Diving in Aruba is famous for the spectacular shipwrecks and interesting coral formations that dominate Aruba's underwater realm. This includes the 400 ft. Antilla wreck, one of the largest wrecks in the Caribbean. Most of Aruba's dive sites lie along the protected western and southern coasts, a short distance from the hotels on Palm Beach.

Aruba's waters are rich in exotic marine life, including stingrays, moray eels, manta rays, barracudas and yellow tail. A large, shallow sand plateau surrounds Aruba making boat travel the most convenient method of reaching the off-shore reefs. Interesting coral formations are found from shallow water depths of 20 to 100 feet, with little or no current and flat surface conditions.

Please Note:

• Junior divers (ages 10 and 11 yrs. old) are not allowed on the 2-tank AM dives, as they are limited to a 40-foot depth. They are welcome on the afternoon 1-tank dive
• Divers must bring their certification

Nothing is more romantic than an intimate dinner out at sea. Cruising along the scenic coastline of Aruba, you can enjoy the beautiful sunset while sipping from perfectly chilled champagne.

While moored at Catalina Bay, the waiters of Le Dome restaurant will serve you a full course delicious up-scaled dinner accompanied by champagne, exquisite wines or a cocktail from our premium open bar. Dining under the starlit Aruban sky is an experience you will never forget.

The deep hues of an Aruba island sunset provide the perfect backdrop for romance as you begin your fantasy cruise aboard your catamaran cruiser.

First stop is dinner at a restaurant in the Seaport Marina, where you will enjoy a sumptuous meal by candlelight, while being serenaded by tropical tunes!

An evening of fun follows as you re-board for a chance to dance the Caribbean dances of merengue, salsa and other popular dances helping you gear up for an unforgettable night out on the sea and under the stars.