Aruba ATV Tour with Natural Pool Swim
Overview
- 4-hour ATV adventure in Aruba
- Explore the island’s rocky terrain, desert interior and dramatic cliffs and beaches
- Visit Alto Vista Chapel, Baby Natural Bridge and a stone wish garden
- Swim in a natural pool by the Caribbean and spot brightly colored fish
- Choose between a morning or afternoon departure
- Safety briefing, bottled water, entrance fee and round-trip transport from most Aruba hotels included
Why Travelers Choose This Tour
From $79.50 USD
Lowest Price GuaranteeA winding road leads to Alto Vista Chapel, built on the hilltop site of the island’s first Catholic church constructed in 1750. Snap photos of the shimmering Caribbean Sea from this beachside locale before continuing along the remote coastline.
Next up is Baby Natural Bridge, a 25-foot-long (8-meter) coral limestone formation sculpted by eons of wind. You’ll also find hundreds of stone pyramids dotting a shoreline at a nearby wish garden where you can add your own devotional spire.
Continue on to the partial-stone wall ruins of Bushiribana, and learn about the abandoned mill that smelt three million pounds of gold during Aruba’s gold rush in the 19th century.
Another rugged, dust-kicking ride brings you to the Natural Pool, a calm basin of turquoise water surrounded by craggy volcanic outcrops bordering the Caribbean. Refresh with bottled water and a leisurely swim amid tropical fish before re-boarding your ATV for the return trip, ending with drop-off at your hotel.
Reviews
Viator Traveler's Reviews
We had a fantastic time doing this tour, however, just one word of caution - the ATV ride is really difficult especially for someone who has never done it before. There was not much training, just here is the gas, brake, left, right and here you go. It was really scary for me and when we got to the national park with all the stones and rocky path. I had to stop and get on someone else's ATV. Other people were also having trouble getting through the rocky national park. It is definitely a good tour, but just beware of the difficult ATV ride.
I'm still here in Aruba and took this excursion yesterday and had a great time. First and foremost, I must commend our tour guide, Alex for being so patient. There were some ATV riders that were very hesitant to ride the rough terrain and slowed the group. The terrain indeed was extremely rough, I would have never guessed it was so rough but I as a 62 year old female enjoyed every minute of it and would do it again.
As far as the Natural pool swim that was exciting but the walk down the uneven rock stairs to get to the pool was very daunting. The pool of course, one must be VERY cautious, slippery rocks...nothing to hold on to but from a helping hand from anybody offering assistance..worth the trek but not for all. Now the most brutal part of the pool swim was getting back up those stairs, good luck...it took me forever!
This was the best thing we did on our entire cruise. Alex was a very fun guide. This was the perfect excursion to have a blast driving an ATV through the streets and back country of Aruba. It's helpful to you and the rest of the group to have a bit of experience with ATVs beforehand. This isn't really designed to be a slow leisurely tour. My wife and I both thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it, and if we are ever in Aruba again we would ride with Alex anytime.