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 Catamaran Snorkel Sail: Appetizers, Slide, Swing & Open Bar
from $76.93 per person
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Three hours on a catamaran with an open bar, a water slide off the back deck, and a rope swing, all built around three snorkel stops. Aruba Excursions runs the sail, and the slide and swing stay open at every stop, so swimmers can bounce between snorkeling and launching off the stern.
The route calls at the Antilla shipwreck near Malmok, Boca Catalina by Arashi Beach, and Tres Trapi Steps, with 30 minutes in the water at each. Masks, fins, and life jackets in adult and child sizes are on board. Music plays throughout the sail, and an appetizer is served: a pastechi, chicken wrap, or slider with fresh-cut fruit depending on your sailing. Spirits, cocktails, and soft drinks pour freely the whole trip.
Hotel pickup and drop-off covers most hotels, the cruise port, and Airbnbs, and all taxes and fees sit inside the booking price. Towels and gratuities are not included, so bring your own towel and cash for tips. All ages are welcome: everything, including the snorkeling itself, is optional, infants under 2 sail free, and the boat takes up to 55 travellers.
A few practical points from the listing shape how this trip goes, from boarding wet-footed to what lands in your bag.
Common issues. The listing is upfront about a few limits. Towels are not carried on board, gratuities are not included, and the tour is not wheelchair accessible, though pushchairs are. Weather matters: the sail requires good conditions, and a weather cancellation comes with a different date or a full refund. Boarding from the beach means wet feet, and the captain can end a sailing early, without a refund, if someone's behavior becomes unsafe or disruptive.
Yes. Pickup and drop-off cover most hotels, the Aruba Cruise Port, and Airbnbs. Check the Meeting and Pickup section of the listing for your specific location.
The open bar includes spirits, cocktails, Coke, Sprite, and juices, and it runs the whole sail. An appetizer is served too, either a pastechi, chicken wrap, or slider with fresh-cut fruit, depending on your sailing.
Yes. Life jackets, masks, and fins come in adult and child sizes. Children who cannot swim must wear a life jacket on deck and in the water, and the crew asks you flag this in advance so the right size is ready.
Yes, all ages are welcome. Infants under 2 sail free, and children must be accompanied by an adult. Everything on the water, including the slide and rope swing, is optional.
Cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Inside 24 hours there is no refund and changes are not accepted. If the operator cancels for poor weather, you get a different date or a full refund.
No, the listing states it is not wheelchair accessible. Pushchairs are fine, the departure point is near public transportation, and most travellers can participate.
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