The National Archaeological Museum Aruba exhibits artifacts from excavations carried out on the island. It provides historical evidence of Aruba's indigenous population, their daily lives, and their rituals. The museum consists of room-size dioramas, interactive displays, and multimedia.
Arikok National Park is the perfect place to explore the rugged terrain and diverse landscapes of Aruba. The park covers 20% of the island's land area and includes volcanic lava formations, hidden caves, and arid desert landscapes. The visitors can take the park's guided tours, explore on their own, or hike through various trails of the park.
Aruba Aloe Factory and Museum feature a detailed history of aloe vera agriculture and production on the island. Visitors can witness the transformation from aloe leaf into the final innovative products. Besides learning about the aloe vera's importance in Aruba, the visitors can indulge in some shopping of aloe vera products.
San Nicolas Mural Tours is one of Aruba's creative and cultural hotspots. It is a simple walk to appreciate the variety of street murals available across the town. The tour is free, and visitors can hear stories behind the artwork from the muralists. The visitors can avail the tour on their own or with a guide.
In case of a more extended trip, one can explore the local art scene in Oranjestad, visit the Guadirikirt Cave, or take a walk around the famous Palm Beach. Those who have a lesser amount of time can opt to visit only one place from the above itinerary, depending on their interest.