Aruba 365
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Aruba 365
4 parks and reserves to explore, from the cactus-covered hills of Arikok National Park and the churning waves of the Natural Pool (Conchi) to the Ayo and Casibari rock formations and the snorkeling coves of Boca Catalina.
Aruba's wild desert heart, covering nearly a fifth of the island. Hike past cactus and divi-divi trees to caves, the Natural Pool, and the rugged windward coast where the open sea hammers the cliffs.
Aruba's network of protected marine zones along the calm leeward coast. Sheltered reefs, seagrass beds, and the famous Antilla shipwreck make for warm, clear snorkeling and diving year-round.
A green wetland oasis just inland from Palm Beach, where freshwater ponds draw herons, egrets, cormorants, and dozens of migratory birds. Climb the watchtower for a free, easy escape into nature.
Aruba's most important mangrove inlet, a calm, sheltered lagoon ringed by red mangroves. A protected Ramsar wetland that shelters birds, young fish, and the island's best mangrove kayaking and paddleboarding.
Tell us your fitness, your dates, and whether you want a guide. We'll thread the parks you've saved into a sensible loop, with trailheads, seasons, and how to reach each one.