Aruba Catamaran Tour

We advise to book direct from our website at least 24 hours in advance to make the early preparations. UTV tour is the most selling tour in the peak time of the year (December-April). So it is always better to make an early booking around this time of year.

No, credit card details are not required. Just fill in your necessary personal information, and your booking will be confirmed instantly. For any concerns regarding your reservation, drop a message at our Whatsapp number: +297 568 7300

To save you from 6% additional credit card processing fee, we recommend you to pay on the day of the tour. Hence we guarantee you the lowest prices without credit card fees. Feel free to call at our 24/7 customer helpline +297 568 7300 for more info. You can also write to us at ask@tourstoaruba.com

On the day of the tour, you can make your payments using credit and debit cards. We accept all major cards like Visa, Master Card, American Express, and Discover Network. We also accept cash if you prefer not to pay with cards.

The confirmation mail is sometimes diverted to your spam box based on your e-mails privacy settings. Check the spam box; if the problem persists, feel free to contact at WhatsApp number: +297 568 7300

Cancel your reservation at any time. But your booking fee is only refundable if cancellation is made 24 hours before the tour date. For example, if you book your tour for Friday at 9 AM. You need to cancel the trip on Thursday before 9 AM for a full refund.

Just like your regular day at the beach, you can wear anything casual, which is light and loose fitted although we recommend swimwear. Wearing a bathing suit underneath the clothes is the easiest.
You can also bring along your swimwear or bathing suit and get a quick change onboard. For feet, you can wear flip flop or slipper or flat shoes, but there might be some areas onboard where no footwear is allowed.

You can bring items like a towel, sunglasses, sunscreen, camera, portable chargers, and a handy backpack to put everything in it.
You don’t have to hoard many things on your tour, because we have the best-equipped cruises sailing in the Caribbean sea. We provide most of the necessary things like; safety gear and snorkeling equipment, drinks, and snacks on your snorkel trip
Supposedly, you come prepared on the tour date, but still, forget your sweet sunglasses? Don’t you worry, we got your back! You can buy a decent pair of sunglasses for just $15.

In Aruba, snorkeling will cost you $30-$80, and the price range differs based on the inclusions you have on your trip. Most of the snorkeling trips come included with free snacks/drinks and a scuba diver instructor to guide you through.
Snorkeling is available as an add-on activity in most of the sailing trips and day cruises in Aruba. The number of sightseeing locations added luxury, and additional activities will make your snorkel trip more expensive.

Not necessarily, because most of the beaches and snorkeling spots have soft-sandy surfaces, but you can bring along a pair, if you have sensitive feet and for added safety against rocky bottoms.

Snorkeling is one of the most sought out water excursion in this Caribbean Island, which is worth trying. Aruba has one of the most exquisite snorkel sites. The historical ship wrecks, vibrant marine life, including tropical fish and corals, will leave you in Awe! If you are a seasoned scuba diver or a beginner, dive into an exceptional experience worth remembering.
Snorkeling comes included and can be availed through the different types of tours and rentals in Aruba, boat and catamaran day cruises, Snorkel sails, and other island tours.

Aruba offers an amazing experience because of calm and crystal clear water, pleasant tropical weather, vibrant and colorful corals, and lush marine life. The best destinations to Snorkel and scuba in Aruba are Arashi Beach, Mangel Halto, Boca Catalina, Catalina Cove, Tres Trapi, and Malmok Beach.
We offer one of the best snorkeling tours in Aruba at reasonable prices. You can contact our customer support for more details.

Yes, we offer free pickup as well as a drop-off. It is available for our morning tour, Aruba brunch cruise (Noon tour), and Aruba sunset dinner cruise(Evening tour). We’ll pick up our guests straight from hotels in Aruba.
Our pickup service covers almost every Aruba resort and Aruba hotel. We will pick you up by a shared shuttle from your Private Villas / Hotels / Apartments / resorts in Aruba they fall in the following areas:
• Anywhere in Palm Beach Area
• Anywhere in Noord Area
• Aruba Oranjestad / Downtown
• Aruba Cruise Port Terminal

If you are staying far or distant from these areas, In that case, you’ll have to reach Alto Vista 116, Noord, Aruba, better known as Philip’s Animal Garden. If you want to avail of separate pickup, inform us through our Whatsapp Number.

Yes, we include the cruise port terminal available in our free pickup services. We have two pickup timings open for the morning and afternoon tours. For the morning tours, the pickup timing is 8.20 AM, and the afternoon timing is 1.50 PM from outside of the cruise terminal in front of the main gate (roadside).

Yes, we offer free pickup for cruise ship passengers. For the morning tours, the pickup timing is 8.20 AM, and the afternoon timing is 1.50 PM from outside of the cruise terminal in front of the main gate (roadside).

In case you decide to reach us with your car instead of the pickup. You can park your car in the parking space right in front of our head office.
To prevent overcrowding of vehicles, we have a big parking space. You will not be charged anything for parking your car. For more security, it is under 24×7 camera surveillance. So be stress-free and enjoy your tour in Aruba without worrying about your parked vehicle.

Check our Aruba Catamaran pickup schedule for a detailed overview of pickup timings. We offer flexible timings for the pickup. The pickup service is included in the morning tour, afternoon tour as well as on the evening tour. We’ll also send you the pickup details via e-mail as soon as you make the booking with us.

