Caves, rugged coast and the Natural Pool
Arikok National Park covers around 34 square kilometres, about 18 per cent of Aruba. The park protects the island's rugged interior and north-east coast, with cacti, rock formations, caves and hidden beaches.
Highlights include the Natural Pool (Conchi), the Fontein and Quadirikiri caves, Boca Prins and Dos Playa. The park is managed by the Aruba Conservation Foundation.
Highlights
- Natural Pool (Conchi)
- Fontein and Quadirikiri caves
- Boca Prins and Dos Playa beaches
- Hiking trails and Jamanota hill
Good to know
- Entrance fee: US$22 for visitors aged 18 and over; under 18 free
- Opening hours: San Fuego visitor centre daily 8:00–15:30
- Natural Pool: only by 4x4, on a guided tour, on horseback or on foot
- Tip: bring plenty of water, sun protection and sturdy shoes
- Website: arubanationalpark.org
Prices, schedules and conditions change regularly, so check with the operator or venue before you go.
See also: more things to do in Aruba.
Last updated: September 2026.
