Private Boat Charters in Aruba, from Palm Beach
Your own boat, your own captain, your own route. No shared trips, no fixed itinerary.
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The Vibe Ride — private boat, up to 8 guests
Your own boat, your own captain, no strangers on board.
2 hours$400 · 6 guests incl.3 hours$600 · 6 guests incl.4 hours$800 · 6 guests incl.
Big Fun — private boat, up to 10 guests
The bigger deck. Same private trip, more room.
2 hours$400 · 6 guests incl.3 hours$600 · 6 guests incl.4 hours$800 · 6 guests incl.
$200 per hour, six guests included
Every charter is $200 per hour and the first 6 guests are included. Each extra guest is $25 per hour.
Trips run from 2 to 8 hours. The first departure is 9:00 AM and every boat is back by 7:00 PM, so the length you book decides how late you can start.
A 4-hour trip for 6 guests is $800. The same trip for 8 guests is $1,000.
What is included
- Drinks on board — rum, sodas, water, fruit punch and ice
- Snorkeling equipment for everyone aboard
- A local captain who knows where the fish actually are
- Bluetooth sound system — connect your own music
- Bring your own food and snacks; we will keep them cold
Two boats to choose from. The Vibe Ride is a 24-foot speedboat for up to 8 guests. Big Fun takes up to 10.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a private boat charter cost in Aruba?
$200 per hour with up to 6 guests included, plus $25 per hour for each additional guest. Trips run from 2 to 8 hours, so a 3-hour charter for 6 people is $600.
Where does the boat leave from?
Palm Beach. You will get the exact meeting point in your confirmation email once you book.
How many people can come along?
Up to 8 guests on the Vibe Ride and up to 10 on Big Fun. Six are included in the hourly rate and each guest above that is $25 per hour.
Do we need any boating or snorkeling experience?
None at all. Your captain handles the boat and the snorkeling spots are calm and shallow. First-timers do this every day.
What time can we start?
The first departure is 9:00 AM and all boats are back by 7:00 PM. That means a 3-hour trip can start as late as 4:00 PM, while an 8-hour trip has to leave in the morning.
Ready to take the boat out?
Pick your date, your hours and your group size. Confirmation is instant.