Pricing*:
Adult: $109.00 pp
Your Own Gear:
$78.80 pp
Snorkel Only:
$30.00pp
Schedule:
Days:
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Times:
8:30 AM
Other Info:
5 Hours. Pick-up time listed. The boat leaves at 9:00 am.
Getting There:
Pick-up from the cruise ship terminal is provided. Pick-up is 8:30am. Pick-up from Aruba hotels downtown. Other hotels require a short taxi ride.
Activities:
Scuba Diving
Special Instructions:
Gear provided, if needed, is the BCD/regulator, fins, mask and suit.
Restrictions:
Certified Divers Only. If less than 4 people are booked for your date, you will dive from a shore location. Many of the shipwrecks can be reached from shore.
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There are great wrecks to explore. For example: The Ghost Ship (the Antilla) is a
German freighter and is the largest wreck in the Caribbean (400'
long), sunk when it was brand new. The wreck is excellent
for penetrations because of its large compartments.
The Wreck of the Pedernales, an oil tanker torpedoed by
a German submarine during the last World War, is a paradise
for beginning divers.
The wreck's several large pieces are
spread out between coral formations, making visible the
complete wreck cabins, wash basins, lavatories, etc., as
well as the tanker's pipeline system.
At a depth of 80', the Jane Sea sloped so severely as to
be nearly upright. The freighter is almost 250 feet long
and is surrounded by some spectacular sea fans and brain
corals.
S.E. Aruba FlyN' Dive takes you to all the best locations.
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Water temperature is on average 80 F / 28 C (from the mid
70's F to mid 80's F / 27 C - 30 C) year round. A shorty
will usually do unless you tend to get cold easily. You
can expect a visibility of about 60 feet / 20 meters most
of the time.
There are also plentiful coral formations to dive. For example: the Tire Reef
features black coral, sea whips, sea fingers and plenty of gorgonians
and sea fans. The Green Moray and Eagle Ray are spotted
occasionally on this dive site. Kantil Reef is a fascinating drop off, with gigantic boulders
of brain and star coral, an abundance of massive formations
of leaf and sheet corals, and plenty of huge sea fans and
gorgoneas. The Palm Slope has magnificent coral formations sloping to great depths. Well
known for barracudas.
Learn more about Aruba Shipwrecks!
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