Aruba Conservation Foundation

Protecting Aruba’s nature and wildlife through immersive, educational experiences

The Aruba Conservation Foundation (ACF) is the island’s leading organization for the protection and sustainable management of nature. With nearly 26% of Aruba’s land and marine territory under its care—including the iconic Arikok National Park and the vibrant Parke Marino Aruba—ACF is committed to preserving Aruba’s rich biodiversity and fragile ecosystems. Visitors to Aruba can join this conservation effort by exploring these protected areas through guided tours with Nature Experience Rangers. These expert-led excursions offer a deeper connection to Aruba’s landscapes, wildlife, and conservation mission.

What to expect

• Guided nature tours with expert Nature Experience Rangers
• Exploration of Arikok National Park, covering 20% of Aruba’s land
• Visits to four marine protected areas within Parke Marino Aruba
• Fascinating facts about endemic and endangered species in Aruba
• Wildlife sightings, including the Shoco (Aruban burrowing owl), Prikichi and Lora (wild parrots), and Kododo Blauw (whiptail lizard)
• Engaging activities for families, students, and nature lovers
• Park entrance fees directly support local conservation projects
• Sustainable tourism programs developed with the Aruba Tourism Authority
  
  

Insider tip
Choose a morning or late afternoon tour for cooler temperatures, softer light, and the best chances to spot Aruba’s most elusive wildlife.

More than just a park visit
The Aruba Conservation Foundation goes beyond nature walks. Through community-driven projects, educational programs, and strategic partnerships, ACF is shaping the future of sustainable tourism in Aruba. Whether through school outreach, ranger-led experiences, or eco-programs for travelers, ACF inspires people to value and protect the natural treasures of Aruba.