Aruba UTV Tours - New Natural Cave Pool with Cliff Jumping

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Itinerary

1. 1
   Philip's Animal Garden

   20 min - At Philip's Animal Garden, the largest all-animal rescue habitat in the Caribbean, you will have the opportunity to interact with the many exotic and non-exotic rescued animals that call Philip's Animal Garden their everlasting home. Ideally situated in the hills of Alto Vista, Philip's Animal Garden is an experience for a lifetime. While visiting Philip's Animal Garden, you will explore nature wildlife at its best and original habitat giving you a first-hand experience of the living beauties of Aruba. Philip's Animal Garden is home to over 200 exotic animals with the power of choice and freedom! The animals all choose to live in their unique habitat, each with their personality and habits. With a garden-like experience, you'll enjoy a lively walk through the landscapes of the garden while feeding and interacting with the wildlife to be seen at Philip's Animal Garden, all while receiving our warm-hearted charm and appreciation from our excellent tour guides and wildlife caretakers.

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   Alto Vista Chapel

   15 min - At Alto Vista Chapel, the most historical and first chapel in Aruba, you will bask in the beauty and tranquillity of no other location in Aruba. Our tour guides will share the beautiful history behind the chapel known as Aruba's holy sight. You can reflect and meditate in the tranquillity garden just behind the chapel from the outside. Take in the breathtaking view of the coastline and surrounding hills. If you are so moved, light a candle and give thanks for life's experience. During your stop at this breathtaking site, our tour guides will show you the beauties of the landmark, once built-in in 1952 as a tiny stone chapel located on a hillside high above the city of Oranjestad. From a distance, you can enjoy a magnificent view of the sea. Alto Vista Chapel is one of Aruba's National Landmarks. It is still a worship site, yet it is open to all individuals who wish to visit during daylight hours.

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   Stop 3

   15 min - Natural Baby Bridge One of our most precious stops praised by our travelers has been the Baby Natural Bridge, known to be one of the most famous attractions in Aruba and located on the windy northeast shores of Aruba. The Natural Baby Bridge is now one of the most famous Aruba attractions located on the northeast shore of Aruba. Most travelers are surprised when our tour guides let them know how the Baby Natural Bridge was formed, forged by the waves and wind surrounding our coats. The Natural Baby Bridge is more miniature, with a span of 25 feet and only 3 feet above sea level, and formed by coral limestone carved out naturally through years of pounding surf; don't forget to bring your camera since the coastline in that area is spectacular. You can take some fabulous photos of the waves crashing on the rocks and much more if you're creative, and if not, our tour guides will take them for you. You'll love the coastline view there while watching the rough surf and taking photos.

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   Ayo Rock Formations

   The Ayo Rock Formation will surely blow you away! It is located near Ayo village, about 3.2 km from the natural baby bridge towards Casibari. Experience the old age mounted stones and rocks with Indian paintings and volcanic formations. Ayo Rock Formations in Aruba are a must-see, explore, and even climb! As soon as you arrive, you will realize that this place is filled with mystery and adventure. You will wonder what these rocks are doing there and where they came from, taking the flat landscape with some scattered hills of Aruba into account. You will enjoy beautiful walks and hikes along with the cross pads and tree lines where you will see and hear birds and the breeze of the wind giving you the ultimate nature experience in Aruba. As our tour guides will share the intriguing discoveries made at the Ayo Rock Formations, you will see the mesmerizing rocks for what they indeed are! Our historical sight of mystery and explorations was left to us by the first inhabitants of Aruba.

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