Afternoon Pirate Sail and Snorkel Cruise in Aruba

By: Jolly Pirates Cruises

75 reviews

From US$46,58

Free Cancellation up to 24 hours in advance

Highlights

Enjoy a mix of sunny and shady deck space
Teak decks and schooner rigging make for amazing photos
Sip drinks from the open bar
Snorkel at three sites for a great overview of Aruba’s coral and wildlife
Chance to see a historic shipwreck in shallow water

Afternoon Pirate Sail and Snorkel Cruise in Aruba

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Afternoon Pirate Sail and Snorkel Cruise in Aruba

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Overview

Aruba has spectacular snorkeling areas and scenery, but sailing the coast in a pirate-themed schooner is an unforgettable twist that’s fun for all ages. On this sailing and snorkeling tour, you'll sail between three snorkel and swim spots including a WWII-era German shipwreck that's fascinating to explore but difficult to find alone. Tailor your itinerary by opting to swim, snorkel, sunbathe, or launch from the boat's rope swing at each stop. Plus, an open bar lets you stay hydrated throughout the day.

What to Expect

Make your way to Moomba Beach, in Berea di Piscado, where you’ll meet the crew of a ‘pirate’ schooner that’s fully equipped for adventure.

Find a comfortable seat on the teak sun deck or in the shade, and kick off the sail with a drink from the open bar. You’ll stop at a series of three sites, with the option to swim and snorkel at each destination.

The first snorkeling site is Malmok, where calm water and plentiful wildlife makes it a favorite for beginning snorkelers. Next, head to Boca Catalina, where elk coral, brain coral, and barrel sponges might hide angel fish and brilliant green parrot fish. The third snorkel site is the remarkable shipwreck SS Antilla, a WWII-era German cargo ship that protrudes from the clear, shallow water.

This sailing trip can be as active or laid-back as you want, with the option to snorkel, swim, play, or relax at each site, and access to the open bar throughout. The excursion concludes at the original departure point.

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Key Details

The Antilla Malmok Reef and 2 more
Mobile Ticket Accepted
Hotel Pickup

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Ben L

Seymour, Connecticut

Reviewed 2 days ago

Fun afternoon full of snorkeling, rope swinging, and rum punch

Took the afternoon 3 hour tour, got to snorkel at the Antilla Ship Wreck and another spot off shore. The current was moderate not to bad, but if you aren't a decent swimmer it may be tough, the Antilla Shipwreck is in 60 ft of...More

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Safari4227

Reviewed 1 week ago

Great cruise and snorkeling, but what is in that Rum?

Great crew and good ship. Rope swing was great too! Regarding the rum, I think it must be totally watered down. All 6 of us felt the same way. We enjoyed the cruise and the day.

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Amydhillon47

Highland Heights, Ohio

104

Reviewed 3 weeks ago via mobile

I’m a little late (sorry) took my trip on spring break

This is by far the best trip! You can’t get any better service or help from anywhere on any island. I would do this everyday if i could. Brought both my family including children my mother and father 63-73 along with younger friends that angels...More

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lee W

Preston, United Kingdom

614

Reviewed 4 weeks ago

Best value trip you can take on Aruba

Great boat, just about the right number of people. Free drinks... nice sailing out to the first snorkel dive site which is the Antilles. I will make one important recommendation when you get to the first snorkel site... Don't be macho and ignorre the option...More

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Scot A

Washington DC, District of Columbia

4821

Reviewed 4 weeks ago via mobile

Not so Jolly Deal

So let's be clear, JP has allowed all the beach vendors to presell tickets. My vendor was great and even let us use their paddle boards free after purchasing. But when we went to get on the boat we were told one boat had mechanical...More