Arikok National Park

Arikok National Park is a protected area in Aruba, covering 7,907 acres of dramatic landscapes, unique attractions, and cultural heritage sites. The park is home to a variety of flora and fauna, including rare and endangered species such as the Aruba Island rattlesnake, the Aruba burrowing owl, and Hummelinck's vesper mouse. Visitors can explore the park's caves, including Fontein Cave, which features pre-Columbian Arawak cave drawings, and take guided nature walks through dry river beds to secluded bays. The park also features historic adobe plantation houses and abandoned gold mines. With its diverse ecosystems and rich cultural heritage, Arikok National Park is a great place to spend the day and learn about Aruba's natural and cultural history