Aruba scuba - It was amazing! Like floating around in aquarium. Great staff and convenient pickup. The water was clear and the dive master made sure to point out interesting spots

Great dive shop - Great dive shop! Very helpful, excellent dive masters. Saw lots of colorful fish and a couple of huge Moray eels.

Two beautiful boat dives - I was on a Caribbean cruise and wanted to spend the day diving in Aruba. That's why I had booked the dives with S.E. Aruba. I was unsure beforehand whether the pick-up at the cruise terminal would work. But everything went really well.

Indulgence - Fantastic, well organized, very nice dive. The pick-up at the Hotel was very welcome. The Captain and dive guide were very friendly and knew a lot.

Honeycomb Cowfish! - We were picked up and dropped off at the Renaissance each day and enjoyed all 6 dives! Wonderful communication, good dive boat, fresh fruit and sandwiches between dives and friendly boat crew! Bonus: seeing a beautiful octopus, several puffer fish, and a few of my new favorite called the Honeycomb Cowfish!

Great uncrowned dive - Excellent experience! The boat was full sized with plenty of room for divers and gear: we had 6 divers “no cattle call”! The 2 dive sites had excellent coral and visibility.

Great time - I had 2 really great dives with a fun group. They took care of us and made it a really fun morning.

Great Trip! - This was a great trip! good visibility. Many HUGE eels and interesting sea life. two great reefs nice crew.

Let's make some bubbles!!! Top! - Great dive, with Paula making a memorable moment for all of us. Super safe, super professional and with a clear focus on making all the divers happy.

Stay away SEARUBA FLY N DIVE - Would not recommend booking with SEARUBA FLY N DIVE (booked thru Viator). Their boat broke down but they were able to get it repaired and a morning dive changed to afternoon. So far, so good. Some inexperienced divers joined for the afternoon dive and while there were 2 dive masters in play, they determined that they needed to stay together. :( After waiting for 10 minutes on the bottom for the novices to descend, we set off against the current, off the reef. After 20 minutes of kicking non-stop over patchy reef and lots of sand and our "dive master" never looking back, never checking on us, I finally got her attention to let her know that 1 of the 4 of us was not okay and we didn't want to continue. Back on the boat, this "dive master" went up to sit with the captain apparently in tears though we never spoke a word. I let the other dive master know that I thought that dive was horrible and unsafe. There was nothing to see and lots of air/energy expended. This dive master ran our 2nd dive, which was a drift over the reef, which was fabulous. Back on the boat heading back to dock and the boat breaks down again about 10 yards from home. Captain throws the anchor, dive master jumps in with line, makes it to the dock and then my husband runs the rescue process by instructing her where to place the line on the dock cleats to be able to pull the boat in to the dock - took about 20 minutes and some maneuvering to achieve. In hindsight, if this (really old, not well maintained - same condition as their dive gear) boat had broken down during our drift dive, I shutter to think about what may have happened. I believe this company won't have their boat running anytime soon, but if they do, beware, as I don't believe safety is their primary concern.