AI generatedCasibari
Aruba · Paradera · 70 m
Short description of Casibari
Casibari is a mound of tonalite boulders in the middle of Aruba, piled across some thirty thousand square metres with single blocks standing twenty metres high. Steps and a squeeze between two rocks lead to the top, where the whole island is laid out from coast to coast. The same stone breaks the surface again at Ayo a few kilometres east, where the Arawak left drawings on the sheltered faces. Between the two rises Hooiberg, a cone with a stairway to its summit. Divi-divi trees and columnar cactus grow out of the cracks.
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Recommended length of stay
Minimum1 day
Optimal1 day
Maximum1 day
Travel seasons at a glance
Best time to visit: January – August
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All highlights and sightsBeta
- Casibari boulders and the stair to the top
- Island panorama from the summit rock
- Ayo Rock Formations and their Arawak drawings(Day trip)
- Hooiberg and its stairway to the cone(Day trip)
- Squeeze passage between the two rocks
- Boulder shapes named for birds and faces
- Divi-divi and columnar cactus around the rocks
- Craft stalls at the Casibari entrance
- Sunset over the boulder field
- Paradera country roads and the cunucu houses