5/5 experience here! The visitors centre was informative and the price to enter the national park was well worth the experience. At the caves our guide Rambo was amazing, answering every question and teaching us so much about the local environment- we loved him! Well worth a recommendation!

Arikok National Park is a must visit attraction if one is visiting Aruba. The national park can be fully enjoyed on a drive if one is not much into hiking or other physical activities. There are a variety of unique geologic features such as dy sea caves, beaches, mountains, water holes, etc. We spent almost a whole day driving around and stopping at these main features starting off with a visit to the visitor center where we paid the admission fees and got the wristbands for entry into the park. We ended the day where we got to drive next to huge wind turbines. One unique feature was getting fish manicures at the Fontein Cave area. Going on guided jeep tours and ATVs appears to be a popular activity in the park. In sum, Arkok is an impressive national park, and can be easily managed if one has a car.

Beautiful must visit. Rugged terrain so wear water shoes. Take a utv tour to see it all. Don’t wear anything too nice. Dusty. You can easily spend at least 4.5 hours or more there.

National park filled with natural flora and fauna. Cactus were in flower. We saw lots of pretty birds and iguanas. We had a Kia picanto hire car. There were lots of gravel roads but the car managed them when we took it slow. High view points gave some lovely views across the island. In addition, we saw some beautiful coastal scenery with rough and rugged bays, landscape and 2 lots of caves on the seashore. There was a walking rail to follow at Cunacu. This was well worth taking and is a circular route. However it took us longer than we thought (about an hour) so do wear a hat and take water. The path is paved with a few steps here and there so easy to navigate - just hot!

This was one of our best experiences on the island. The road is a real challenge but as long as you’re staying on the paved (main road) a regular car is fine, just GO SLOW. Both of the cave sights were the best. The bats on the ceiling were interesting to see. The views of the north coast are breathtaking. The park guides were just excellent and seemed excited to impart their knowledge on us. You can even sit down in the stream and get a pedicure from live fish. If you’re the least bit interested in the nature of the island you should check out the park.

If you are traveling to Aruba you must visit the Arikok National Park. Unfortunately, we did not arrive in enough time to tour the entire park. But we did get to see two of the caves and they were beautiful. The Fontein Cave is a must see. After touring the cave be sure to get you fish pedicure!

Great trip! We went with another family, so all 8 of us hired a driver and 4x4 covered jeep-ish vehicle to explore the whole park. We all loved it!! The caves were both amazing to witness and the history of Aruba as well. The swimming water hole was really cool too. Saw Casibari and Ayo as well!! Then rode along the east coast for a while, to the church. Very bumpy ride through the entire park . So hopefully no one gets car sick. Really enjoyed the excursion and would recommend this to anyone!! Even though we already had a rental car. The small sedan would never have made it on the roads in the park. Glad for the tour guide and driver!! This park is well worth the visit! Goldmine ruins were ok. Easy to skip this part. Natural bridge was cool too!

We had a great experience at the park. We drove there in a small car so could only go on roads, park up and walk on tracks. Considering the heat and time of day, we were still able to do quite a lot: Miralamar, Dos Playa, Boca Prins Dunes, Boca Prins, Platage Prins, Fontein Cave, and Quadirikiri Cave. We encountered Park Rangers all along who were very helpful. At Quadirikiri Cave, Aquarius Geerman was particularly helpful and informative. Thanks to him we've got so many new pictures of us in the Cave and outside!

A great nature park with plenty of trails and lots to see. Because it’s so hot, it nice to come early do 3 hours and come back the next day. If you like nature , you can easily spend 3 mornings there. There are caves , ruis of a plantation, ruins of a goldmine. And plenty of glorious vistas .

Trust and believe the reviews that say the ride is rough, because it most certainly is. The views are incredible and the natural pool is something to experience! The pool is smaller than I thought and gets terribly crowded when tours arrive. My girlfriends and I rented a Jeep and I think it’s the way to go… no rushed schedule and totally doable. Just go slow on the drive and take plenty of time for pictures! **People with mobility issues will have a difficult time getting to the pool. There’s a good amount of stairs (uneven at that) and then a decent walk to the pool.