5/5 Cara C. 4 years ago on Google
REVIEW
OF
SUNSET
SAIL:
Husband
and
I
loved
this
sail.
We
came
to
Aruba
for
our
honeymoon.
I
recommend
sitting
at
the
back.
Open
bar
and
appetizers
are
included.
Some
of
the
food
offered
was
a
salmon
wrap
and
baked
cheese
sticks.
Service
was
great..
You
don't
have
to
get
up
for
food
or
drinks.
Jessica
is
a
real
sweetheart!
The
owner
is
really
nice
too!
It
seems
like
he
is
present
for
every
sail.
TIPS:
The
drinks
stay
steady
on
the
boat,
so
you
don't
really
have
to
worry
if
you
set
it
down
on
the
boat.
There
are
also
cup
holders
in
the
back
seat
area.
And
if
you
aren't
into
Aruba
Arribas
or
Rum
Punches,
I'd
ask
for
the
blue
drink
(I
think
it's
coconut
rum,
blue
curacao,
and
pineapple).
CLOTHING:
I'd
recommend
anything
lightweight,
casual
wear,
or
a
bathing
suit
with
cover
up.
The
sun
can
bake
you
even
at
this
time
of
day,
so
I
was
glad
I
had
a
scarf
to
cover
my
shoulders
with.
No
one
really
wears
shoes
on
board,
so
don't
worry
too
much
about
those
(they
can
be
stored
under
your
seat).
I
wouldn't
recommend
a
hat,
as
it
is
very
windy.
There
is
a
bathroom
on
board;
you
have
to
go
into
the
center
where
the
captain
is.
(No
toilet
paper
allowed
in
the
toilet,
only
in
the
trash
can!)
They
will
take
your
shoes
for
you
as
you
climb
into
the
boat
from
the
smaller
boat,
then
you
store
your
shoes
under
your
seat.
We
really
enjoyed
the
music
-
if
I
had
to
give
it
a
name,
it
would
be
"Aruba
Contemporary
with
a
splash
of
EDM."
We
also
tried
Jolly
Pirates..
but
if
you
want
a
more
laid-back
experience,
go
with
Octopus.
REVIEW
OF
MORNING
BRUNCH
SAIL
+
SNORKEL:
Husband
and
I
came
to
Aruba
for
our
honeymoon.
We
were
offered
this
cruise
in
lieu
of
an
afternoon
sail+snorkel,
which
they
said
didn't
have
enough
people
to
sail.
That
was
disappointing.
The
reason
why
I
give
4
stars
instead
of
5
is
because
the
company
said
they
had
"tried
to
get
a
hold
of
us"
to
let
us
know
we
had
to
switch
to
another
sail
(due
to
lack
of
people)...
But
we
didn't
hear
anything
until
the
DAY
OF.
Granted,
they
didn't
have
our
room
number
to
call
us,
but
they
had
our
email
and
knew
which
hotel
we
would
be
staying
in.
I
think
they
sent
an
email
that
morning.
So!
We
then
had
to
move
around
the
Jolly
Pirates
sail
we
had
scheduled..
which
luckily
was
no
problem.
We
were
then
good
to
go,
and
prepared
for
an
earlier-than-planned
snorkel
trip.
SNORKELING:
I
am
no
swimmer,
but
I
really
enjoyed
the
2nd
stop,
which
was
Boca
Catalina.
I
felt
safe
wearing
the
life
jacket
around
my
waist
as
recommended
(easier
to
see
and
turn
your
head
when
snorkeling).
It
is
shallow
here,
about
6-8
ft
I
believe,
and
there
are
plenty
of
fish
to
see.
No
turtles
though!
It
was
mostly
small
fish
that
day,
with
some
big
blue
ones
too.
My
husband
tried
the
deeper/more
choppy
snorkel,
which
was
the
Antilla
Shipwreck.
He
enjoyed
it,
but
as
it
was
his
first
time
snorkeling,
he
didn't
stay
in
too
long.
The
snorkel
gear
is
great,
but
husband
found
his
gear
to
be
a
bit
leaky.
I
recommend
a
size
down
for
your
flippers
(I
am
a
US
8
but
wore
5/6
flippers).
Also,
try
to
take
off
the
flippers
before
you
climb
back
up
the
boat!
SERVICE,
ETC:
We
were
delayed
due
to
a
sick
employee
(no
one
was
there
to
check
us
in),
but
that
is
no
fault
of
Octopus's.
When
the
owner
came
by
boat
to
pick
us
up,
he
discovered
this,
and
proceeded
to
check
us
in
quickly.
I
recommend
sitting
at
the
back.
Open
bar
and
appetizers
are
included.
Some
of
the
food
offered
were
mimosas
(OJ
or
pineapple..
they
were
a
little
on
the
weak
side,
but
no
matter),
a
muffin,
tuna
wrap
bite,
and
a
whole
sub
sandwich
at
the
end!
Service
was
great