Amazing tour! A must even if you aren’t into art. The tour guide is the founder of this art movement and rejuvenation of the area and his passion is contagious. He’s very knowledgable of the area, the artists and art. Easy walking and shade along the way. The tour was 2.5 hours and the time flew by. I didn’t want to leave the area when it was done, so we stayed for lunch at a super local spot (Kamini’s Kitchen — check it out). You will get some awesome photos — including ones you won’t expect.

Fun and informative tour! You can see the murals for free, but get so much more out of it by taking the tour - including some special effects that you would not experience on your own. Well worth it.

I am so glad we booked this tour!!! Our guide Tito was a treasure trove of information! He has the really funny, honest, passionate, charming way of presenting and breaking down the history of the island, the people, and the artists. The artwork, that includes mosaics as well, was absolutely beautiful...each with a unique story behind it. We also met some really cool ladies from Chicago who were with us on this tour! If you're visiting Aruba you must do this tour! You will really enjoy it! (Howdy Tito, from your favorite NY Texans!)

Where do I start? Tito was very helpful, kind, funny and patient. It was my twin sister and I’s birthday and happened to be the only two on the tour which made for a personalized experience as well. Hearing the stories behind the paintings and all the art made this tour so much more worthwhile than waking around on your own. Some of the art has special effects and augmented reality that you wouldn’t know on your own. All of the murals and artwork were beautiful on their own but the tour with Tito made it much more magnificent! Highly recommend the Whole Story tour and we got to eat at ONeil restaurant afterwards which was sooo good and recommended by Tito. Thanks for making our birthday and first trip to Aruba a wonderful one!

If you enjoy art this is the tour for you! Tito picked us up from our hotel. We then rode to San Nicholas to his gallery where the tour started. This is a walking tour so make sure you wear comfortable shoes. We walked the streets as Tito explained the inspiration/history of each mural. My husband had on a Muhammad Ali shirt. After the tour was over he drove us to another mural that wasn't part of the tour of Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X. We were discussing dinner plans and he suggested O'Neils which is right by the gallery. Tito waited for us to eat dinner and took us back to our hotel.