Ayo Rock Formations are monolithic rock boulders located on the island of Aruba in the Caribbean, near Ayo village and about 3.2 km from the defunct natural bridge towards Casibari.
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Really nice rock formation, the images that you see here, are just perfect. The area was extremely well maintained, there was a man there taking care of the place, the bathrooms were clean.
As you walk around, at a nice leisure place, it takes around 25 minutes, you see the goats climbing up the rocks like real pros, you might feel like you are just one of them.
It's interesting to also see, the small history that there is here, and the culture, of some of the people who live on the island.
When we went, there was one other person there, so it was quiet and empty. I don't know if it's...
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A little, well-maintained park with a short and easy trail up and through the rocks. Wasn't sure what to expect but it was a nice little stop during our day exploring the island by car. I wouldn't break your back to go, but it was definitely worth a visit as it wasn't very out of the way for us. (Google maps may take you to a side of the park, not the entrance, so just keep driving ahead and taking right turns following the signs and you will see the small little parking area and...
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Very interesting stop with cool rock formations. It has a paved path leading through, with some scrambling and steps involved. It was totally deserted, in the hour we spent there not a single other soul was around. It would have been much better if there had been some signs explaining about the place etc, and the mysterious caged off paintings resembling South African bushmen paintings. There was a restroom building that was locked up, no sign of a bar or...
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