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VIDEO: Snorkeling at Malmok Beach, Aruba

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - April 13, 2017

The island of Aruba is filled with some serious snorkeling spots, but for the best all-around snorkeling experience, most snorkelers head to Malmok Beach.

This rocky limestone stretch has shallow turquoise waters filled with abundant marine life and great for the beginner as well as the seasoned snorkeler.

See more in the latest CJ video above.

— CJ

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