Hikers in Arikok National Park
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Arikok

Arikok National Park

Protected national park covering 34 square kilometers of northeastern Aruba, managed by the Aruba Conservation Foundation.

About

Parke Nacional Arikok covers 34 square kilometers of protected nature in the north-eastern part of Aruba and is home to much of the island's flora and fauna, including the endangered Aruba Island rattlesnake (Cascabel). The tourism board notes caves, Indigenous rock drawings, unusual rock formations and guided walks to bays such as Moro, Boca Prins and Dos Playa. A conservation pass is required to enter and is sold at the San Fuego and Vader Piet entrances. ATVs, UTVs and motorbikes are prohibited in protected areas.

Hours

Mon – Sun
8 AM – 3:30 PM

Hours are for the San Fuego visitor center, open daily. Vader Piet entrance has shorter hours (listed as 8:30-15:00 on the ACF experiences page, 9:00-15:00 on the ACF homepage). Entry fee applies (conservation pass); children under 17 free per ACF.

Location

San Fuego 71 (San Fuego visitor center entrance)

ArikokArea only, not the exact spot