Ayo Rock Formation unveils a new look highlighting Aruba’s cultural and natural heritage
ORANJESTAD – The Aruba Tourism Authority (A.T.A.), in collaboration with the organization formerly known as the Aruba Amenities Committee (AAC), has completed an exciting new initiative at the Ayo Rock Formation.
The project introduces two themed walking routes, each with new interpretive signage designed to enrich the visitor experience while preserving the site’s natural and cultural heritage.
The two new thematic routes are:
- The Explorer’s Trail – “A Stroll Thru Time”
- The Muser’s Trail – “Always a Sweet Life”
Each trail features informative signs in Papiamento and English, with Spanish and Dutch translations accessible via QR codes. The signs include interactive content, such as plant identification, pictograph interpretation, and geological insights, complemented by stories about Aruba’s natural landscape and historical past.
The content was developed in collaboration with CAMIA, a heritage-based organization, ensuring accuracy, depth, and authenticity in the cultural information presented.
Looking ahead, efforts will continue to further enhance the visitor experience through ongoing maintenance of the facilities, including the bathrooms and gazebos.
The new trails are now open and ready to be explored! The A.T.A. warmly invites both locals and visitors to discover, reflect, and enjoy the beauty of the Ayo Rock Formation, while helping to preserve this remarkable site for future generations.