Catamaran Cruises in Aruba

Best open bar catamaran cruises

Compare the best open bar catamaran cruises in Aruba—unlimited drinks, snorkeling, and fun on the water. Whether you call it a booze cruise or a party sail, these trips deliver.

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Dolphin Catamaran Snorkel and Sail with Open Bar

4.7 · 2,382 reviews

Price from $69

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The Dolphin delivers one of Aruba’s liveliest open bar experiences: unlimited drinks, two snorkel stops at the Antilla wreck and Boca Catalina, plus a water slide and rope swing. Wraps and tropical fruit included. Perfect for groups and families with teens who want a fun, no-fuss 3 hours on the water.

Best for:

  • Groups and couples looking for a lively, fun atmosphere
  • Anyone who wants a water slide and rope swing with their drinks
  • Snorkelers who want the Antilla and Boca Catalina plus unlimited cocktails
  • Families with teens who enjoy a party sail vibe

Arusun Catamaran Sail with Snorkeling in Aruba

4.8 · 2,449 reviews

Price from $63

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The Arusun offers a compact 2.5-hour sail with an unlimited open bar—whisky, rum, vodka, juices, soda, and water. Two snorkel stops, snacks, and a relaxed vibe. Ideal for guests who want drinks included without a long day or a rowdy booze cruise—this one balances fun with a more laid-back feel.

Best for:

  • Guests who want open bar in a shorter, low-key format
  • Anyone with a busy schedule (only 2.5 hours)
  • Travelers who prefer a relaxed drink-and-snorkel combo
  • First-timers who want unlimited drinks without the full party boat experience

Premium Catamaran Afternoon Sail: Snorkeling and Lunch

4.7 · 540 reviews

Price from $75

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Octopus brings table service to your open bar: drinks delivered to your cushioned seat, lunch appetizers, and two snorkel stops. Small group (up to 34), no queuing at the bar. Best for guests who want premium cocktails and comfort—more upscale than a typical booze cruise, with Aruba Arriba and spirits served to you.

Best for:

  • Guests who want drinks brought to their seat, not a bar queue
  • Small groups who prefer cushioned seats and table service
  • Anyone who wants an upscale open bar experience with lunch
  • Snorkelers who want two great spots with maximum comfort

Open bar catamaran cruises in Aruba are a top choice for groups, couples, and anyone who wants unlimited drinks on the water. Whether you’re after a lively booze cruise with water slides and rope swings or a more relaxed sail with cocktails at your seat, you’ll find options to match. Most include snorkeling at the Antilla wreck and Aruba’s reefs—so you can swim, sip, and sail in one trip.

Why choose an open bar catamaran sail?

Catamaran cruises with open bar let you enjoy unlimited cocktails, beer, wine, and soft drinks without worrying about the tab. Many travellers search for a booze cruise in Aruba—and these sails deliver: snorkeling, sun, and drinks included. Options range from lively party-style trips with water slides to more refined sails with table service. All offer stability, space, and a carefree afternoon on the water.

What to expect

  1. 1Check-in at the marina or beach departure point. Safety briefing and gear fitting if snorkeling.
  2. 2Unlimited drinks from the open bar—cocktails, spirits, beer, wine, juices, sodas, and water. No paying per drink.
  3. 3Sail to one or more snorkel stops. Gear and instruction typically included. You can snorkel or stay on deck with a drink.
  4. 4Snacks, appetizers, or light lunch depending on the tour. Some cruises add water slides, rope swings, or table service.
  5. 5Scenic sail back to the marina. Most open bar catamaran cruises run 2.5 to 4 hours.

Frequently asked questions

What are the best open bar catamaran cruises in Aruba?
The best open bar catamaran cruises in Aruba include Delphi’s Dolphin (water slide, rope swing, two snorkel stops), the Arusun (compact 2.5-hour sail with full bar), and Octopus’s afternoon sail (drinks to your seat, lunch appetizers). All offer unlimited drinks and snorkeling. Compare vibe—lively vs. relaxed—and duration to find your fit.
What is a booze cruise in Aruba?
A booze cruise in Aruba is a catamaran or boat tour with an open bar—unlimited drinks included. Many combine snorkeling, sun, and cocktails in one trip. Options range from lively party-style sails with water slides to more relaxed cruises with table service. All let you enjoy drinks on the water without paying per round.
Is the open bar really unlimited on Aruba catamaran cruises?
Yes. Reputable Aruba catamaran cruises with open bar include unlimited drinks throughout the sail—cocktails, spirits, beer, wine, juices, sodas, and water. Crews keep the bar stocked. Some tours are more generous with spirits than others; check reviews for details. Drinking responsibly is encouraged.
Do open bar catamaran cruises in Aruba include snorkeling?
Most do. Open bar catamaran cruises in Aruba typically include one or two snorkel stops at the Antilla wreck, Catalina Bay, or Malmok Reef. Snorkel equipment and instruction are usually provided. You can snorkel or stay on deck and enjoy the drinks—the choice is yours.
How long do open bar catamaran sails last?
Open bar catamaran sails in Aruba typically run 2.5 to 4 hours. Shorter sails (about 2.5–3 hours) focus on two snorkel stops and drinks. Half-day sails (about 4 hours) often add lunch or more stops. Morning and afternoon departures are available.
What drinks are included on an open bar catamaran cruise?
Most include cocktails (rum punch, Aruba Arriba, etc.), spirits (rum, vodka, gin, whisky), beer, wine, juices, sodas, and water. Premium or top-shelf spirits may vary by operator. Soft drinks and water are always available for non-drinkers.

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