



by De Palm Tours VBA
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$292Travel by ferry to De Palm Island, a private coral island in Aruba, where you spend about six hours enjoying water activities and beach facilities. After a brief orientation upon arrival, guests can use standard beach beds, palapas, and other beach amenities. The day includes unlimited banana boat rides for those aged 10 and older, a guided snorkeling tour with snorkeling equipment provided, and access to the kids waterpark and body drop slides. Daily activities such as salsa lessons are also included. Food and drinks are available throughout the day with a hot buffet lunch at the seaside restaurant, snacks like burgers at the snack bar, and an open bar serving frozen cocktails, draft beer, and non-alcoholic beverages. Optional water sports like Snuba and Sea Trek are available on site for an additional fee, offering underwater breathing and walking experiences suitable for ages 8 and up. These require separate booking and are not included in the standard package. The tour does not accept passengers arriving by cruise ship through this booking and advises cruise guests to book via their ship's Shore Excursions program. Restrictions apply for pregnant women and guests with heart or back conditions regarding banana boat rides and water slides.
De Palm Island
Upon arrival at Port de Palm, guests are transferred by boat to De Palm Island and receive a brief orientation. The island is Aruba's only all-inclusive destination, suitable for families and couples. Visitors can choose to participate in Snuba or Sea Trek underwater activities, which allow walking on the ocean floor breathing normally to a depth of 20 feet. These experiences last about one hour, require no dive certification, and are available for ages 8 and up through De Palm Water Sports. This tour is not available for cruise ship passengers arriving in Aruba.
360 min




by De Palm Tours VBA
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$292Travel by ferry to De Palm Island, a private coral island in Aruba, where you spend about six hours enjoying water activities and beach facilities. After a brief orientation upon arrival, guests can use standard beach beds, palapas, and other beach amenities. The day includes unlimited banana boat rides for those aged 10 and older, a guided snorkeling tour with snorkeling equipment provided, and access to the kids waterpark and body drop slides. Daily activities such as salsa lessons are also included. Food and drinks are available throughout the day with a hot buffet lunch at the seaside restaurant, snacks like burgers at the snack bar, and an open bar serving frozen cocktails, draft beer, and non-alcoholic beverages. Optional water sports like Snuba and Sea Trek are available on site for an additional fee, offering underwater breathing and walking experiences suitable for ages 8 and up. These require separate booking and are not included in the standard package. The tour does not accept passengers arriving by cruise ship through this booking and advises cruise guests to book via their ship's Shore Excursions program. Restrictions apply for pregnant women and guests with heart or back conditions regarding banana boat rides and water slides.
De Palm Island
Upon arrival at Port de Palm, guests are transferred by boat to De Palm Island and receive a brief orientation. The island is Aruba's only all-inclusive destination, suitable for families and couples. Visitors can choose to participate in Snuba or Sea Trek underwater activities, which allow walking on the ocean floor breathing normally to a depth of 20 feet. These experiences last about one hour, require no dive certification, and are available for ages 8 and up through De Palm Water Sports. This tour is not available for cruise ship passengers arriving in Aruba.
360 min