Aruba
Aruba is the smallest, driest and windiest of the three Leeward Islands of the Dutch Caribbean. Despite this, it has a surprisingly varied landscape. The island’s connection, via the continental shelf, to the South American mainland means that Aruba’s flora and fauna are quite different from her sister islands — Bonaire and Curaçao.
Aerial view of residential area
Photo credit: © Christian König (SHAPE/DCNA)
Nature Park Management
Member Organization

The Aruba National Park Foundation (FPNA) is an independent foundation which manages a large surface area of Aruba (Arikok National Park and Spanish Lagoon), a marine park along with 16 other designated protected (terrestrial) areas equating to roughly 25% of Aruba’s surface.
Contact information
For general questions
E-mail: info@arubanationalpark.org
Telephone: (+297) 585 1234
Fax: (+297) 585 1235
Visiting address
San Fuego 70
Aruba