Ayo Rock Formations

Free. Amazing experience if you like history and nature. Beautiful spot. We were the only people there. There is a rock with a blue fence around it that has pictograms in it from ~1092 AD. Also very cool to climb between the large rocks. There is a path but its a bit tricky to get through unless you climb on all fours and squeeze through some spaces. Would not recommend going all the way back if you have mobility issues. Can easily see the pictograms though with no climbing or squeezing required.

You should absolutely visit these rocks—they’re beautiful and well worth the stop. That said, I personally should *not* visit these rocks again, because squeezing through some of the tighter spots briefly convinced me I was moments away from death. My wife made me go, and she was correct to do so—but I did question my life choices halfway through. Are *you* close to death? No? Then you’ll probably love it. Go visit the rocks.

It was so beautiful. Don't recommend flip flops. There was a spot that requires to navigate small opening on my butt. Not recommended for elderly. It was difficult for my in laws in the 70s

Absolutely beautiful! Be sure to bring some water with as it’s hot and exposed to equatorial sun! :) Free to all and very informative placards and signs. Good, solid bathrooms on site! 👍💪☮️⚒️

Impressive rock formation and cacti park🌵 - which are truly native to Aruba! There are a few little hills where you can climb to see the view from the top: an old inactive volcano and landscaping around. Some cool lizards on the rock too… We went here through ABC tour -highly recommended !

Great place to stop and explore. It's free to visit. Not recommended for people with walking issues.there is an easy path that doesn't go up into the rocks. Stairs lead in and out of the rocks. There is one spot that you need to crawl three feet to slide through the opening. Other than that, it's quite accessible. Worth the stop

Come see massive rocks and Indian pictures in some of the caves. You may even encounter some goats along the way to the top. Take in the awe of some huge cactus growing right from the rocks!

This place was amazing, don't skip it. There is a trail you can follow or get off it and explore at your own risk. There are indigenous paintings. Take care of the cactuses, that you will also find all over the island. Entrance is free and there was no poeple when I went. Good place to have a small walk, take pictures or relax.