Yes, there are a few restrictions. Although we have the best Catamaran Aruba sail trips which are perfectly safe for everyone, still we do not recommend it for people with following physical conditions:
• Individuals with back problems
• People who need wheel-chair accessibility
• Extremely sensitive heart-patients
• People prone to sea-sickness

Yes, we welcome children, but for safety reasons, we have restricted the minimum age to 6 years.

Yes, snorkeling is safe in Aruba. The water isn’t choppy in most of the beaches on the west coast, and you can enjoy your snorkeling days in Aruba. Beaches like Malmok and Baby beach have a protected area bounded by a floating swimming border. For safe swimming experience, you should always try to remain inside the protected area, unless you are adept at swimming.

Yes, parasailing is safe and fun if done with proper safety equipment. Sometimes unexpected weather conditions can make the experience. Parasailing is dangerous in rough winds, unlike the warm breeze; that’s why most of the tour companies will postpone or compensate for your booked tour if favorable conditions are not met.

The West coast beaches in Aruba are entirely safe for a swim, but still, you need to be cautious when in water. Since most of the beaches in Aruba do not have lifeguards, try not to swim alone. Beaches like Baby Beach, Malmok Beach, Mangel Halto has floating borders to mark the protected area. If you are an inexperienced swimmer, always stay inside the safe swimming region.
Also, keep a lookout for underwater rocks, corals, and stones to avoid injuries while swimming. Marine life is not hazardous, but make sure you keep your distance from creatures like lionfish and Jellyfish to prevent stings.

Yes, sharks are found in the deep Caribbean sea, but not on the beach shores. Sharks are deep-sea animals only found in deep waters. You can spot some sharks and dolphins deep in the sea on one of your sailing trips. Sharks do not swim in shallow waters, so there is almost no probability of a shark encounter around the beautiful beaches of Aruba.

Yes, the Caribbean sea has abundant sea life, including the Jellyfish. But Jellyfish stick to the deep sea instead of going out in shores or beaches. Although strong currents and winds can push them towards the surface, witnessing a jellyfish around the beaches is a rare encounter, but you can spot one while snorkeling deep in the sea.

Most of the beaches of Aruba have shallow water depth (about 5ft.) safe for a casual swim, even with kids. Some of the beaches like Baby Beach, Mangel Halto, Eagle Beach, Malmok beach also have floating boundaries to separate deep water from shallow water. Its always recommended avoiding deep water of you are not an experienced swimmer.

Yes, our beautiful Catamaran does have a compact but adequate bathroom. If you bring along bathing suits or any extra clothes, you can use the onboard restrooms to change on your catamaran sail.

Yacht and Catamaran are synonymous but are significantly different from each other. A catamaran is relatively bigger than a yacht with more functionality and space. It includes a bathroom, kitchen/gallery, lounge-like cabins, and locker rooms. It is typically a large and comfortable yacht.
A catamaran is perfect for luxury sailing charter, where large groups and parties can enjoy a champagne brunch. It’s all about luxury and space, and the Catamaran is no less than a luxury cruise line. Unlike the Catamaran, the yacht has a single float/hull, is lighter, highly maneuverable, and ideal for a thrilling and adventurous yacht charter.

Aruba offers not one outdoor activity, but a wide array of water tours and excursions like snorkeling tour, Blackstone Beach cliff jump, Natural Pool swim, cruise operations, scuba diving, seabob diving, party bus tours, Catamaran sail with snorkeling, biking tours, exploring cityscapes, discovering the local food in Aruba restaurants, visiting historical sites, and the list goes on!
Our other tours include Aruba ATV tours, Aruba Catamaran Tours, Aruba Private Jeep tours, Aruba Jeep Safari Tours, Aruba Outback Safari tours, and Aruba UTV tours. You can also jump right into the offroad action tours Aruba experience with our high-octane UTV and UTV rentals.

Yes, you can visit your desired locations and tourists attractions on the sea as well on the terrain. Our two options, Aruba boat rentals, i.e., ten-seater and fifteen-seater, are a great alternative to explore the best beaches and bay areas like Boca Catalina, Tres Trapi, SS Antilla shipwreck, Arashi Beach, Hadicurari and Malmok reef area.
Exploring Arubas exclusive terrestrial tourist spots like California Lighthouse, Mangel Halto, Indian Cave, Cave Pool, Baby Beach, is possible by a 4×4 jeep. We have two options in jeep tours; open-aired 4×4 jeep safari tour & air-conditioned private jeep tour. Alternatively, you can book ATV and UTV rental in Aruba. Plan a Cave Pool UTV adventure, unlike the Natural pool UTV excursion for unique experiences.

There are countless options, but here are ten best things to do in Aruba:
1. Swim and Snorkel in the Natural Pool, also known as “Conchi” or “Cura Di Tortuga.”
2. Off-road sightseeing by ATV, UTV, and Jeep in Arikok National Park.
3. Taste the tropical delicacies of local restaurants and food joints.
4. Take part in the festive nightlife with top-notch bars and clubs.
5. Witness the vibrant city and people of Oranjestad, the heart of Aruba.
6. Relax by the most beautiful beaches with the softest white sand.
7. Get thrilled with adventurous Aruba watersports and activities.
8. Visit Caribbean’s Largest Animal Sanctuary – Philips Animal Garden
9. Join live events, local celebrations, and special occasions.
10. Visit ancient sites, museums, and ruins like Antilla Shipwreck to get close to history.