We rode with Aruba Horse Tours on their Wariruri Beach tour, which is beginner-friendly and starts right at the ranch with an explanation before you head out. You cross the street on horseback and head into rougher, more natural terrain, working your way down toward the Bushiribana ruins and a small beach with its own mini natural bridge, which is where the tour gets its name. From there you walk along the coast past the crashing waves on the north side, no swimming with the horses here, just really nice views the whole way. Wear long pants and closed-toe shoes if you have them, since parts of the trail brush past branches and cactuses. The horses are clearly well looked after, and the same company also does horse shows and lessons. We'd say go after a bit of rain if you can, the landscape is much greener then, and the morning slot is a nice cooler option if you'd rather skip the afternoon heat.
