Every 15-20 minutes.

I am not sure about tours going in there..may be some little ones do. SinceThe Butterfly Farm and the island itself are quite small, if you have a car or 4x4, it is so easy to just stop by there an spend may be an hour max to get to see it. We were not sure how to get there and didn’t have a connection, so we just downloaded Google Maps offline for Aruba and used the navigation like that everywhere.

It is 16$, but my babyboy - 1,5year old -was free. You can come out and go back with this entry fee.

Admission is $16, but you can revisit for the whole time you are in Aruba. They ask what your last day there is and mark your admission ticket. They also have one day that is early morning yoga (6:30 am) in among the butterflies.

The butterflies are most active first thing in the morning. As the day wears on the get more and more “drunk” on the sugary nectar they consume. They then become more sluggish and less active. I found this to be a better time for good closeup photos. Your entrance fee is good for anytime and as many times as you’d like to visit during the week!!

We stayed about an hour, and that included the tour and taking LOTS of pictures.

If its adults with a normal stride about 13 min walk. Mind that I am Dutch, we walk pretty fast. 🙈

$15.00USD and then you receive a pass to come back again.

There are two types of buses in Aruba. A small bus (van) that you just stand on the curb and flag down or the large bus that you catch at the depot make sure if you take that large bus that you ask where they will pick you up to return. A taxi from the dock to the butterfly farm is about $11USD and then you just flag down a taxi to return home - there are a lot of them going by all the time.

I'm not sure what traffic would be like when the cruise ships arrive but we stayed in a hotel right across from the butterfly farm. When we went to restaurants in the cruise ship area, it was about a 10m drive and about $14. It such a peaceful place to experience! Hope you enjoy it!