See the best sights - Alto Vista Church, California Lighthouse, Gold Mine, Natural Bridge, Ayo Rocks, Arikok National Park and much more! Best Price and Worry Free Back to Ship Guarantee! There is no better way to discover the amazing secrets of Aruba than by seeing it from your four wheel drive jeep. The jeep allows you to have access to the rugged roads of the North coast that a standard vehicle
will not give you. The jeeps have automatic transmissions and will hold 4 guests comfortably. If you have less than 4 in your group, your guide will be more than happy to match you up with other guests. Guests will drive their own jeeps and there will be plenty of chances to stop and switch drivers as well as take in the scenery and snap some amazing photos. For those wanting a private jeep, you will need to purchase all 4 seats. Your friendly and professional guide will lead the way in their jeep as you go on this wide-ranging tour. You will visit the famous California Light House which was named after the ship, "The California". It was one of the ships that received the last distress signals from the Titanic as she sank in to the icy waters in 1912. Moving on, you will also get to experience the serene and peaceful Alto Vista Chapel that is nestled in beautiful Aruban countryside. The chapel was been there since 1750. Built by a Spanish missionary, it stands on the site where the first Catholic Church was built on the island. You will also get to experience the Bushiribana Gold Mine. Built back in 1825 of natural stone, the Gold Mine is the remnants of a gold smelter which functioned for most of the 19th century. Aruba has an abundance of natural wonders and this tour will take you to explore many of them including the Natural Bridge. It is a truly unique formation of coral limestone that has been weathered and formed by years of the pounding surf. The Natural Bridge collapsed in 2005, leaving its smaller version, the baby bridge still standing. You will also visit the Ayo Rock Formation, the Fontein Caves and Arikok National Park. The park contains some of the oldest Arawak drawings, along with trails that show Aruba's enormous variety of plants and animals. The divi-divi and kwihi trees, rare and exotic cacti, aloe vera plants, tropical flowers, birds and iguanas only to name a few. After all of that exploring, you will have worked up a hunger for a delicious Aruban lunch that will be served in a local restaurant. When you are finished with lunch, you will head to Baby Beach to swim in the crystal clear waters or take advantage of the outstanding snorkeling.
