ARUBA
Aruba’s best days out.
The 6 canoes & kayaks travellers book most in Aruba, gathered in one place, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who operates it.
Paddle Aruba’s Mangel Halto mangroves in a glass-bottom tandem kayak, with fruit, coral viewing, and a beach stop at Santo Largo.
Most Popular“Had a great time. The guides were friendly and knowledgeable. The mangroves was really not what i expected to see but we really just booked the trip for the kayaking experience. I would highly recommend.”
Private clear kayak photo shoot in Aruba with pose help, shallow-water safety, and edited photos delivered in 24 hours.
“Literally no free cocktail, and they give you a 10 min photoshoot instead of 30 like promised which is a complete shame. Photos are mid”
Clear kayak paddling to Sea Glass Island in Aruba, with time to hunt sea glass, spot marine life, and enjoy an easy small-group adventure.
“The guide was 45 minutes late with no communication. We called repeatedly, as did other customers and Viator, and no one from the tour company answered.”
Clear-kayak photos in Aruba, shot from above by a drone, with pose coaching, a social video reel, and a cocktail or shot included.
“Loved my experience. Lucién helped me out with all my poses lol. He made me feel so comfortable and safe. Shoot was easy going, easy to access for me. 100/100 experience”
Eco kayak tour in Aruba to Seaglass Island from Savaneta. Hunt colorful sea glass, paddle a short route, learn reef history.
“It is spectacular the amount of seaglass that lies on the island. Philip is a wonderful guide who is very relaxed with huge knowledge about nature. He is passionate aboit what he is doing. The kayaking is also great.”
Kayak to Sea Glass Island for a guided sea glass hunt at sunset in Aruba, with water, fruit, and small-group instruction.
“We loved this adventure. The guides were amazing: knowledgeable, kind, fun, safety-minded, and thought of everything, including tools to dig for sea glass, bags, fruit and water. The kayaking was easy and we did not have to go far. It was awRead more”
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