Pelican Sail And Snorkel, No Meal
2 hours 30 minutes · Pelican Aruba
from $67 per personShared tour with snacks and drinks.
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Aruba: Snorkel with Turtles at WW2 Shipwreck & Sunset BBQ
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This Spronk Catamarans trip packs a lot into 4.5 hours: a sail along Aruba's coast, three snorkel stops, a barbecue dinner, and an open bar included with the trip. You board at Renaissance Marina in Oranjestad, and the boat pushes off toward the snorkel stops on the itinerary.
The first hour is pure sailing, drinks in hand. Then the boat works through three stops in sequence: Boca Catalina, where the barbecue is served; Tres Trapi, another snorkel stop; and finally the Antilla shipwreck, a WW2 shipwreck listed as one of the tour's headline stops. Guests can choose between full-face or traditional snorkel masks, both with fins, and the boat carries stand-up paddle boards that anyone can use, with crew on hand to help beginners.
The dinner is a barbecue with a vegetarian option, and reviewers mention choices such as fish, chicken and ribs. Alcoholic drinks are included rather than sold on board. The sail back to Oranjestad is timed to the sunset. A family with children and a group of older women both appear among recent guests, and the format suits anyone comfortable in open water for short stretches. Bring a towel and sun protection, as the listing advises.
A few practical things will shape the day, from what you carry on board to how the stops are paced.
Common issues. A few travellers have raised clearer pickup communication and more punctual departures as areas that could improve, so it is wise to confirm meeting details on the booking page before the day. The tour spends most of its 4.5 hours around water and on a moving boat, which may not suit anyone uneasy about swimming in open sea. The listing does not state group size limits, so check the booking page if a quieter boat matters to you.
Snorkel masks with fins, stand-up paddle boards, the barbecue dinner with a vegetarian option, and all alcoholic beverages are included. Local snacks are served at the Boca Catalina stop. The listing shows no additional items excluded.
Pickup is optional and arranged through the booking page; the starting and ending point is Renaissance Marina in Oranjestad, at the pier behind Lucy's Retired Surfer Bar and Restaurant. Drop-off locations include Noord and Tranquilo Charters depending on the option selected. One reviewer mentioned being collected and returned at the cruise port, but confirm your specific pickup on the booking page.
One family with three children called it the best day of their holiday, and a group of five women aged seventy to eighty-three had a great time and said the crew looked after everyone well. Stops involve swimming from a boat, so basic water comfort is needed. The listing does not state a minimum age, so check the booking page for families with very young kids.
Reviewers report a choice of fish, chicken, ribs, a chicken and ribs combination, or a vegetarian plate. Multiple guests described the food as nice or delicious. Drinks, including alcohol, are unlimited and included.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The booking page also offers a reserve now, pay later option, which keeps plans flexible until closer to the date.
The listing recommends towels and sun protection. Wear swimwear, since most of the trip is spent in and around the water. Snorkel gear and paddle boards are provided.
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