The Butterfly Farm in Aruba is open every day from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and adult admission is listed at $19 (The Butterfly Farm, read 7 November 2026). Your ticket includes a free return visit for the length of your vacation, valid for one month at most, and the last guided tour starts at 4:00 p.m.
Highlights
The guided tour
Tours run all day and last about 20 to 25 minutes. Guides explain the life cycle and show how to handle butterflies and caterpillars without harming them.
Live butterflies and other insects
The farm's own pages mention species such as the Blue Morpho, Malachite, Sailor, Giant Atlas Moth and Swallowtail, along with caterpillars and pupae, and visitors report butterflies landing on them.
Time after the tour
You can stay as long as you like once the guided part is over, and photography and video are allowed.
The return pass
Because the ticket includes a free return, you can visit again on another day of your stay.
Practical info
Tips
- Prices listed on the farm's pages are in US dollars: adults $19, seniors and students with ID $16, children aged 4 to 17 $10, and children under 4 free. These figures come from the farm's visitor information, so check them at reception before you go. No advance booking is needed except for groups of 20 or more, and the reception is open seven days a week. The site also lists a gift shop, shaded outdoor cafes, parking and restrooms. The farm is in the Palm Beach resort area, across from the Divi Phoenix hotel; if you are choosing where to stay, see Palm Beach and where to stay in Aruba. For another wildlife stop that suits children, see the Donkey Sanctuary.
How to get there
The farm is on the north-west coast, in the Palm Beach area, across from the Divi Phoenix hotel. It is close to the resort strip, so from a Palm Beach hotel you can reach it by taxi or on a short drive; see getting around Aruba.
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