Top Aruba Freediving

Designed for certified divers, this 2-tank dive lets you explore the waters of Aruba without having to pack your equipment. Departing from the pier, head out to southern dive spots where you’ll be able to see colorful coral and the Jane Sea Wreck (referred to as Jane C.) The trip includes a minimum of two dives.

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 2 tank morning trip to guide you to 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.

Are you a certified diver who did at least one dive in the last two years? Have your own equipment? Love to try an amazing night dive? Then this is your chance! Your dive will be completely different: you will meet the underwater nightlife. Mostly from shore, sometimes with our charming lady the Drumfish. For your own safety you must leave this decision to the instructor but take it from us, we will do everything we can to create your best Pure Diving experience.

Watch, listen, read, scroll, tap, and interact while you boost your skills with PADI TOUCH. It’s fun, it’s easy, it’s portable. It integrates the manual with the video into a powerful, tablet, and smartphone-based learning experience. The PADI Advanced Open Water Diver course focuses on refining your skills, allowing the diver to explore a broader variety of diving to a maximum depth of 30m (100 ft).

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.

The PADI Open Water Diver course is the world's most popular and internationally recognized scuba diving course. The certification entitles you to discover the beautiful underwater world in depths of up to 18m/ 60ft together with your dive buddy. Start today with PADI Touch - eLearning!

Are you a certified diver who did at least one dive in the last two years? Not having your own equipment? Love to try an amazing night dive? Then this is your chance! Your dive will be completely different: you will meet the underwater nightlife. Mostly from shore, sometimes with our charming lady the Drumfish. For your own safety you must leave this decision to the instructor but take it from us, we will do everything we can to create your best Pure Diving experience.

There is nothing like breathing underwater for the very first time! It takes a little time to get used to it, but after a few minutes, most participants realize how easy scuba diving really is. If you want to try scuba diving, but aren’t ready yet to take the plunge into a certification course, Discover Scuba Diving is for you!

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.

Aruba's waters are rich in wrecks and tropical marine life, including stingrays, moray eels, manta rays, barracudas, yellow tail, sea bass, parrot fish, angelfish, argentine goatfish, lobsters, turtles and lots more.

Aruba's waters are rich in wrecks and tropical marine life, including stingrays, moray eels, manta rays, barracudas, yellow tail, sea bass, parrot fish, angelfish, argentine goatfish, lobsters, turtles and lots more.

Interesting coral formations are found from shallow waters between 20 to 100 ft, with little or no current, flat surface conditions and an average water temperature of 27C let's dive in!