This 1891 wooden steamship wreck lies off the rugged northwest coast. Divers can explore the engine block and drive shaft among vibrant sea fans and tropical fish. Due to strong currents, this historic site is reserved for experienced divers seeking a more challenging adventure.

California Wreck

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Arashi Reef

This site features two small aircraft wrecks scattered across a sandy bottom. Surrounded by brain corals and seagrass, it’s one of the best spots to find turtles and eagle rays. Its moderate depth and calm conditions make it a perfect adventure for divers of all skill levels.

Arashi Reef

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Boat diving

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Antilla shipwreck

This massive 400ft WWII German freighter is one of the largest wrecks in the Caribbean. It rests in shallow water, making it accessible for everyone. The hull is covered in sponges and anemones, creating a home for huge schools of tropical fish and providing a hauntingly beautiful underwater experience.

The Antille

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Boat diving

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Malmok Reef & Debbie II

The Debbie II is a 120-foot fuel barge intentionally sunk in 1992 to create an artificial reef. Resting upright on the seabed, the wreck is covered in large barrel sponges and home to schools of snapper and moray eels. A fantastic, clear-water dive for certified divers.

Malmok Reef

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Boat diving

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Pedernales

Torpedoed in 1942, this oil tanker now lies in several large pieces across the sandy bottom. Because it is shallow and the water is crystal clear, it is a paradise for beginners and photographers. You can easily explore cabins and pipelines while being surrounded by a vibrant artificial reef system.

Pedernales

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Boat diving

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Renaissance Marina

Located in the vibrant heart of town, this marina is famous for its luxury yachts and as the main hub for all offshore boat excursions. The harbor is professional and upscale, providing a seamless start to your diving journey. It is the perfect spot for those ready to explore the island’s most famous shipwrecks.

Renaissance Marina

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Airplanes

This site features two sunken airplanes that have become a thriving artificial reef. Divers can swim through the fuselage and peek into the cockpits. It is a surreal experience to see planes underwater, usually accompanied by curious barracudas and colorful corals growing on the metal wings.

Airplanes

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Boat diving

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Jane Sea

The Jane Sea is an impressive 250ft freighter sitting perfectly upright on the seabed at a depth of 90 feet. Best for experienced divers, the wreck is adorned with massive sea fans and brain corals. It is widely considered one of the most photogenic deep-water sites on the island.

Jane Sea

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Boat diving

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Mangel Halto

Mangel Halto is arguably the best shore diving spot in Aruba. You enter through lush mangroves and follow the reef as it slopes into the deep blue. The coral is incredibly healthy and dense, often attracting eagle rays, octopuses, and a huge variety of tropical fish in a very serene and quiet environment.

Mangel Halto

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Boat diving & Shore diving

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Reef Berth

Known as the “Underwater Church,” these vertical industrial pillars create dramatic light effects as sunlight filters through. This advanced site hosts barracudas and nurse sharks among the structures. Its unique atmosphere makes it a masterpiece for experienced photographers.

Reef Berth

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Boat diving

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