Unlike Casibari, you walk right through the Giganite rocks ... and straight to a hidden spot with pre-Columbian petroglyphs of the Arawak Indians who once lived in Aruba.

Along the rugged north-east coast of Aruba, with its bays, boulders and cairns, you will reach the island's once largest attraction, the Natural Bridge. Crashed by wind and waves in the '90s, this corner has definitely retained its rugged charm ... The wind is raging, the sea is drumming on the rocks and through it arose a new, smaller Baby Bridge!

Aruba's gigantic two-chamber cave and the neighbouring Fontein Cave are mysterious and easy to walk through. Daylight flows through a circular opening into the largest chamber, bats are buzzing around you ... a good camera is needed here.

The arid climate shows up here clearly! Giant candelabra cacti, low shrubs and dry wata-pana trees make up the vegetation in this park. A species-rich birdlife with about 120 species of birds lives here. Here it goes off-road by jeep from one interesting stop to another. Rensley explains here the plant and animal life of Aruba at the living object.

A blue like from the colour box! The sea is so turquoise and the beach so white that it blows in the eye. Not many people find here, because the beautiful sandy coves are hidden in the protected mangrove thicket. an ideal place for snorkelling and diving.

This "Karinik bathtub" must have been seen. Hip-high water without any movement, bath warm and inviting turquoise blue! Everyone likes to jump in here for a quick refreshment

In San Nicoals, the ancient capital of Aruba, a very special kind of art has developed. Mural Street Art painters from around the world have embellished the old houses with large-format colourful paintings. San Nicolas is the original Caribbean and definitely worth a visit.

On the northern tip of the island's unique sand dunes on one side and the evergreen 18-hole golf course on the other side of the plateau is one of Aruba's landmarks.

11 km fine sandy beach - this is the famous Eagle Beach Aruba. Here you can swim to your heart's content and sunbathe. Beach chairs and umbrellas can be rented in many places.