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Aruba's Natural Wonders

Explore the diverse geological and cultural landmarks within Aruba's Arikok National Park. This collection includes Sero Jamanota, the island's highest point at 188 meters, and Sero Arikok, which offers panoramic views of the rugged coastline. The list also features limestone caves such as Fontein Cave, known for its ancient Arawak petroglyphs, and the Guadirikiri and Huliba caves, the latter famous for its heart-shaped entrance known as the Tunnel of Love.

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Fontein Cave

This tiny cave has beautiful drawings made by the indigenous Arawak people - a fascinating display of the local culture.

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Guadirkiri Caves

A typical cave with several rock formations and narrow corridors. Beautiful place off the beaten path.

Mount Jamanota

Jamanota is a hill situated within Aruba's Arikok National Park, reaching a height of 188 metres and holding the distinction of being the…

Huliba Cave

Also being called "tunnel of love" for its beautiful heart-shaped entrance. Don't forget to take flashlight with you.

Sero Arikok

Standing at 185 meters, this volcanic hill is the second-highest point in Aruba. Located within Arikok National Park, the peak provides 360-degree views of the island's northern and southern shores and the surrounding Caribbean Sea.