boarding competitions are held here. Locals love to come here for the peace and quiet.

Blackstone Beach: Lined with small and shimmery black eroded stones, Black Stone Beach is the only beach in Aruba boasting “black sand”. Erosion by the water not only created black pebbles but also rather sharp and edgy rocks that both characterize this location. Black Stone Beach is located close to three newly forming natural bridges in Arikok National Park. The beach is quiet and secluded.

Natural Bridges: Pounding waves and strong winds have slowly chiseled away at the limestone cliffs along Aruba’s north coast to create several natural bridges. Before collapsing in 2005, the largest and most photographed of these bridges was the famous Natural Bridge between the Bushiribana gold mine ruins and Andicuri Beach. The remains of this bridge are still visible, and you can witness the adjacent intact Baby Bridge being born.

Arikok National Park: This beautiful nature reserve is home to a variety of unique attractions and cultural heritage sites, including spectacular caves, original Indian rock drawings, unusual land formations made from lava, quartz diorite and limestone, guided nature walks through dry river beds to secluded bays like Moro, Boca Prins and Dos Playa.

Conchi Natural Pool: In a unique rock formation, volcanic stone circles a small depression, creating the tranquil natural pool of Aruba. The location of the pool is surrounded by some of Aruba's most rugged terrain, so a visitor truly gets the feeling of having "discovered" something when they reach the site. The Conchi Natural Pool is Aruba’s most remote, yet most famous natural attraction.

Baby Beach: Famous Baby Beach in the southern part of Aruba, close to San Nicolas, is a true Caribbean beach paradise. This gorgeous half-moon sandy expanse in a calm lagoon is ideal for families with small kids. Complimentary huts are placed throughout the beach to protect you from the sun.

Ayo and Casibari Rock Formations: These two ancient rock formations were created as a result of a collision of tectonic plates. The top of Casibari offers a beautiful panoramic view, while Ayo hosts a path to primitive Indian cave paintings. The rocks are surrounded by a “cactus forest” which is also nice to explore.

Indian Caves: Along Aruba’s windward coast, in the deep recesses of rock, you will find mysterious wall paintings left behind by Indians. The Guadirikiri Cave is famous for its two chambers, illuminated by the sunlight streaming through holes in the roof of the cave. The Fountain Cave is the most popular one for the Arawak drawings on the ceiling that provides a real sense of island history.

Dos Playas Beach: Visitors of the Arikok National park have access to Dos Playa offers two coves in pure nature. One cove is a go-to for island surfers, with a broad white-sand beach for sunbathing or relaxing under the shade of the sea-grape trees. It is a must-go for people who like an unspoiled beach experience.

These are some of the most popular spots in Aruba but if you wish to see something else, our guide will help to arrange it. Ice cold water water and sodas are offered throughout the tour and we can provide snorkeling gear if needed.

At the end of the tour, you will be returned to your hotel.