Plan Your Visit to Sea Glass Island
Everything You Need to Know for a Perfect Experience
Sea Glass Island may feel like a world away — but with a little planning, your visit will be smooth, exciting, and unforgettable. Here's everything you need to know before you go.
Directions
Meeting Point
Tours typically depart from the Sea Ramp next to the Flying Fishbone restaurant in Savaneta, a scenic coastal village in southern Aruba.
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Sea Ramp Departure Point
If you’re booked for a private tour, an alternative pickup location may be arranged at The Casita, which is even closer to the water.
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Casita pickup location
Meeting Time: 15–20 minutes before your scheduled tour
Duration: Kayak to the island takes ~15 minutes, with total tour time around 2 hours
Look for brightly colored kayaks and a friendly local guide!
Directions
Meeting Point
Tours typically depart from the Sea Ramp next to the Flying Fishbone restaurant in Savaneta, a scenic coastal village in southern Aruba.
Google Maps Pin:
Sea Ramp Departure Point
If you’re booked for a private tour, an alternative pickup location may be arranged at The Casita, which is even closer to the water.
Google Maps Pin:
Casita pickup location
Meeting Time: 15–20 minutes before your scheduled tour
Duration: Kayak to the island takes ~15 minutes, with total tour time around 2 hours
Look for brightly colored kayaks and a friendly local guide!
free parking available
Transport Information
There is free parking available near the Sea Ramp and Flying Fishbone. Please arrive early during high season, as the area can get busy.
Don’t have a rental car?
No problem! You can:
- Request hotel pickup through your tour operator (if available)
- Use a local taxi or ride-sharing service (note: Uber/Lyft are not fully operational in Aruba)
- Rent a bike if you’re staying nearby
Pro tip: Combine your visit with a reservation at Flying Fishbone for sunset dinner right after your tour.
here's what you should know
Weather & Safety
Sea Glass Island is open year-round, but here’s what you should know:
Best Months to Visit: April through August (low winds, clear skies)
Tour Times: Morning, Afternoon, and Sunset
What to Bring:
- Reef-safe sunscreen
- Reusable water bottle
- Waterproof phone pouch
- Swimwear and towel
- Water shoes or sandals (you’ll step on the island)
Safety Guidelines
- All tours include a briefing session and safety equipment
- Life vests are mandatory and provided
- The kayak route is calm and beginner-friendly
- Guides are certified and first-aid trained
Remember: Aruba’s sun is strong – stay hydrated and wear sun protection!
Other Places to Explore
Local Attractions
Make a day out of your adventure with these awesome stops around Savaneta:
Where to Eat:
- Flying Fishbone – Romantic dining on the water
- Zeerover – Local seafood shack with iconic fried fish and plantains
- The Old Man & The Sea – Upscale Aruban-Caribbean fusion
Other Places to Explore:
- Mangel Halto – Perfect for snorkeling and kayaking
- Rodger’s Beach – Quiet and scenic
- Baby Beach – Ideal for families with kids
Many guests visit Sea Glass Island in the morning, then enjoy a relaxing beach afternoon and dinner nearby.
