Booked as an excursion from the Island Princess while on our Panama Canal cruise, this was an excellent choice. Down 130 feet, saw ships they had sunk to make reefs. Lots of beautiful fish. The tour crew was great, and pointed out the different fish and other items we saw under the beautiful turquoise water of Aruba!

My wife and I sailed on the Carnival Breeze 8 night Southern Caribbean cruise for our honeymoon. The last of four stops was Aruba where we did the "See and Sea" tour. What an outstanding tour. All of the stops had breathtaking views, and interesting stories to go with them. The stories were told by our tour guide "The Original"... More

My friend and I decided to do this attraction on our trip in Aruba and aren't we glad we did! This was just amazing to see the underworld life at such a way that snorkling or diving was not an option. The crew were great and very knowledgeable and humorous at same time. The captain Gio was super nice and... More

My husband and I were on a 20 day cruise on the Emerald Princess, arriving at Aruba we had booked a tour through Princess on the Atlantis Submarine. This was a great decision, we went down 130 ft traveling along the coral reef, and it sets down on the ocean floor. Everything is pretty grayish brown, but we were able... More

This was my third Atlantis Submarine trip and the best by far. While I enjoyed the trips in Barbados and Cozumel, this was outstanding. The marine life was much more dense and varied than the other two trips. We saw Sea Turtles, Barracuda, Green Moray Eel, Black Grouper, and many other smaller tropical species. Two wreck sites were also part... More

I was on a Holland America ten day cruise with my husband to the Panama Canal in early April 2013 with one of our ports-of-call being Aruba. My husband and I chose the "Sea & See" excursion there which was a four-part trip....bus tour, semi-submarine ride to view a WWII sunken ship, a boat ride and a tour of the... More

There are many submarine adventures where you sit below water level, but the boat never submerges. Not so on this submarine. It goes down 130 feet, traveling along the ridge of a coral reef, and sets down on the ocean floor. The water is clear making it easy to see the sea life growing on the reef; however, don't expect... More

If you are looking for an activity that takes you out of the common things you might be able to do, the Atlantis Submarine in Oranjestad is for you. Many of the activities you can do in Aruba are things that you may be able to do elsewhere in the Caribbean Sea, however being in a submarine among sea life... More

I will be back next year to do it again great experience i cant wait to bring other family members to the island to enjoy in the adventure