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Glide across our tranquil waters on a paddleboard or catch a wave at one of our surf breaks.
Whether your preference is a paddleboard or a surf board, Aruba's coastline offers you a variety of venues to test your mettle, or simply enjoy the serenity of the ride.
Although originating in the Pacific, standup paddleboarding (SUP) has become a hugely popular activity in Aruba. Many resorts and water sports companies along Palm Beach, Fisherman’s Huts and Eagle Beach offer paddleboard rentals.
Volunteers from Turtugaruba devote many hours watching over, protecting the nests and educating us during the season.
Enjoy a unique holiday experience by joining an underwater tour in Aruba by semi-submarine, full submarine, or a sea trek.
Land yourself a beautiful catch and hop aboard one of many deep sea fishing charters in Aruba that hunt for game fish.
Amp up your Caribbean holiday with exhilarating motorised water sports on the gorgeous coastline of Aruba.
Close to Aruba there are two private islands, Renaissance Island and De Palm Island.
Aruba's constant trade winds, extensive shallows and challenging wave conditions make Aruba a surfer’s paradise.
Marvel at a diminutive damselfish as it guards its home among waving sea fans, or encounter a school of blue parrotfish.
Join the fun of parasailing on Palm Beach and experience the exhilaration at the moment the parachute fills with air.
Kayak through Aruba's calm waters and mangrove lagoons along Aruba's southern fringe.
Although originating in the Pacific, standup paddleboarding (SUP) has become a hugely popular activity in Aruba. Many resorts and water sports companies along Palm Beach, Fisherman’s Huts and Eagle Beach offer paddleboard rentals.
There are also companies specialising in SUP tours, taking you to the serene environs of the calm waters and mangrove lagoons along Aruba's southern fringe, which are ripe for exploration by paddleboard. Soak in the the scenery—many of our exotic local and migratory bird species and other flora and fauna take up residence in this protected area that is under the watchful eye of our Arikok National Park.
Aruba may not come to mind as the island with the best surfing in the Caribbean, but seasoned surfers appreciate the challenge of surfing in Aruba with our fast-breaking waves. Several surf breaks, most of them located along the north coast of the island, provide an ample supply of rideable waves, typically of decent size but choppy due to Aruba's strong trade winds.
These waves are best navigated on a short board. Long boarders can often catch smaller waves with a longer, smoother ride at another of the top Aruba surf spots, just offshore from Arashi Beach. Aruba has some of the most interesting Caribbean surfing spots.
The local Aruba surfing community is especially friendly and gracious towards guest surfers at the breaks. Several surf contests are held throughout the year, with the winners representing Aruba at international competitions.
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