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UTV and Jeep Island Adventure Mix Up

4.9 ★ · 135 reviews · from USD290

UTV and Jeep Island Adventure Mix Up

Get ready for brand-new thrills! Driving a UTV and getting in a Jeep will give you the ultimate adventure while you exploring Aruba's amazing outback. Travel by Jeep through the Arikok National Park to swim in the famous Natural Pool. Pass by the island's natural wonders including the Blackstone Beach, Twin Bridges and the ruins of the Bushiribana Gold Mill on your very own UTV.

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4.9 ★ · 135 reviews
  • This Fofoti Tours UTV and Jeep combo tour visits multiple national park landmarks along with a swim stop, combining off-road driving with sightseeing.
  • A wide roster of guides is named across reviews, including Oko, Bogo, Gio, Donald Rombley, Amin, Devon, JD, Tony, and Reggie, all generally praised for knowledge and friendliness.
  • Reviewers frequently note the ride to the natural pool is bumpy but worth it, and recommend bringing goggles or a bandana since the off-road portion kicks up a lot of dust.
  • A few reviewers wished for more swim time at the beach stop, and one 4-star review felt the tour included fewer off-road stops than expected compared to renting a jeep independently.
  • A well-liked, high-energy tour for first-time visitors and families wanting a guided overview of Aruba landmarks in one outing.

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✓ Bottled water

✓ Use of Snorkelling equipment

✓ National Park entrance fee

✕ Goggles (available for purchase) $15

✕ Dust mask (available for purchase) $5

1

45 min

Jump on your Jeep and head into the National Park where you'll reach the Natural Pool, a wonder on itself.

2

1 hr

Pass by the Ayo Rock Formations on your UTV and set your quest to the iconic Blackstone Beach, surely a sight to discover. Ride a bit further and you'll also encounter the Twin Bridges. These are two natural bridges formations.

3

30 min

Walk through history at the Bushiribana Gold Mill ruins and hear stories about the 19th gold rush that took place in Aruba.