The Casibari Rock formation is a group of massive boulders that are believed to have been formed by the erosion of ancient volcanic activity. The Arawak Indians, who first inhabited the island of Aruba, considered the rock formation to be sacred and used it for religious ceremonies.
The Casibari Rock formation is located in the center of the island of Aruba, just a short drive from the popular tourist area of Oranjestad. Visitors can easily reach the site by car, taxi, or guided tour.
Entry to the Casibari Rock formation is free for visitors. However, there may be a small fee for parking in the designated lot.
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