Aruba Walking Route: Aruba Travel Guide to Kia Oost Pool
This 34.3 km route in Aruba connects the Aruba Travel Guide starting point with Kia Oost Natural Pool, a secluded swimming hole surrounded by rocks in Aruba National Park. The scenic drive takes approximately 10 minutes through Aruba's diverse landscape.
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- Places
- Start
- Aruba Travel Guide
- End
- Kia Oost Natural Pool
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- travmap
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Stops on this route
- Aruba Travel Guide — Caribbean island nation known for pristine beaches, year-round sunshine, and diverse attractions ranging from natural landscapes to cultural heritage sites.
- Kia Oost Natural Pool — A secluded swimming hole surrounded by rocks and filled with seawater.
Useful for your trip
- Where to stay
- The Ritz-Carlton Aruba offers five-star luxury on Palm Beach with private balconies overlooking the Caribbean Sea, two pools, full-service spa, and six on-site restaurants.
- Where to stay
- Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort is an adults-only boutique resort on Eagle Beach with eco-friendly practices, infinity pool, wellness programs with yoga, and organic dining.
- Tip
- Visit Eagle Beach early and spend the day lounging under a Palapa for natural shade from iconic divi trees while enjoying pristine white sand and turquoise waters.
- Tip
- Hike to Kia Oost Natural Pool in Arikok National Park—a secluded swimming hole surrounded by rocks and filled with seawater offering an adventurous and refreshing experience.
- Tip
- Visit California Lighthouse just before sunset to see the sun setting over the ocean; climb to the top for a small fee and enjoy panoramic coastal views.
- Food
- Explore Oranjestad's local markets like Renaissance Marketplace and Royal Plaza Mall for local crafts, jewelry, and try fresh coconut water or local pastei delicacies.
- Tip
- Snorkel at Mangel Halto on the southern coast—a serene beach with mangroves, shallow waters, vibrant coral reefs, and colorful fish with excellent visibility.
- Tip
- Visit Alto Vista Chapel early morning for a tranquil experience; built in 1750, it offers panoramic views of the island's north coast and peaceful surroundings.
- Tip
- Explore the Antilla Shipwreck, a German freighter from WWII accessible to both beginner and experienced divers with vibrant coral and marine life.
- Tip
- Visit The Butterfly Farm in the morning when butterflies are most active; guided tours provide insights into butterfly life cycles and behavior.
- Tip
- Take a sunset cruise on a catamaran to view the island's coastline and Caribbean Sea; many cruises include drinks, snacks, and live music.
- Tip
- Spend an afternoon at Baby Beach, a crescent-shaped beach on the southern tip with calm shallow waters, soft white sand, and food stands nearby.
Video on this route
ARUBA Travel Guide - 10 Things To Do