Aruba Diving
US Department Of State Post Report
There are several offshore islands that offer wonderful opportunities for snorkeling and diving, including Bonaire, Curacao, and Aruba. There are certified diving instructors in Caracas who offer classes in English on a regular basis. ... Trips to nearby Caribbean islands are popular. The Venezuelan island of Margarita combines the charm of old Spanish colonial forts and churches with some nice beaches. Curacao, Aruba, Bonaire, Barbados, and Trinidad and Tobago are other interesting islands to visit. Trinidad is especially exciting during Carnival when the entire island closes down and “jumps up” for 4 days to the music of hundreds of steel bands. Bonaire and Curacao offer world class diving. ... [Read More]
US Department Of State Post Report
Water sports of all kinds are popular. Curaçao has numerous small beaches, some public and others that can be used for a small fee. Swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, water skiing, sailing and windsurfing are possible year round. Curaçao has an extensive number of dive sites, as well as an underwater park, for scuba divers; equipment rental and instruction are available from several Dive Shops. Other sports are available through clubs. ... The Consulate General in Curacao handles relations with two self-governing components of the Kingdom of the Netherlands: the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba. One of the most economically developed islands in the Caribbean, Curacao has a hot, dry climate. Outdoor sports such as sailing, diving, tennis, and golf are readily available, but cultural opportunities are limited. English is widely spoken, at least to some degree, and communications with the United States are good. ... [Read More]
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