Sea Glass Everywhere!! - This was such a cool experience. As those that love sea glass this was an awe inspiring experience. We had Rambo as our tour guide. He was very knowledgeable about the areas history and very hospitable. Definitely recommend Rambo for future trips. Everywhere you looked there was a ton of sea glass. Don’t worry about not filling a bag, you 100% will find enough. Sea glass for days. We will be coming back for sure to add to our collection.

Fun in the Sun - Fantastic experience, a must-do while visiting! We had fun searching through the glass and finding collectibles to take home.

Great time - Great fun regardless of whether you collect sea glass. Fun kayaking, beautiful scenery, nice guides and just the right amount of time. And if you enjoy collecting sea glass, holy cow this is heaven on earth. The pictures don’t do it justice.

Hidden Gem - I enjoy kayaking and beachcombing so this was a perfect combination of activities for this tour. Our guide Phillip gave us a refresher on kayaking before taking us out to the island. The kayaking was super easy so this tour is also great for beginner kayakers. Once the island Phillip gave us a quick history of Aruba, Sea Glass Island, and showed us the spots for sea glass. The sea glass was so abundant it was difficult to decide which pieces to collect; we did find some rare colors of red, cobalt blue, light blue, turquoise, yellow, and orange.

What a magical little island experience! - Seaglass island is covered - literally covered - with gorgeous little beach glass pebbles - it’s truly magical and a great experience for the treasure hunter in all of us! It’s a great way to bring beach combing memories of Aruba home with you, as it is illegal to take sand, shells and coral off the island. Our guide Phillip was the absolute best!! Professional, knowledgeable, funny and a skilled guide and kayaker. He really made our entire experience! Just a few caveats to know before you go: 1) Wear / bring hard soled water shoes - think Keens or Teevas, Crocks, Adidas Slides, etc. Your feet will thank you. The island is made up of medium to largish rounded rocks. We wore soft soled water shoes and our feet were a bit sore in the moment. But definitely do not go barefoot!! 2) Bring a fine mesh bag - like for washing lingerie or delicates - it’s a great way to collect the beachglass for brining home. 3) Be aware that the channel that you’ll need to cross via kayak can be a little choppy and windy, so wear the life vest, bring a fanny pack to secure your small valuables (keys, phone, glasses) and don’t be surprised if you get a little bit wet! Overall it’s an incredible experience, we gathered a large bag of gorgeous sea glass to bring home to friends, family and for art projects! Excellent experience and we can’t wait to return on our next visit!

Fun, educational, easy! - The island is full of sea glass. The day we went the water was like glass which made the kayak trip so easy and enjoyable. Our guide shared his knowledge of the history of the island and of all of Aruba. I would highly recommend this trip.

Great small adventure in Aruba - Kayaking to a small island with a small group of folks is an experience you should try at least once. A bit of a drive to get there, but still pretty easy. The treasure you'll find is not necessarily valuable but challenge yourself to find the rare blues and reds.

Incredible! - We had a great time, it was so relaxing and the amount of sea glass was absolutely mind-blowing. If I ever go back to Aruba I'll do this excursion again.

Incredible adventure with an amazing guide! - I am awful with remembering names (thus why I am posting a pic of the tour guide). Our guide was wonderful! He had a great sense of humor. You could tell he cared deeply for the ecology of the beautiful island. Seaglass Island did not disappoint. I was in awe of the amount of seaglass! Such amazing adventure!

Over rated. - This island is cute. If you’re an avid sea glass hunter and looking for a special piece this is your place. I like sea glass but after about a half hour I was over the hunt. I thought this trip was pricey for the experience. You could just swim to it yourself and spend as much time as you’d like. Our guide Phillip was very kind and a local. He shared lots of information about the island. He brought water and snacks which was very nice.