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 Afternoon Snorkel Sail aboard Palm Pleasure Catamaran
from $90 per person
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The Palm Pleasure catamaran leaves De Palm Pier at 14:00 and spends three hours sailing with two snorkel stops. One stop is a sunken ship that reviewers repeatedly describe as the highlight of the trip. Several travellers reported loads of fish and sea turtles, some up close. The itinerary also passes Boca Catalina along the way.
An open bar runs for the whole trip, and snacks are served on board. Several reviewers mentioned sandwiches and specialty drinks. Snorkel gear and instruction are included. Reviewers describe a crew that keeps the mood up with music and makes guests feel safe.
The boat carries up to 80 travellers, so this is a lively group outing rather than a quiet sail. Kids are welcome from age three and reviewers travelling with children said they had a good time. Music plays, the crew keeps the energy high, and the trip ends back at the same pier.
A few practical things will shape the day, from what the water feels like to how the group runs.
Common issues. The trip needs good weather and can be cancelled if conditions are poor, with a different date or a full refund offered in that case. The boat is not wheelchair accessible and the minimum age is three. With up to 80 travellers, one reviewer reported gear being collected at the second stop before everyone had snorkeled. Transportation and gratuities are not included.
The three-hour sail, snorkel equipment and instruction, snacks, an open bar and local taxes are all included. Gratuities and transportation are not.
The listing does not state hotel pickup. Everyone meets at De Palm Pier on J.E. Irausquin Blvd 1, between the Hilton and RIU Palace, checking in at the Coconuts Gift Shop counter 30 minutes before the 14:00 departure. Check the booking page if pickup matters to your plans.
Children must be at least 3 years old to sail, per the listing. Departures carry up to 80 travellers, and the open bar runs throughout the trip.
The boat is not wheelchair accessible, and the listing rules out travellers with heart problems or other serious medical conditions. Aside from that, the listing states most travellers can participate. Contact the operator through the booking page for anything borderline.
Cancel at least 24 hours before the 14:00 start for a full refund. Inside that window there is no refund and changes are not accepted. If the operator cancels for poor weather, a different date or a full refund is offered.
There are two stops. One is a sunken ship, where reviewers report dense fish and sea turtles. The listing's itinerary shows the boat also passes Boca Catalina and Adventure Sports Aruba on the sail.
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