Boat Tours in Aruba

Wear your swimsuit under casual, lightweight clothing, and bring a cover-up, sunglasses, and reef-safe sunscreen. Most boats provide a place to store your bag and dry clothes for after.

Yes, snorkel cruises include masks, snorkels, and fins in the price, along with a quick briefing before you get in the water. Flotation vests are also available for less confident swimmers.

Most cruises include an open bar with beer, rum punch, and soft drinks, and many also serve snacks or a light meal such as a brunch or barbecue, depending on the tour.

Many operators recommend that pregnant guests check with their doctor first, and some tours aren't suitable at certain stages of pregnancy. It's best to confirm directly with the operator before booking.

Group sizes vary by boat and tour, from small private charters just for your party to larger catamarans shared with other travelers. If you'd rather keep it private, look at the private boat charter options.

Boat tours depend on wind and sea conditions, and operators will reschedule or refund you if a tour is cancelled for weather. Most tours also offer a full refund if you cancel up to 24 hours in advance.