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Atlantis Submarine Expedition
L.G. Smith Boulevard 162 Second Floor
Oranjestad
Aruba
297-588-6881
Type: Scuba Diving
Cost: $35-$74
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Oranjestad
Aruba
297-588-6881
Type: Scuba Diving
Cost: $35-$74
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The Atlantis VI is an authentic 65-footlong submarine that takes up to 48 passengers 150 feet below the surface to view shipwrecks, reefs, and sea creatures. Tickets are $74 for adults and $35 for children four- 16. Trips leave every hour between 9 am and 2 pm daily.
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