Aruba Island Tour: Swim in a Cave Pool!
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Overview
The Full-Day Sightseeing Island Tour of Aruba with Cave Pool Swim shows off the best of Aruba in just 7 hours! It's great for first-time visitors who want to learn about Aruba's history, culture, and industries. Get ready for a fun swim in a cave pool on the north shore! If swimming isn't for you, no problem – you can still enjoy the sights.
What can you expect? This tour visits the California Lighthouse for amazing views, the cool rock formations at Casibari and Ayo, and the famous Natural Bridge ruins. The tour also stops at the Aruba Aloe Factory, Museum & Store to see how aloe is made. Plus, there is time to relax at Baby Beach and Mangel Halto Beach.
This tour includes bottled water, swimming at the cave pool and Baby Beach, and pick-up and drop-off from the cruise ship terminal, hotel area, or Airbnb. Food, snacks, and snorkeling gear are not included. Guides speak English, Spanish, and Dutch. They make sure everyone has a good time exploring! The buses are air-conditioned or open-air, so everyone can travel comfortably. This is not a private tour.




Highlights
See Aruba's Top Spots: Visit the California Lighthouse, rock formations, and beaches in one day.
Swim in a Cave Pool: Take a dip in a unique cave pool on Aruba's north shore.
Learn About Aruba's Culture: Discover the history and industries of Aruba with a friendly guide.
Easy Transportation: Get picked up and dropped off at your hotel or cruise ship.
Sentiment Analysis
Most customers really enjoyed seeing Aruba's main attractions in a single day with the help of friendly guides. The cave pool swim and beach time were big hits.

Customers loved seeing many places in Aruba in one day.
The tour guides are friendly and speak different languages.
Swimming in the cave pool and relaxing at Baby Beach were highlights.
Pick-up and drop-off from hotels and the cruise port are very helpful.
Some customers wished they had more time at each stop.
A few people mentioned the bus could be crowded.
The Journey
Aruba Aloe Factory, Museum & Store
Discover the legacy of Aruba's aloe industry at the Aruba Aloe Factory, Museum & Store. For over 160 years, aloe cultivation has been integral to the island's economy. Tour the state-of-the-art factory and delve into the history of aloe production, witnessing the journey from plant to product. The museum showcases the evolution of aloe farming in Aruba. Conclude your visit with a shopping opportunity, where you can find unique aloe-based products, including their signature hand sanitizer known for its amazing scent and skin-protecting qualities.
California Lighthouse
Perched at the northwest tip of Aruba, the California Lighthouse offers panoramic views of the island's coastline. Ascend the lighthouse (admission fee applies) to witness breathtaking vistas of the surrounding landscape, including the California Sand Dunes and the sparkling Caribbean Sea. Built to warn ships away from the Aruban coast, the lighthouse is named after the S.S. California, which sank nearby in 1891. The area offers exceptional photo opportunities.
Casibari Rock Formation
Venture inland to the Casibari Rock Formation, a cluster of unique quartz diorite boulders rising from the Aruban desert. Climb to the summit for stunning views of up to 30% of the island, including the iconic Hooiberg (Haystack Hill). The smooth, sculpted surfaces of the rocks create an otherworldly landscape, perfect for capturing memorable photos. Explore the surrounding gardens and enjoy the tranquility of this natural wonder.
Ayo Rock Formations
Experience the mystical beauty of the Ayo Rock Formations, ancient monolithic boulders that exude an aura of serenity. These towering stones were once a sacred site for the island's indigenous Arawak people, who left behind intriguing rock carvings. Wander among the formations, imagining the stories and traditions of Aruba's past. The Ayo Rock Formations are a testament to the island's rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.
Natural Bridge Ruins & Andicuri Bay
While the iconic Natural Bridge collapsed in 2005, the site remains a captivating destination. Marvel at the ruins of what was once Aruba's most famous landmark and take in the spectacular views of Andicuri Bay, a popular spot for bodyboarding. A smaller natural bridge is also in formation nearby. The rugged coastline and crashing waves offer a dramatic backdrop for unforgettable photos. Discover the resilience of nature and the enduring beauty of Aruba's coastline.
Bushiribana Cave Pool
Discover a hidden gem near the Bushiribana Gold Mill Ruins: a secret cave pool. For adventurous travelers, descend a ladder into this secluded oasis and swim in the cool, refreshing water. Swimming shoes are recommended for navigating the rocky terrain. This off-the-beaten-path experience offers a unique and unforgettable way to connect with Aruba's natural beauty. The crystal-clear waters and the mystery of the cave create an enchanting atmosphere.
Baby Beach
Located on Aruba's southeastern tip, Baby Beach is a paradise for families and snorkelers. With its shallow, crystal-clear waters and spectacular ocean views, it's the perfect place to relax and soak up the Caribbean sun. Children can safely splash and play in the gentle surf, while snorkelers can explore the vibrant underwater world. The calm waters offer a safe and enjoyable experience for all ages.
Mangel Halto Beach
Escape to the secluded shores of Mangel Halto, a hidden gem on Aruba's coastline. This tranquil beach is a haven for sunbathers and snorkelers, with calm, shallow waters teeming with sea life. Explore the intriguing network of mangroves that support this rich ecosystem, providing a unique and unforgettable experience. The crystal-clear waters and abundant marine life make it a snorkeler's paradise.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes bottled water, swimming at the cave pool and Baby Beach. Pick-up and drop-off are provided from the cruise ship terminal, hotel area, or Airbnb. Food, snacks, and snorkeling equipment are not included. Please bring your own towel and sunscreen. The tour uses air-conditioned or open-air buses.
Hot Tip
Some people said they wished they had more time at each stop. Wear comfortable shoes because there is some walking. Bring your swimsuit and a towel for swimming in the cave pool and at the beach!