Sandy streets, painted horses, Caribbean dreams come alive.
Oranjestad’s colorful buildings and sun-soaked streets set the stage for a playful celebration of Aruba’s spirit. On this walking tour, the town’s iconic fiberglass horses lead the way, each one sharing a story about the island’s history, people, and culture.
With this self-guided audio tour, you can wander at your own pace, soak in the vibrant streets, and hear fun facts and tales not found in any guidebook. From Dutch colonization to Arawak heritage, pirate legends, and Aruba’s gold-mining days, every stop has something to surprise you.
Meet Rosalinda, Saturnina, Escapia, Sinforosa, Eufrosina, Ambrosio, Bonifacia, and Celestina, each horse a burst of color and a slice of history. Snap photos, pause for a café break, or linger in the square while the narration fills in the stories behind these whimsical sculptures.
Heads up: You might start collecting photos of horses in every color of the rainbow. Imagining yourself riding them through Aruba’s sunny streets is highly encouraged.
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Tour Map
Starting Point
You can begin the tour at the suggested starting locations provided below.
Oranjestad Bus Station, GXC5+RV, Oranjestad, Aruba
Start on Lloyd G. Smith Blvd near Oranjestad Bus Station, with the station on your left and shops on your right.
How Does It Work?
- Access your tour: Download the Action Tour Guide app and sign in with the same email used for your website purchase. Your tour will appear under My Tours.
- Download your tour: Download it before you go. Once downloaded, no internet or cell signal is needed.
- Start your tour: Open My Tours, select your tour, and tap Start Touring when you reach a starting point.
- Listen your way: Use your phone’s speaker or headphones, or connect to your car’s audio system. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are not currently supported, compatibility is in development.
- GPS-triggered audio: Stories play automatically as you reach each location along the route.
- Stop and start anytime: Pause, take a break, make a detour, or continue another day. Tours are valid forever (one year for Action+).
Aruba Oranjestad Audio Tour
Things to do on the Tour Include:
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Welcome
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Rosalinda
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Saturnina
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Escapia
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Sinforosa
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Eufrosina
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Ambrosio
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Bonifacia
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Celestina
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Conclusion
Preview The Tour
Tour FAQs
Yes! Explore Aruba bundle that offers you a mix of walking and driving tours.
Visitors can access the self-guided driving tour by using a GPS-enabled app on their smartphones, similar to the walking tour.
Visitors can expect to see all eight iconic fiberglass horse sculptures, each with its unique historical and cultural significance, as well as learn about the rich history of Oranjestad.
Yes, the self-guided driving tour provides detailed audio commentary at each horse sculpture location, offering historical and cultural insights similar to the walking tour.
The duration of the self-guided driving tour can vary based on the visitor’s pace, but it typically take 1-2 hours to complete.
Yes, visitors have the flexibility to choose the order in which they visit the horse sculptures during the self-guided driving tour.
Yes, there are designated stops and parking areas near each horse sculpture to make it convenient for visitors on the self-guided driving tour.
Visitors can use their own vehicles for the self-guided driving tour, or they may choose to rent a vehicle for added convenience.
The Oranjestad Blue Horses Self-Guided Walking Tour is available for exploration at any time of day since it’s self-guided. However, it’s recommended to start during daylight hours for the best experience.
Yes, the Oranjestad Blue Horses Self-Guided Walking Tour is suitable for children and can be a fun and educational experience for families.
Most of the horses and landmarks featured in the Oranjestad Blue Horses Walking Tour should be accessible to people with disabilities. However, it’s recommended to check specific locations for accessibility features.


