Auf diesem Katamaranausflug können Sie zwei der besten Schnorchelplätze Arubas erkunden: Antilla Shipwreck und Boca Catalina.
Sie gehen an Bord der Palm Pleasure, einem 70 Fuß langen und 40 Fuß breiten Katamaran, wo Sie an der offenen Bar entspannen und die Aussicht genießen können.
Katamaran-Ticket
Schnorchelausrüstung
Snacks
Open Bar
Hotel Hin- und Rücktransfer
JE Irausquin Boulevard 1, Aruba
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