Aruba is a true gem of the Caribbean, offering visitors a stunning combination of natural beauty, rich culture, and world-class amenities. Whether you're looking for relaxation or adventure, this island paradise has something for everyone. And if you want to experience everything this island has to offer in the most immersive and enjoyable way possible, there's no better way to do it than by renting a boat in Aruba.
Renowned for its palm-studded beaches, uninterrupted sunshine, white sand and pristine beaches, what’s not to love? If that wasn’t enough, its intriguing historical sites might pique your interest.
The cost of your Aruba yacht charter will depend on certain factors. The season in which you embark, the type and size of boat you choose and the number of guests will all impact the final cost. The addition of a skipper and/or crewed yacht will usually add to the final cost. Take a look at some of our boat prices per vessel below:
Our prices begin at €250/day and €1,750/week in low season and €300/day and €2,000/ week in the high season.
Our prices begin at €260/day in low season and €265/day in the high season.
Our prices begin at €249/day in low season and €269/day in the high season.
Our prices begin at €375/day and €2,000/week in low season and €428/day and €3,000/ week in the high season.
Our prices begin at €2,500/day and €14,000/week in low and high season.
When you charter a boat in Aruba, the cost covers the usage of the vessel for the length of your boating experience. The essential safety equipment is included to ensure a secure and worry- free journey.
The cost may differ from boat to boat and may depend on the additional services and extras provided by the boat owner. Fuel will typically require an extra payment and will also depend on the type of boat and length of your journey.
No matter what level of sailing experience you have, Nautal has a variety of boat rental options available for your Aruba boat charter.
If you choose to rent a boat with a skipper, you'll enjoy a number of benefits. One of the biggest advantages is the skipper's knowledge and expertise. They can help you navigate the waters of the Caribbean Sea with ease, taking care of all technicalities such as docking and anchoring. This allows you to truly relax and enjoy your vacation to the fullest!
In addition to their technical expertise, skippers can also be a valuable resource when it comes to planning your itinerary. They can offer suggestions based on their local knowledge and help you ensure that you see all the spots on your list. We highly recommend adding a skipper to your charter experience!
If you do wish to book a bareboat charter, proof of previous experience and sailing licence may be required by the boat owner.
Although small in size, Aruba is filled to the brim with activities. This pearl is a real magnet for visitors looking for relaxation or for a true adventure! Take a look at some of our must-dos:
One of the top attractions in Aruba is the stunning natural beauty of the island itself. The crystal-clear waters and pristine beaches are world-famous, offering visitors the opportunity to sunbathe, swim, snorkel, and scuba dive in some of the most breathtaking environments in the world. Head to Eagle Beach, Palm Beach and Arashi Beach.
The Arikok National Park is a must-visit, offering visitors the opportunity to explore miles of hiking trails and discover the diverse wildlife and natural beauty of the island. You can also visit the Alto Vista Chapel, a picturesque and historic landmark that offers stunning views of the island and the sea beyond.
Aruba is also home to a rich cultural heritage, with influences from the indigenous Arawak people, Dutch colonialism, and a melting pot of other cultures. The capital city of Oranjestad is a hub of cultural activity, with colorful architecture, museums, and galleries that offer a glimpse into the island's unique history and traditions.
Other top attractions in Aruba include the California Lighthouse, the Butterfly Farm, and the Casibari and Ayo Rock Formations.
When you charter a yacht in Aruba, you get the opportunity to visit two of the remaining ABC islands; Bonaire and Curacao. Plan a day on the water to visit these two treasures:
The great thing about this Caribbean gem is that it is a year round destination! The best time to sail your private boat will depend on the type of getaway that you seek.
The peak season in Aruba runs from December to April, when the weather is dry and sunny with low humidity and comfortable temperatures. The high season is also a great time for sailing, with steady easterly trade winds averaging 15-20 knots, making for comfortable and consistent sailing conditions for your Aruba boat rental.
The low season runs from May to November, when the weather is warmer and more humid, with occasional rain showers and the possibility of tropical storms or hurricanes. The easterly trade winds are still present during the low season, but they tend to be lighter and less consistent, averaging around 10-15 knots.
Regardless of the season, you can generally expect calm waters in Aruba, with gentle swells and currents that make for comfortable sailing conditions.
Choosing the right boat can be tricky, which is why we’re here to help!
For day or weekend charters, motorboats, Jet Skis and RIBs are the perfect choice. If you are looking for more spacious rentals for a week-long charter, take a look at our catamarans and yachts. A sailboat is ideal for an authentic sailing experience but does require some previous experience! Take a look at the capacity of our boats:
Our sailboats accommodate up to 15 guests and and include up to 6 cabins
Our motorboats accommodate up to 14 guests.
Our RIBs accommodate up to 16 guests.
Our catamarans accommodate up to 18 guests and and include up to 6 cabins
Our yachts accommodate up to 35 guests and and include up to 5 cabins
In Aruba, privately owned boats are available for charter. See other boats in the area.
Are you interested in other boats besides boat in Aruba?
Search for other boats to charter on our website