Contact Us

Send your travel dates and group size, and a real reply follows with useful suggestions.

Need something clarified before you book a sail? The contact details on this page go to the team behind this site, not to any operator. They can walk you through how the four categories are organized, explain what a from-price covers on a sunset or snorkel trip, or confirm which pier a tour departs from. They cannot modify a reservation, add a passenger, or contact a company such as Delphi Watersports on your behalf once a booking is made.

info@arubacatamarantours.org

How We Can Assist

Useful Messages

A message with detail gets a useful answer back. Tell us your per-person budget, the size of your group, and whether snorkeling stops matter more to you than an open bar. Torn between two trips, say the morning champagne brunch sail and a sunset dinner cruise? Mention both. Dates matter too. Locking in one afternoon? Say which, since four-hour snorkel trips and two-hour sunset runs depart on different schedules set by each operator.

Beyond Our Reach

To be clear about what this site is: a comparison resource for catamaran sails around Aruba, linking out to each tour's live booking page. It does not own boats or employ crews. Whether you end up on the Palm Pleasure catamaran with De Palm Tours or aboard a Spronk Catamarans lobster sail, the vessel, the staff, and the reservation all belong to a local operator running that trip.

Anything tied to money or a confirmed spot belongs elsewhere. Refunds, date changes, and cancellation requests are handled by the booking platform that took your payment, because that is where the transaction lives. The same goes for practical questions: where a boat docks, what the bar includes, minimum ages for kids. Crews from Red Sail Sports, Pelican Aruba, and Segway Aruba set those terms themselves and answer them fastest.

Reply Times

Messages sent via this page are normally answered inside a couple of days, sometimes sooner. Anything about a confirmed booking, a payment, or a charge on your card will be pointed to the live booking page or the operator, so going there first is the quicker route. And to be plain: emailing this page does not hold a seat on any catamaran in Aruba.