Explore the vast, surreal outback to discover the unique flora and fauna, cacti forests, rock formations, dry riverbeds, and scenic surfside vistas. Maps, information, and guided tours (reservations only) are available at the visitor center.
Parks & Attractions
Although Africa is the native land of the ostrich, this intriguing bird finds a perfect home in Aruba's rugged landscape. The Aruba Ostrich Farm welcomes you to come and meet its 80-count flock of the largest living species in the world.
The Ayo Rock Formations are monolithic rock boulders located near the Ayo village, about 3.2 km from the natural bridge when heading towards Casibari.
Located just in front of the historical Old Dutch Windmill and within walking distance of the Palm Beach resorts, the Bubali Bird Sanctuary offers some unique bird watching opportunities.
This formation is located in the center of the island. Take Highway 4a to Ayo via Route 6a, just north of Hooiberg, and follow the signs, as they will take you to these popular boulder formations.
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Aruba Tourism Authority
Aruba Tourism Authority (ATA) is the innovative and effective marketing organization that positions the brand Aruba as...
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Atlantic 360 Residences
Atlantic 360 is a beautiful real estate project, steps away from Eagle Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in the...
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MooMba Beach
This is a casual and fun, laid-back beach bar and restaurant featuring tropical cocktails, cold drinks, beer, and wine...
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Smokey Joe's
Their banner “Welcome to the Home of the Best Ribs in the Caribbean,” doesn’t lie, and they make no bones about it! But...
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blog Help Keep Aruba Eco-Happy!
“One Happy Island” is delighted to welcome over one million visitors per year, many of them repeat guests, but...