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Jewels in Paradise

★★★★½4.9 out of 5 · 142 reviews
cultural
1h
indoor
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About

Jewels in Paradise sits inside The Shops at The Ritz-Carlton on the high-rise strip in Palm Beach, and it's ranked #2 among shopping spots in the area. The 4.9 rating across 142 reviews puts it near the top, and back-to-back Travelers Choice awards in 2025 and 2026 suggest people come back or spread the word. It's jewelry-focused retail in a resort setting, so expect more than the usual airport cases—likely island-specific designs, gemstones, and pieces you won't find in a chain. The rating breakdown skews high across the board, which usually means the staff knows how to guide browsers without hovering. If you're shopping for a trip memento or a gift that needs a box, this is the polished option on Palm Beach. Prices aren't published, but the location and awards signal this isn't discount jewelry. Go when you have time to look properly.

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Category
cultural
Duration
1 hours
Price
$0
Minimum age
None
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Setting
indoor
Booking partner
direct
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More activities

Choose a Snorkel or  Sunset Cruises aboard the Jolly Pirates.OutdoorFrom $90© Management via TripAdvisor

Jolly Pirates Cruises

Jolly Pirates runs a four-hour catamaran cruise out of Hadicurari, the fishing pier on the northwest coast near the high-rise hotels. The boat is ranked #7 among Oranjestad water sports for a reason: multiple snorkel stops, rope swings off the stern, and a crew that keeps the vibe relaxed without being forced. You'll hit at least two reef sites, and the water is shallow enough that kids can snorkel comfortably—this is the lowest-intensity water activity in the category. Morning departures include a full meal; afternoon trips are drinks only, so check the schedule when you book. At $90, it's positioned between De Palm Tours' beach club package with slides and banana boats and the pricier land-based jeep safaris. If you want open water over a beach club, and sailing over driving through Arikok, this is the call. Book direct through their site. Cash tip for the crew is standard.

water
4h
Palm Pleasure Sailing and Snorkeling tripsOutdoorFrom $75© Management via TripAdvisor

De Palm Tours

De Palm Tours runs a private beach club on the west coast near Oranjestad, and it's built around water activities — think slides, banana boats, snorkeling gear, and a roped-off swimming area. The #5 ranking among Oranjestad transportation reflects that this isn't just a shuttle service; most visitors book the half-day beach package that includes cabanas, towels, and food service. The back-to-back Travelers Choice awards suggest consistency, and the 4.8 rating across 26,000+ reviews backs that up. The setup skews family-friendly. Kids get underwater activities in shallow zones, parents get palapas with shade and beverage service. It's beach entertainment, not wilderness — no natural pools or cave hikes like the UTV tours that head into Arikok. Duration runs around four hours, which is enough for the slides and a meal without burning the whole day. Note that the flamingo interactions cost extra, and cabana rentals are mandatory with the package. If you want inland exploration, this isn't it. If you want a contained beach day with activities included, it does the job.

water
4h
Octopus Aruba. Genuine care & comfort and the highest quality service on Aruba. UNIQUE CATAMARAN EXPERIENCES. Sailing, Snorkeling, Sunset, Private Tours and Boat RentalOutdoorFrom $75© Management via TripAdvisor

Octopus Sailing Charters

Octopus Sailing Charters runs three-hour trips off the Palm-Eagle Beach coast, and the 4.7 rating across thousands of reviews suggests they keep things consistent. The Travelers Choice award backs that up. It's a mid-intensity outing — you're on a catamaran, not in a kayak — so it works for most ages and fitness levels. The boat makes stops for snorkeling and usually swings by a shipwreck or two depending on conditions. Crew handles the sailing; you handle the sunscreen. The $75 price point sits in the middle of the water sports market here, which tracks for a half-day charter with gear included. Groups tend to be mixed, so expect other travelers. Book directly through their site. Morning departures are cooler and the water's usually calmer before noon, though afternoon light is better for photos if that matters to you.

water
3h

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