Aruba Boat Ride & Snorkelling Excursion
Discover the coast of Aruba on a catamaran with snacks, drinks, and snorkeling equipment, offering a relaxing and unique experience.
- 3 hours
Itinerary
Sail on a catamaran from Palm Beach, exploring the northern coast of Aruba. Visit the SS Antilla wreck site from 1940 for snorkeling. Later, head to Boca Catalina Bay for another swim and enjoy snacks and cocktails on board.
Schedule
*** Morning: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM. Includes breakfast-lunch, champagne, snacks, and beverages.
***Afternoon: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM. Includes snacks and beverages.
The first stop will be at the site where the SS Antilla sunk in 1940. You'll be amazed by the remains of this ship. Here, you can gear up with snorkeling gear to explore the Caribbean seabed.
After 45 minutes of underwater exploration, we'll head to Boca Catalina Bay, where you'll have the opportunity to swim and continue enjoying the beauty of Aruba. Throughout the tour, unlimited snacks and cocktails will be provided.
The catamaran ride will conclude three hours later, returning to the departure port.
When booking, you can choose between two schedule options:
* Morning catamaran ride: departure at 9:00 AM and return at 12:00 PM. Includes a five-course breakfast-lunch with champagne, as well as various snacks and beverages.
* Afternoon catamaran ride: departure at 1:00 PM and return at 4:00 PM. Includes various snacks and beverages.
Duration: 3 hours
Includes: Catamaran ride. - snorkeling equipment, - champagne breakfast (morning only), - unlimited beverages, - Snack: includes fresh fruit, sandwiches, and other snacks, Life jacket.
Prices
Options
(Catamaran Special Half Day Champagne Brunch)Boat trip at 9 am
(Catamaran Afternoon Delight Sailing- Snorkeling)Boat trip at 1 pm
Included
- Catamaran trip
- English speaking crew
- Snorkelling equipment
- Champagne breakfast (morning only)
- Unlimited drinks
- Aperitif: includes fresh fruit, sandwiches and other hors d'oeuvres
- Lifejacket
Tips
- Accessibility: No, not suitable for people with reduced mobility