Aruba Private Tour with SeaFood/Caribbean Food Included

Eagle Beach has been rated as one of the best beaches in the world, and a top beach in the Caribbean time and time again This beach is famous for its many low- rise resorts and wide public beach, it is the widest beach of Aruba, and has soft white sand.

Arashi is a beach on the north tip of Aruba, in the district of noord It's close to malmok ,kudarebe and the California lighthouse The beach is popular for swimming and snorkeling.

The Arikok National Park offers a unique geological, cultural, and historical insight into Aruba. The area of this national park is up to 20% of the whole area of the island. There are many beautiful trails in this national park which you can enjoy. You will get to explore many animal species here.

Nonetheless, the site has an amazing view over the Andicuri bay which is a popular body boarding spot. The good news is that there is a little natural bridge in formation that you will be able to enjoy. It is located right next to the original site where now lay the ruins of the old natural bridge.

The Casibari rock formation is located toward the center of the island just north of the haystack hill named Hooiberg. You can climb on top the rock formation composed of quartz- diorite and enjoy the view of about 30 precent of the island. Perfect spot for some amazing photos.

This secluded beach is a perfect sunning and snorkeling spot in Aruba with calm, shallow waters rich in sea life supported by an intriguing network of mangroves.

The California lighthouse is located at the northwest tip of Aruba. Enjoy the amazing view that this site has to offer when you climb up the stairs of this lighthouse. There is an admission fee that's not included in the tour.

The Fontein Cave is the most popular of the caves as it is the only one that has the drawings of Arawak Indians on the ceilings, providing a real sense of island history to this cave.

The Quadirikiri Cave is famous for its two chambers, illuminated by the sunlight streaming through holes in the roof of the cave. The cave extends for about 100 feet. In the darker portions of the cave nest hundreds of harmless bats