Antilla Wreck

Aruba has to preserve its coral reefs and so on so forth wrecks are common because recks could provide a strong foundations for the corals. I'm just not familliar with Antilla wreck.

PappaG133 wrote:

Scuba diving is always safe when you go with an instructor

Unless your an instructor yourself.

habagat wrote:

I would like to dive in the Antilla, do we have to rent a boat when we go to the wreck? I would agree that we hire a professional diver for our own safety.

You really would have to rent a boat for that matter. Do you think you can swim from the beach to there?

SunSeeker wrote:

Is is wise to hire a experienced diver. And yes. You need a boat to reach the antilla. It can be a shore diva but then it is a long way to swim to the wreck.

Have you been to th Antilla Sunseeker?

bethoven wrote:

I just want to know. With regard to the boat, do we still have to look for a place that rents a boat or there could be an available boat to be use nearby?

Don't worry. There are many diving shops there that offers boats for rents.

habagat wrote:

Aruba has to preserve its coral reefs and so on so forth wrecks are common because recks could provide a strong foundations for the corals. I'm just not familliar with Antilla wreck.

Hey, you're right about that. Maybe that's the reason why they do not remove these sea wrecks.