An open-air Caribbean-style bus is a fitting way to see Aruba, and this three-hour tour makes the case for it. Warm trade winds and a local guide accompany you along scenic coastal roads through some of the island's most storied landscapes. Your stops trace the island's history from different angles: the Natural Bridge Ruins, where the Caribbean carved a now-collapsed limestone arch over centuries; the Bushiribana Gold Mill Ruins, remnants of Aruba's 19th-century gold rush set against a rugged coastal backdrop; and the California Lighthouse, perched at the northern tip with sweeping views in every direction. The final stretch belongs to the beach, where roughly an hour of free time lets you swim, settle into the sand, or simply watch the Caribbean at its own pace.