Showing posts with label Scuba Diving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scuba Diving. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 16, 2021

13 Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Aruba

Aruba Bound

Discover the best places to visit on this popular Caribbean island with this list of the top tourist attractions in Aruba. Read MORE

Tuesday, May 15, 2018

5 Aquatic Experiences at Barceló Aruba

Aruba Bound
Water, water everywhere. Barcelo Hotel Group has beautiful properties near water in Europe, North America, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean. But the all-inclusive Barceló Aruba located on Palm Beach is an aquatic lover’s dream. The gorgeous turquoise waters are simply breathtaking, and the resort offers plenty of fun for travelers of all types.

Here are five aquatic experiences that guests are sure to love at Barceló Aruba.

Friday, December 4, 2015

Friday, October 24, 2014

Friday, August 22, 2014

A Beginner's Scuba Dive in Aruba

What might you see if you take a Discover Scuba course in Aruba? This video was filmed on the World War II wreck of the Pedernales, a popular spot for Aruba dive shops to take beginner divers.

Friday, April 18, 2014

Friday, March 28, 2014

Dive Adventure: Aruba

Aruba hosts a fleet of 8 underwater shipwrecks and an array of diving sites.

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Aruba Watersports Center

Aruba Bound
A few years back during one of our stays at the Radisson Aruba, we took our dd on a Discover Scuba dive, Scuba and the 10 year old, through Aruba Watersports Center. She was immediately enthralled with the sport. When we began our research to obtain her certification, we were looking for a similar type of experience with personalized service and one on one tutoring.

After doing a large amount of online research and communicating online with Aruba Watersports, we decided to reserve the Open Water Certification class with them. They were very prompt and professional in their emails and I was confident that it would be a good experience.

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Extraordinary Sights At Aruba Dive Sites

Aruba Bound
Despite its close proximity of just 18 miles from Venezuela, the 6 miles wide and 20 miles long island of Aruba is an idyllic location and is renowned throughout the Caribbean for its wonderful beaches, turquoise waters and magnificent water sport opportunities. Under the control of the Dutch for nearly 400 years, tourism now plays a huge part in its economy and whilst sailing and snorkeling are very popular, without doubt when it comes to water based activities in Aruba diving is by far the biggest draw, and brings people from all corners of the world to explore the incredible waters that lie off shore.

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Set your sites on diving in Aruba

Aruba Bound
The diminutive southern Caribbean island of Aruba, lying less than 20 miles from mainland South America, attracts over half a million tourists from far and wide, each year. Some come for the luxury accommodation, gorgeous beaches and guaranteed good weather, but huge numbers are drawn to this little piece of paradise by the excellent snorkeling, and more significantly, the fabulous diving opportunities, it presents. There are over 40 Aruba diving sites, the majority situated off the sheltered south western coast and the many local dive operators have developed a smooth and professional operation to allow visitors a truly memorable experience.

Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Shore Dives & Snorkeling With Kids

JADS Dive Center offers shore dives or rent tanks from Aqua Windies. Aqua Windies does rent tanks.

Using, shorediving.com Aruba as a reference, below are some of my thoughts.

Bachelors Beach, Boca Grandi & Boca Andicuri are only divable on a few days of the year when there is no wind. If there is no wind, which is extremely rare, there is all likelihood there will still be waves. They are on the windward side of the island and open to the entire Caribbean with no coral reef or barrier islands to speak of for protection.