Arikok National Park trip planner

Arikok National Park encompasses nearly a fifth of Aruba's total area, sprawling along the northeastern coastline and across the eastern interior. While taking a tour of Arikok National Park, you can visit Aruba's tallest peak, remnants of a gold-mining settlement, and the ruins of a colonial-era farm once inhabited by Dutch peasants. Other popular places to visit in Arikok National Park include an eco-friendly visitor center, a beach frequented by sea turtles, and several caves with ancient petroglyphs and unusual rock formations carved naturally over thousands of years. The park plays a key role in the local government's attempt to safeguard the island's natural wonders and showcase its diverse plant and animal life. Plan your visit to Arikok National Park and other destinations in Aruba using our Aruba tour itinerary maker.