Aruba has two neighbours which are Bonaire and Curacao. These islands are collectively known as the ABC islands. The island is 18 miles 29 km off the north coast of Venezuela miles and on clear days from the south-eastern side of the island it can be possible to see Venezuela. Yes, there are sharks in Aruba.
The sharks are found further out in the open water, they are not known to come near the beaches. You will find that there are over 20 species of sharks in the Dutch Caribbean islands.
The Dutch Caribbean islands are home to at least 20 species of sharks. The seas around Aruba are home to well-known sharks like reef sharks, whale sharks, and hammerhead sharks. There have been no major shark attacks recorded in Aruba. There was an incident between Aruba and Venezuela in December Where a boat capsized and a sailor was mauled to death by a shark before a rescuer hanging from a helicopter overhead was able to pull him from the water.
Aruba sharks normally stay in deeper water where their food supply is and they can feed on larger fish. It is very unlikely or any reason to come to the Aruba shores. Most of the dive sites in Aruba that are close to the shore. All the diving is provided by the dive shops or operators on Aruba. In Aruba, you can go scuba diving and see shipwrecks and reefs. Aruba has a lot of shipwrecks that are good diving sites.
The dive sites more suited towards open water divers are on the south of the island. The sites north of the island are more suited to experienced divers due to currents. Here are some of the best dive sites in Aruba. A tugboat wreck is a wreck of a harbor tugboat. The wreck is roughly around 24 meters deep. As well as seem the wreck you can see other sea animals like the french angelfish, moray eels, octopuses, and sometimes stingrays.
As the name suggests this site is a wreck of two airplanes. The airplanes were sunk there is create an artificial reef. If interested this is a good opportunity to see coral growing on wrecks and other creatures living in the wrecks. The Antilla is another shipwreck and is properly the most popular for scuba divers to Aruba. From the damage suffered the ship was cut into three sections. The fore and aft sections were joined together. Making the ship seaworthy. Leaving the middle section in Aruba, which today is a scuba diving site.
This is very suitable for open water divers. Besides relaxing and light swimming by the beaches, it is also possible to indulge in water sports like diving and snorkeling. In the island, Aruba diving is very popular since the isle has perfect diving spots. Inexperienced divers get to have guides. Many people have expressed concerns over shark attacks. There are sharks in Aruba, and Aruba sharks are only found further in the ocean water. People partaking in boat rides should be careful not to dive in some of the shark locations.
They are not on the beaches for those feeling weary of their presence. It is, however, prudent to exercise caution when diving and boat riding. When the sun goes down in the Island, it is hardly time to retire; it just means that another exciting part of the region is about to reveal. The nightlife.
When in Aruba, it is impossible to get yourself to sleep because you want to experience both sides of the island. The active Aruba nightlife attracts tourists who spend their day relaxing by the beach and spend the night dancing, drinking and engaging in the Aruban nightlife. Ranging from nightclubs, resorts, bars and dance joints, Aruba is sure to deliver a fun packed night for those who love the nightlife. Many bars and restaurants on the Island have live music that soothes your mind as you enjoy delicious cuisine, engage in conversation or wash down the excitement with a drink.
Palm Beach area is famous for casinos and world-class hotels. The only thing holding you back from having a fun night out in Aruba can only be yourself since the island has provided significant hotspots for fun-filled nightlife. Oranjestad, Aruba capital, is also filled with night activities that will excite you. From rum shops to live bands, salsa, merengue and many rhythms gracing your ears and swaying your body. If clubbing and dancing are not your poison, you can check out the Eagle bowling palace for a night of gaming.
Romantic night getaways for lovers are also covered in Aruba; the Kukoo Kunuku party bus is a must try item for couples. French Swedish Russian Norwegian 7. Japanese 5. Polish 4. Danish 2. Arabic 1. Czech 1. Finnish 1. Greek 1.
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