Top Things to do in Arikok National Park
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The 6 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in Arikok National Park, Arikok National Park
Discover the best top things to do in Arikok National Park, Aruba including The Gold Mine Ranch, Guadirikiri Caves, Boca Ketu, Andicuri Beach, Natural Bridge, Stonehenge of Aruba.
1. The Gold Mine Ranch
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,055 reviews
The Gold Mine Ranch is a small family owned ranch aiming to provide the best service to all guests. We have AMAZING adventure trails, and friendly well-trained horses. If you want to experience awesome horseback riding, on the beach and coast of Aruba, look no further. Let us be the highlight of your vacation! Photographers available on site.
2. Guadirikiri Caves
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4.5 based on 298 reviews
Who would have thought that these two caves, renowned in folklore as the site where two lovers burst through rock and into heaven, would be so dark, damp, gritty and full of bats?
Reviewed By tabhauser
One of the parks other highlights include the Quadirikiri Cavern where you walk through two large chambers (minding the occasional flying bat) to an opening in the cavern ceiling allowing light in.
3. Boca Ketu
4. Andicuri Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By KCS728
We stayed on the other side of island, where the water is flat, so this was a real treat (if you like waves). We actually came here twice because it was so beautiful The first time, there were only 2 other people on the beach. The next time (after Christmas), there were a few more people, but it was still fairly empty. The waves are pretty big and keep coming!! We were able to borrow boogie boards from the other beach goers on our first time there, which was amazing! The second time, we just body surfed. As others have mentioned, the ride from the Natural Bridge in a UTV can be pretty harrowing, but we got there twice. We saw regular cars, so we know that there must be another way there. It's definitely worth the trip.
5. Natural Bridge
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,100 reviews
Aruba's Natural Bridge collapsed on September 2, 2005. Aruba's stunning geological formation where years of erosion from the sea has carved its way through coral rock forming a 100 foot bridge, 25 feet over the sea, which is the largest of its kind in the Caribbean. Next to the collapsed bridge is now the Baby Natural Bridge which offers great photo opportunities. The site also offers a bar, restrooms and shopping. The area is beautiful for walking or cycling.
Reviewed By NieSam - Maine, United States
We were lucky to be here on a day where there were brisk winds, causing a great surf. The new natural bridge was easily visible as were the remains of the prior one. It’s a great stop to see nature at its finest.
