Harley-Davidson Guided Island Tour Aruba — Coastal Ride to Baby Beach, Lighthouse & North Coast Views
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness: able to handle a few hours of riding and short walks at viewpoints
Overview
Throttle open, wind in the face: this four-hour guided Harley tour around Aruba stitches together the island’s beaches, cliffs, and cultural waypoints. Expect lighthouse overlooks, Baby Beach, Alto Vista Chapel and local stops with DOT-approved helmets and hotel pickup included.
Harley-Davidson Guided Island Tour Aruba — Coastal Ride to Baby Beach, Lighthouse & North Coast Views
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The engine rumbles like a contained sea, a steady companion as the Harley rolls off the hotel strip and onto Aruba’s sun-baked ribbon of road.
Adventure Photos
Adventure Tips
Bring your motorcycle license
A valid motorcycle license is required to ride and will be checked before departure.
Hydrate before and during the tour
Aruba’s sun and winds dehydrate quickly; carry a refillable bottle and drink before you ride.
Wear eye protection
Sunglasses or goggles prevent dust and salt spray from stinging your eyes at higher speeds.
Secure small items
Use the provided saddlebags or zip pockets—phones and wallets can fly at highway speeds.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Brown pelicans
- Green iguanas
History
Stops like Baby Beach and the former LAGO area echo Aruba’s industrial past and the island’s shift from oil-refinery economy to tourism-focused community.
Conservation
Stay on paved roads and marked viewpoints to protect fragile coastal vegetation and nesting shorebirds; support local cafés and bars to keep tourism benefits local.
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Adventure Hotspots in Oranjestad
Recommended Gear
Motorcycle license and ID
Required to ride; guides will verify your documents.
DOT-approved helmet (if you prefer your own)
Helmets are provided, but a personal fit improves comfort and safety.
Windproof jacket or light layer
Blocks wind chill on open stretches and provides abrasion protection.
Sunglasses or riding goggles
Protects eyes from salt spray, dust and glare for safer riding.