Tours in Aruba
Catamaran Cruises in Aruba
Discover the best daytime catamaran cruises in Aruba, including snorkeling sails, open bar experiences, and scenic coastal adventures along the island's turquoise waters.
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Dolphin Catamaran Snorkel and Sail with Open Bar
Price from $69
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Half-Day Snorkel Sail Tour with Caribbean Lunch
Price from $107
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Luxury Lagoon Cruise with Onboard Chef and Signature Cocktails
Price from $134
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Arusun Catamaran Sail with Snorkeling in Aruba
Price from $63
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Tropical Sailing Experience with BBQ Lunch or BBQ Dinner in Aruba
Price from $135
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Premium Catamaran Morning Sail: Snorkeling, Mimosas and Brunch
Price from $80
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Premium Catamaran Afternoon Sail: Snorkeling and Lunch
Price from $75
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Aruba Jolly Pirate Afternoon Sail with Snorkeling
Price from $89
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Antilla Shipwreck and Catalina Bay Snorkel Sail
Price from $79
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Iconic Aruba Sail and Snorkel Experience
Price from $67
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About Catamaran Cruises
Catamaran cruises are one of the most popular ways to experience Aruba's coast. Stable, spacious hulls make them ideal for families and groups. Most tours include snorkeling at reefs or the Antilla wreck, lunch or snacks, and drinks. Morning and midday sails offer the best visibility and calmest seas; some operators also run sunset options. Compare duration, inclusions, and departure points to find the right trip for you.
Insider tips
- Book at least a few days ahead in high season — top-rated cruises fill quickly.
- Morning departures usually mean calmer water and better snorkeling visibility.
- Bring reef-safe sunscreen and a hat; the deck can get very sunny.
- If you want more space and flexibility, look for smaller-group or private options.
What to expect
- 1.Check-in at the marina or pickup point; you'll get a safety briefing before boarding.
- 2.Sailing time along the coast; many tours pass landmarks and photo spots.
- 3.One or more snorkeling stops (equipment typically provided).
- 4.Lunch, snacks, or open bar depending on the tour; some include a beach stop.
- 5.Return to the marina; total duration is usually 3–5 hours for half-day cruises.
Who is this for?
- Couples and families looking for a relaxed day on the water.
- Snorkelers who want easy access to reefs without a long boat ride.
- Groups who prefer a stable, roomy boat over a small speedboat.
- Anyone who wants lunch and drinks included so you can focus on the views.
Highlights
- Snorkeling at Aruba's reefs or the Antilla shipwreck
- Lunch, snacks, and drinks (often open bar) on board
- Stable, spacious catamarans suitable for all ages
- Half-day or full-day options; morning and afternoon departures
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