Top Aruba Scuba Diving

Dive Aruba’s wrecks and reefs on a one- or two-tank scuba dive with Red Sail Sports to some of the island’s most scenic spots. Take a boat to off-shore dive sites then watch for butterflyfish and damselfish as you navigate the warm Caribbean water. Float over bright coral and waving fans, and explore unspoiled marine habitat that shelters rays, eels and barracuda. 

Explore Aruba's underwater world during a 2-tank dive with a PADI-certified dive master. On this 4-hour excursion, get to know the calm, azure waters filled with vibrant sea life that thrives off of Aruba's coast. Visit famous dive sites like Antilla, Pedernales and Star Gerren as well as lesser-known spots like Skalahein, Fingers and Kantel reef. Round-trip transportation from local hotels is included and dive gear is available for rental.

Experience scuba diving in Aruba during a half-day introductory course, and explore a shallow reef or one of the island’s legendary shipwrecks. Learn the basics of equipment and safety in a classroom and pool, then head for open water. Practice buoyancy and communication while swimming alongside a dive instructor and discover vibrant fish and brilliant coral as you dive the Caribbean Sea for the first time. 

Would you like to be a fish among all other fish? Would you like to see the amazing colored corals? Or a Turtle? And are you not certified to dive? Then this is your chance! First some theory, your equipment, some skills and than you're ready for a real professional guided dive in our beautiful Caribbean sea. Our Instructors will do everything we can to create your best Pure Diving experience.

While on vacation in Aruba, complete a 3-hour discover scuba diving course. This course allows you to experience scuba with a trained instructor without needing any kind of certification. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Off the coast where we are - far away from the crowds - there are beautiful and healthy reefs with a lot of varied corals and other marine life. Reefs with names like Sponge, Tire, Anchor, Bali, Barcadera, Harbor, Fingers, Mark, Isla di Oro, Mangel Halto, Hole in the Wall and many others. In addition, the beautiful dive spots such as Jane C wreck and the Airplanes. We are happy to take you for our morning trip to guide you to one of these beautiful dive sites. For safety reasons, we primarily look at the weather and sea conditions. In addition, to the certificate levels and requests, before we choose which dive spots to go to. For sure; we will do our best to give our customers their best dive experience during their stay in Aruba.

Explore Aruba's underwater world on this diving adventure for PADI-certified divers. With an expert PADI diving instructor and a group of 6 people maximum, see the vibrant underwater world just off Aruba's coast. In waters between 20 and 140 feet (6 and 42 meters), divers can spot marine life like stingrays, moray eels and yellow tail snappers and visit the notorious Antilla Shipwreck. Scuba gear is available for use.

The resort course introduces basic safety information and allows participants to scuba dive under close supervision of a qualified On Staff PADI Instructor. The resort course will open the doors to a beautiful underwater world with lots to discover. The minimum age for the resort course is 10 years. 

Use your diving certification in the nighttime waters of Aruba on this diving tour. Accompanied by an instructor, suit up with weights and a belt and dive into the warm sea at night. Explore local shipwrecks, coral reefs, and varied sea life that comes out when the sun goes down.

Off the coast where we are - far away from the crowds - there are beautiful and healthy reefs with a lot of varied corals and other marine life. Reefs with names like Sponge, Tire, Anchor, Bali, Barcadera, Harbor, Fingers, Mark, Isla di Oro, Mangel Halto, Hole in the Wall and many others. In addition, the beautiful dive spots such as Jane C wreck and the Airplanes. For safety reasons, we primarily look at the weather and sea conditions. In addition, to the certificate levels and requests, before we choose which dive spots to go to. For sure; we will do our best to give our customers their best dive experience during their stay in Aruba.

The blue light used in fluorescent night diving is not a blacklight. The blacklight would work, but due to the physical properties of water, the specific wavelength of our blue lights has better results. In order to get the best results, something has to take the blue out of the light that bounces of what you’re looking at. Therefore, we wear a visor that covers our masks. This visor has a specific yellow color that takes out the blue and leaves only the fluorescent colors. For the absolute best results, we only use the best equipment available on the market. A lot of research has gone into the equipment we use to get the perfect wavelength of light for optimal excitation of the coral.

Whether you’re new to diving or you’re a seasoned pro, Nautilus can help you to experience what the ocean surrounding Aruba has to offer.