The Arikok National Park in Aruba offers a spot of protected paradise right in the center of Aruba. Occupying a substantial piece of Aruba’s interior, Arikok National Park encompasses land near the north coast. Arikok National Park features over twenty-one miles of established hiking trails which travel past Aruba’s most important natural resources and historical landmarks. See aged Arawak petroglyphs and the remains of an early Dutch settlement. Expect to see the divi-divi tree, one of Aruba’s native trees, in addition to plenty of tropical flowers and cacti. Aruba’s natural wildlife along the trails include the Kododo Blauw lizard, the Cascabel rattlesnake and the Aruban rattlesnake. Land features throughout Arikok National Park include Aruba’s biggest landmass, Mount Jamanota.

Parties and events often require street closings and Aruba happily obliges. Your group may be able to close a street for a celebration or special event. Ask your DMC about street closings and street parties to compliment your meeting.

Aruba’s rock formations are natural stone wonders on this Caribbean island. Three distinct rock formations sit on the island including the Ayo rock formations which are often compared to “bedrock,” the fictional prehistoric home of the “The Flinstones.” Walking trails around the formations have been constructed to allow for safe viewing.