Aruba Private Luxury Boat Tours - Sail, Snorkel, Fishing and More

1. Pass by
   While you are on the boat, you will be getting a chance to explore the most beautiful beach of Aruba, which is Eagle Beach. Sit back and relax your boating adventure, which you can enjoy along with your loved ones. There is a lot you can do during your Private Boat Tour, such as snorkeling, fishing, swimming and having a great time. There is nothing better experencing lots of fun on a boat with your group at the Caribbean sea. It is as exotic as ever, and this experience is something that will stay with you forever. So, now what are you waiting just hop up on this boating adventure now!
2. Arashi Beach
   1h
   Located on the northwest coast of the island, Arashi Beach is the northernmost beach. This serene and picturesque beach spans around 700 meters and faces west, providing a stunning view of Arashi Bay's blue waters. Arashi Beach is an excellent spot for snorkeling and capturing breathtaking sunset photos. Its calm and shallow waters are home to a diverse range of Caribbean marine life, making it an ideal destination for swimming and snorkeling enthusiasts.
3. Boca Cataavlina
   1h
   The beach is in a prestigious residential area between Arashi Beach to the north and Malmok Beach to the south. The southern Caribbean Sea can be viewed from the west-facing beach, which is approximately 350 meters long (1150 feet). Boca Catalina is a stunning protected cove with warm, crystal-clear water and little swell, especially during calmer winds and currents in the early morning. The beach's white sands are the perfect complement. While sunbathing, nearby trees can offer some shade, but do not be surprised if a couple of lizards keep you company!
4. Adventure Sports Aruba
   1h
   Off the coast of the north end of Aruba lies a sunken ship from World War II. The Antilla Wreck is 400 feet long, with the front third or so of the boat in shallow enough water to be enjoyed by a snorkeled.
   
   Snorkelers can observe the visible parts of the shipwreck, such as the masts, bow, and a portion of the forward deck. These areas are teeming with small corals and colorful sponges. Snorkelers can also spot an array of fish, some of which are not typically seen while snorkeling in Aruba. Additionally, a few species are much larger than those observed near the shore.
5. Tres Trapi Steps
   1h
   Tres Trapi is located to the north of Palm Beach, between Boca Catalina and Malmok Beach. It is easy to find, as there is a magnificent 7-foot coral wall with an entrance. To access the water, you will need to descend a well-carved staircase in the rock formation that leads straight to the ocean. Once you’re in the water, get ready to experience some of the finest offshore snorkeling in Aruba. And if luck is on your side, you might spot some turtles. The turtles tend to hang out around the sandy sea grass fields, so make sure you snorkel out to the darker grass areas to catch a glimpse of them. You’ll also encounter a variety of beautiful tropical fish, moray eels, and perhaps a few stingrays and sea snakes. The water at Tres Trapi is incredibly clear and stunning, providing an awe-inspiring underwater experience!
6. Malmok Beach
   1h
   If you're looking for a quieter beach away from the crowds in Aruba, Malmok Beach is a great option. Located just north of Palm Beach, this 700-meter long stretch of sand offers some of the best snorkeling opportunities on the island.

Pickup details

Once you have made your booking, please contact us to confirm your pickup details, as they may vary depending on your location. To arrange for your pickup, kindly get in touch with us so that we can provide you with the exact pickup time. Our pickup services are available at all accommodations, from the Renaissance Aruba Resort to the Ritz Carlton Area.

• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Not recommended for travelers with seasickness