Very big wreck with an interesting story behind it. I dove it as my last dive in Aruba with Clive and Dive Aruba (Highly recommended). It was EXTREMELY busy when we arrived so we had to moor on the east side off the bow. There were two catamarans, Red Sail and dePalm tours that were PACKED with snorkelers on the... More

We did the Atlantis submarine tour while here, which was pretty neat (seeing that neither of us had ever even THOUGHT about going in a submarine) I enjoyed watching the different plant life and fish that had taken over the wreck. It's a shipwreck....not sure what else can describe it. It wasn't anything jaw dropping spectacular, but it was an... More

Highlight of our trip! We went through Red Sail and did the catermeran ride with an open bar...soooo worth it!!! More

The wreck is huge, and full of fish. a great snorkelling experience More

great wreck dive with JADAS dive shop!!! busy location with snorkelers and visibility was limited the day we were there but still a great dive!! More

We usually don't snokel in such deep water but the fish were awesome. Plus just being able to see the divers 60ft down was a testament to the clarity of the water. More

My husband and I snorkle a lot and he scuba dives. While we were in Aruba in March 2012, the visibility was excellent and seeing the shipwreck was a neat experience. While divers may get to see shipwrecks regularly, it's not usually something you can see just when snorkeling! There really is no coral at this site and while there... More

Was worth seeing but the water was rough and snorkles did not work well because the water goes up over them from the waves. Worth the look though More

The idea is very cool but trying to see a boat that is under 50-60 feet of water from the surface is not..Arubas snorkeling scene is lacking both fish and verity ... pretty much you just get to see the Crows and or the ships mast and thats it, the rest of the boat can only be seen from below....... More