Aruba is a small Caribbean island, 20 miles long by six miles wide, with some of the finest beaches you will ever see. The 42 recognised dive sites in Aruba are set in clear water with a constant temperature of 28C and visibility of up to 30 metres. With only a few shore dives the majority of dives are within a short boat ride. Dubbed the 'wreck diving' capital of the Caribbean there are a number of famous sites including the Antilla and the Pedernales. Other dives such as Malmok Reef, Barcadera Reef and Lago Reef are packed with schooling fish and dramatic coral formations. For the non-diver there are fine restaurants and shopping plus plenty of off-the-beaten-track options.