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Private Charter in Aruba

The whole boat, on your schedule. Above roughly eight people this usually costs less per head than a shared trip, and you choose where it stops.

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1 private charter option in Aruba

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Malmok Charters — 3-Hour Private Boat Charter Direct

Malmok Charters — 3-Hour Private Boat Charter

Three hours, your own boat and skipper. $180 reserves it.

3 hours
From $900 for the boat
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Plan the rest of it

Book the day around it

The tours worth paying for, somewhere to sleep nearby, and a car to reach the reefs that have no bus.

Palapa Aruba — Beach Umbrella & Two Chairs Direct

Palapa Aruba — Beach Umbrella & Two Chairs

Shade reserved in your name at Eagle Beach or the Hyatt. $100 a day.

10 AM – 4 PM
From $100 per day, plus 16% tax
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Isabella Private Catamaran — 3-Hour Charter Direct

Isabella Private Catamaran — 3-Hour Charter

The whole boat for three hours, up to 12 guests. $275 holds it.

3 hours
From $825 for the boat
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Booked direct with the operator
Malmok Charters — 3-Hour Private Boat Charter Direct

Malmok Charters — 3-Hour Private Boat Charter

Three hours, your own boat and skipper. $180 reserves it.

3 hours
From $900 for the boat
Book Direct
Booked direct with the operator

Where to stay near the water

The reefs worth an early start are spread from Malmok to San Nicolas. Staying on the right side of the island saves you an hour of driving at dawn.

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You will need a car

Mangel Halto, Tres Trapi and Baby Beach have no practical bus route. A small automatic is enough for every site on this page.

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