Aruba Beach Hopping with Snorkeling: Baby Beach and Mangel Halto with Transportation Aruba View all images Back Previous Next The supplier or owner of this product shall be responsible for the accuracy of the above images. Nexus B2C shall not be responsible for innacuracies. 1/15 2/15 3/15 4/15 5/15 6/15 7/15 8/15 9/15 10/15 11/15 12/15 13/15 14/15 15/15 Highlights Explore Aruba’s best beaches for snorkeling.Visit Baby Beach and Mangel Halto, two of the island’s best spots for swimming and snorkeling in crystal-clear waters.A comfortable and relaxing coastal tourEnjoy a beach tour with transportation included, perfect for relaxing and experiencing the Caribbean Sea at an easy pace. About this activity Discover some of Aruba’s best beaches for swimming and snorkelling on this picturesque tour along the coast. What to do Get on board with Aruba’s most exciting excursion – the beach hopping tour! You’ll visit Aruba snorkelling beaches that are famous in the Caribbean for their excellent water quality and marine life. First, visit the serene shores of Baby Beach, a calm inlet that is an ideal spot for beginners and home to a variety of oceanic life like barracudas, squids, parrot fish, blowfish, angelfish, eels and more, swimming in their natural habitat. Then, head to Mangel Halto beach, considered the finest spot for snorkelling in Aruba, where you can swim alongside the exotic tropical species that dwell among the elkhorn and blade fire corals. What to bring Use biodegradable sunblock Bring extra cash Bring a change of clothes About this ticket Ticket fare: Aruba Beach Hopping Tour Minimum Age to Participate: Over 11 years old Languages: English, Not Included in this fare: Photos Tips Souvenirs Additional drinks or food Additional services available Things to know Infants under 2 years old are free of charge and able to go on this tour, however they will not be allowed to snorkel. Snorkel not recommended for inexperienced swimmers. __Sunwing__ Not recommended for expectant mothers or anyone with mobility restrictions that may prevent their full participation.