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They were so nice to pick me up and drop me off at my Airbnb even though it’s not in the hotel area. The tour was great, I just wish we could have more time at the beach. This is an affordable option if you don’t have a car. I had a great time!

Donkey sanctuary was an unexpectedly fun adventure. Baby beach best snorkeling-saw turtles and so many fish. Bring water shoes though if want to do the ride down the current on the side-very slippery rocks. . Aloe factory was nice with great products.

This tour was described as air-conditioned bus, but it was more like a Amazon delivery car/ van a small one at that.. I was picked up at a sister resort to where I was staying, but they state that they will pick you up and drop you off at your location.. Everybody was dropped off at their specific hotel and the driver, Mary dropped me off at a sister resort and I told her this after giving her a tip. Her response was oh you can walk there… She was definitely rough around the edges.. The tour itself was nothing to really get excited about. First stop was to the aloe factory where they present a lot of of the overpriced products that they make.. Second stop was the donkey sanctuary where you get to feed the donkeys third stop was baby Beach. None of us knew that they would be charging $80 at the beach for a chair and an umbrella. I think if you know these things in advance you’re prepared or you choose a different kind of tour.. I don’t mind paying for use of facilities, but that was definitely overpriced. To avoid paying the money, you just don’t use the facilities and you could eat or sit at the bar, which is what I did. essentially if you are renting a car, which is what I did you can do this on your own and avoid the overpriced charges.. be prepared to bring your own towel / blanket and find shade on the beach.

We had a tour with Marry and had a great time. What a wonderful tour guide.

Wonderful experience! The Aloe Farm was neat to learn about and Baby Beach was beautiful with chairs to rent and the weather was beautiful.

This was a great tour. We started at the Aruba Aloe factory, which was very informative. They seem to know what they’re doing there as they’ve been in business for over 130 years with great products. Then we visited a Donkey sanctuary and fed the donkeys. We then made our way to Baby beach and spent little less than three hours enjoying the beautiful views and did some snorkeling. Marry was our driver and tour guide. She was very friendly and informative about Aruba and the surrounding areas. Would highly recommend this tour and hopefully you’ll be lucky to get Marry as your driver and tour guide as well.

The only good things about the tour was the Donkey Sanctuary and Aloe Factory. Another beach should be recommended for this tour instead of Baby Beach. Baby Beach is extremely crowded with very limited seating. Baby Beach is also very rocky, wearing water shoes is a must in order to enter the water. There is also no shade and no chairs that are considered free. There is a vendor who price gouges/up-sales 2 chairs/1 umbrella for $80.00 which is crazy because you only have about 2 hours for the beach and not 3 hours as stated in the original itinerary description. The food choices at Baby Beach are also subpar. There is a waiter at “Big Mamas” restaurant named Tony Williams who is very rude/dismissive and the food was very over cooked/dry. Aruba Fantasy Tours should strongly consider bringing guests to a much different more accommodating beach for visitors perhaps maybe Eagle Beach. If you are looking at this tour as a potential option I would reconsider a different tour if you have small children, are unable to walk on rocky surfaces, or may be very sensitive to the sun. There are also no lifeguards at Baby Beach.

The tour was interesting, however, the stop at the aloe vera factory was confused because we had to change buses. The visit to the donkey sanctuary was very nice. Our guide explained everything perfectly in Spanish, just for my husband and me.

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From start to finish this tour was great! Our drivers were Ato (morning), and Jackie (for drop off). Both of them gave a lot of interesting information during the ride and pointed out landmarks. They were very welcoming and professional. Aruba Aloe tour was interesting, and the Donkey Sanctuary was a labor of love. You could see and feel the love for the donkeys! Did you know you can sponsor a donkey for adoption? Well, yes, you can! Baby Beach was as beautiful as promised, but was definitely crowded. I would suggest going earlier if you want a palapa, or any sort of shade. Also, be mindful of the clearly displayed buoys because people do drown there by the strong rip currents near the opening to the ocean. *Just a side note about the beautiful island. It’s getting very built up and the vibe is changing. This is my fourth trip here, and the beauty is fading due to overbuilding of giant resorts and destruction of nature. It’s starting to remind me of The Lorax by Dr. Suess. Bigger is not always better. I’ll always have a special place in my heart for Aruba and its wonderful people!

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It was a nice tour. Having an air conditioned bus was a huge plus. It was a really hot day. Aloe Vera plant was interesting and the donkey sanctuary was cute. The beach was nice. Food was pricey and nowhere to change or wash off the sand for the ride back. Our driver, Ato was, super nice. Provided lots of insights and info about Aruba.