Top Aruba Boat Rentals

Explore wild Aruba on the back of a single or double Yamaha Grizzly 350CC all-terrain vehicle during this half-day tour. Ride along the north coast to the natural pools, where you can dive in for a snorkel or swim. Round-trip hotel transportation is included for an easy tour. A driver's license is required.

Ride horses through Aruba's unspoiled and rugged landscapes during this small-group tour. Get matched with a horse according to your skills and experience, then follow your horseback riding guide through the desert scenery of Arikok National Park to the natural pool to cool off. Hotel or port pickup and drop-off is included; no horseback riding experience is required.

Take flight above the shores of Aruba and get some of the best views of the island during this thrilling parasailing experience. Join a small group and sail out on the pristine waters to the parasailing location. After gearing up, take flight and enjoy unparalleled views of Aruba; bring a camera if you want to capture your experience.

Swap sunbathing on the beach for a more exciting experience of Aruba. This UTV adventure promises an adventurous and exhilarating ride through the island's rugged desert and coastline. Along the way you'll stop at landmarks including Philip's Animal Garden (the island's largest exotic animal sanctuary), the Alto Vista Chapel and Bushiribana Ruins.

Rent a sailboat in Aruba for one hour, or book the option that includes a captain/instructor if you don't know how to sail or would like to learn. This 1-hour rental allows you to enjoy the waters of Aruba with the help of the island's northeasterly trade winds, which can reach more than 20 knots. When booking, you have the option to select a 14- or 16-foot (4.3- or 4.9-meter) Hobie Cat sailboat.

Explore Aruba's rich underwater world without getting wet on this glass-bottom boat tour. See coral reefs, tropical fish, and other marine life as you glide over crystal-clear water exploring mangroves and the open water. Along the way, there's time for a stop at the secluded Mangel Halto Beach for some swimming and snacks.