Aruba Turtle Guide Media & Original Photography

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Three snorkelers observe a sea turtle from a respectful distance in Aruba — **Respectful sea-turtle encounter**Snorkelers leave space around a sea turtle in Aruba.Open full-resolution photo

Aerial view of the sandy cove and clear water at Boca Catalina, Aruba — **Boca Catalina aerial orientation**The sandy cove and near-shore water at Boca Catalina.Open full-resolution photo

Roadside steps descending to the sandy entry at Boca Catalina — **Boca Catalina shore entry**The roadside steps and sandy beach entry used in the field guide.Open full-resolution photo

Aerial view of the rocky northwest Aruba coast at Tres Trapi — **Tres Trapi coastline**The coastal-road setting and compact water entry at Tres Trapi.Open full-resolution photo

Aerial view of the rock-cut steps at the Tres Trapi water entry — **Tres Trapi rock-cut entry**The present-day rock-cut entrance. Tres Trapi means “three steps” in Papiamento, a reference to the original entry.Open full-resolution photo

Aerial view of snorkelers moving over clear water and seagrass in Aruba — **Snorkelers over seagrass**Slow movement above a shallow seagrass environment in Aruba.Open full-resolution photo

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Accuracy and captions

The images document Boca Catalina, Tres Trapi and responsible snorkeling in Aruba. Access, parking, signs, visibility and sea conditions can change. For current context, use the dated Tres Trapi field guide and Boca Catalina guide.

Original Aruba snorkeling photography

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Credit and licensing

Accuracy and captions