A unique Caribbean city is San Nicolas, which is Aruba’s second largest town. However, until the late 19th century, it was the oldest and largest city in Aruba. It is located about 12 miles southeast of Oranjestad, and the majority of its residents are from the British Caribbean. It is… [Explore San Nicolas]

The Natural Pool which is also called as ‘conchi’ or ‘Cura di Tortuga’ is a natural but secret and hidden pool of water near the coast of Aruba. It is surrounded by rocks and is a perfect spot to getaway for a moment of total relaxation. The location of the… [Explore Natural Pool]

Aruba’s island may be small but its attraction extends well beyond its beautiful beaches. The largest park of the northern coast of the island is the Arikok National Park, consists of which about 20% of the island itself. This park contains numerous noteworthy spots with the connection a network of… [Explore Fontein Caves]

Catch some gold fever at visit to the Bushiribana Gold Mine. Located on the northern coast of Aruba close to the Natural Bridge, this abandoned underground gold mine was built in 1872 by the Aruba Island Gold Mining Company. Operating for 10 years, this site was used to extract gold… [Explore Bushiribana Gold Mine]

On the northwestern tip of Aruba lies a lighthouse built in 1910 by a French Architect. Although you cannot go inside, you can still ascend the hill near its base for some spectacular views. This isolated tip of the island is known as Hudishibana Plateau, and this area features some… [Explore California Lighthouse]

As the second most popular tourist attraction in Aruba after the Natural Bridge, the Casibari Rock Formations holds a special place in every heart – both tourist and local alike. The Casibari is actually comprised of two sections, the larger Casibari rock formation, and the Ayo rock formation. If you… [Explore Ayo and Casibari Rock Formations]

This is a very special place where your stress melts away, cacti is growing along the sides of the winding roads and you can hear the waves crashing far off in the distance in this halo of peacefulness stands a sacred building happy to greet you. Although this building represents… [Explore Alto Vista Chapel]

Most tourists in Aruba look outwards to the magnificent beaches, yet the true beauty of this island nation is within its heart – the majestic Arikok National Park, which is at the center of the island. This park that takes up about 20% of the land on this island encompasses… [Explore Arikok National Park]