Aruba
Aruba's dive region stretches mainly along the island's western and northwestern coast, where a cluster of well-known shipwrecks and calm, clear waters have made it one of the Caribbean's most recognized wreck-diving de...
The region centers on the leeward coast of Aruba, from the Malmok/Arashi area down past Oranjestad toward Renaissance Island. Its best-known site is the Antilla, a WWII-era German freighter scuttled in 1940, frequently cited as one of the largest shipwreck dives in the Caribbean. Other notable wrecks include the Pedernales and the Debbie II. Beyond the wrecks, the same coastal waters include reef and seagrass sites such as Malmok Reef and Boca Catalina. No verifiable centre coordinate for the region as a whole was found, so none is set here.