Sightseeingtour op Aruba met vervoer

I thought this was going to be a smaller, more intimate tour with maybe 20 people, but it ended up being a full bus with about 50 to 60 people. The tour includes hotel pickups, which can eat into the actual sightseeing time. Our tour guide, Jay, was great — very informative and friendly. Overall, it was something to do for a few hours, but would I do it again? Probably not. One downside was that two of the stops ended at large gift stores that felt more like money grab sales stops than cultural experiences. These weren’t your typical souvenir shops with small trinkets — they were large stores clearly geared toward pushing specific products. I would’ve preferred less of a hard sell and more focus on actual sightseeing. If I wanted to shop, I could’ve done that on my own time. The most interesting stop was the Natural Bridge — or what’s left of it. My husband was annoyed that the tour advertised a visit to the bridge even though it collapsed over 20 years ago. You’re really just seeing the site where it used to be. It’s still beautiful but still not a bridge. While at the natural bridge you are given a snack of a free cheese empanada. It was okay, but probably would’ve been better if it was served warm. Jay is what made this more interesting and I would probably not do it again.

Juan Carlos - Jaye - was a great tour guide and was very informative. The half day tour gave us a good look at the whole Island and interesting sights. It turned out the Butterfly Farm - which we weren't excited about - proved to be full of facts and just enjoyable with all the butterflies fluttering around. As a senior couple, this was a smooth trip on a very comfortable and air conditioned bus.

The guide was extremely helpful and knowledgeable. It was a great experience. I learned the history and present day life of Aruba.