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Posted on November 01, 2022
With an idyllic location on Aruba's Palm Beach, Marriott's Aruba Ocean Club is a winning choice for couples and families. From your villa, you'll be entranced by panoramic views across the waters of the Caribbean, but you won't want to spend all of your time indoors.
A location that's right on the beach makes this the perfect spot for enjoying diving, and don't forget the wealth of duty-free shopping and nightclubs in the area.
Guests who stay in these Aruba timeshares have access to the adjacent sister resort, Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino. This property even has the Mandara Spa for those times when you need a little extra rest and relaxation.
This spectacular Marriott timeshare resort is waiting to welcome you to gorgeous Aruba.
Aruba is a magical destination featuring sand that glitters by the sun, graceful divi-divi trees and unforgettable sunsets. This Marriott timeshare resort is the perfect place from which to enjoy it all as it is perched on sugar-sand beaches with the clear turquoise waters of the Caribbean.
This property is designed to help guests make the most of every moment of their vacation. Several swimming pools are located on site. These include a quiet pool that's ideal for relaxation, a kiddie pool that's just for the little ones and a bustling outdoor pool where families come to play.
The free-flowing shape of the main outdoor pool makes it a pleasure to explore. The enormous hot tubs are similarly arranged, with some of them being traditionally round while others resemble a natural lake.
Also available at these Aruba timeshares are numerous dining options. This includes the Malmok Bar & Grill where there is a daily happy hour as well as opportunities to enjoy fresh seafood. By night, take in live entertainment. In the morning, indulge in a delicious a la carte breakfast.
Other on-site dining is found at Champions Sports Bar. This is the place to catch your team on one of the almost 30 HD televisions while dipping into Buffalo wings, sandwiches and refreshing beverages.
Ocean Café brings snacks, drinks, sandwiches and dessert to hungry guests on the beach, and the nearby Antilla Beach Bar is the place to find exotic cocktails. Head over to the Juice Bar for a rejuvenating juice or smoothie. Beer and soda are served as well.
Several nearby restaurants serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and beyond are located within an easy walk.
At the Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino that's located next door to this Marriott timeshare, guests can make appointments for a broad range of personal services. The Mandara Spa provides massages, body wraps, facials, manicures, body scrubs, paraffin hand treatments, waxing and much more. Be sure to make an appointment so that you don't miss your chance to relax and indulge yourself.
Remember that the Stellaris Casino is the largest casino on Aruba with 28 gaming tables featuring all of the favorites such as Blackjack, Poker and Roulette, plus over 500 slot machines. Race and Sports Kiosks let you wager on all major sporting events.
The living is easy at Marriott's Aruba Ocean Club thanks to the many services including a concierge who can handle offsite bookings. Bell staff service is offered as is high-speed wireless Internet access.
This Marriott resort provides your choice of guest rooms, one-bedroom villas and two-bedroom villas. The guest rooms are studios designed for efficiency with a bed, sofa, one bathroom and a furnished balcony.
Most owners of Marriott's Aruba Ocean Club timeshares will opt for a one- or two-bedroom villa. Each option features oversized windows so that you can take full advantage of the view. With one bathroom, the one-bedroom villas also have a king-sized bed and a sofa bed in the living room area. These accommodations average approximately 950 square feet and have a dining room in addition to a fully equipped kitchen.
Two-bedroom villas are obviously larger, featuring two bathrooms. The master bedroom is equipped with a king-sized bed while the guest bedroom has one queen-sized bed. With two sofa beds, these villas are designed to accommodate large groups in nearby 1,500 square feet of space. Each air-conditioned suite has a dining room seating for eight and complete kitchen.
The décor is bright, clean and ultra-modern. It's definitely a light and refreshing atmosphere in which to spend your vacation.
During your stay at Marriott's Aruba Ocean Club, you will discover plenty to delight and entertain the family. The beaches on Aruba are nothing short of stunning, and if you enjoy diving, you'll find some of the best spots in the Caribbean here. Thanks to weather that remains sunny virtually all year and dry conditions that you can rely on, any season may be ideal for enjoying a vacation in this tropical paradise.
The island's capital, Oranjestad, boasts plenty of family-friendly options for activities. Wander through colorful collections of Dutch colonial buildings while strolling in and out of one-of-a-kind shops and galleries. Be sure to schedule stops at the Aruba Aloe factory and museum as well as the famous Butterfly Farm.
While in Oranjestad, stop by Wilhelmina Park. This waterfront attraction is especially popular in the months of June, September and October, which is when the most plants are blooming. Don't miss the opportunity to glimpse iguanas sunning themselves on the edge of the water.
Not far from Wilhelmina Park is the Aruba Historical Museum. This small institution is fascinating with its many island-related artifacts. The museum is found within Fort Zourtman in the King Willem III Tower. This building once served as a lighthouse and a vantage point from which pirates could be spotted.
High-end shopping can be discovered in Oranjestad at the Renaissance Shopping Mall. Cartier, Gucci, Chanel and other extremely recognizable brand names all are represented here.
Soak in Aruba's natural wonders at Arikok National Park, which encompasses nearly 20-percent of the entire island. Spend the day marveling at the cacti, rock formations, sand dunes and caves.
It's possible to spot indigenous Indian paintings on many of the large boulders as you traverse the various trails and make certain that you view the small natural bridge on the island's north coast. Options for visiting Arikok National Park abound but using a 4WD vehicle is a must as many of the roads are extremely rugged.
The beaches are the main highlight for most visitors to Aruba. Most of them will dazzle your senses, with Palm Beach and Eagle Beach being particular favorites for most people. Along the island's northwest coast is an eleven-kilometer stretch of white sand that goes on and on without interruption. Running from Druif Beach to Malmok, you could spend your entire stay just exploring this coastline.
If you prefer a quieter, more secluded beach, try your luck at Manchebo Beach. It's an ideal spot for a sunset stroll. In fact, many visitors consider this to be the most romantic thing to do on the island.
Swimmers and snorkelers will be delighted with the sand and water at Arashi Beach and Malmok Beach. Malmok is definitely more heavily visited, so if you're looking for something a little less busy, opt for Arashi Beach.
If pulse-pounding action is more your thing, head to the island's windward east coast. This is where you will find Black Stone Beach, Bachelor's Beach, Dos Playa, Boca Andicuri and others with huge waves and strong currents. Swimming isn't recommended in these waters, but it's paradise for kitesurfers and windsurfers.
Travel to Aruba's northern tip to visit the striking California Lighthouse, which is featured on many local brochures and postcards. It is the namesake of the S.S. California, which sank off of the island's coast many years ago. Be sure to take in the sand dunes, cacti and grazing goats during your visit.
Aruba is famous for the quality of its dive sites. In fact, the island is considered a bucket list destination for many divers. Most well-known are the opportunities for wreck diving. Experiences are available for every level of diving ability, and the vessels that can be explored range from tugboats to cargo ships. You might even encounter the fuselages of a few planes.
The largest and most famous wreck is the Antilla. It's possible for snorkelers to experience the Antilla in the sections trapped in shallower water. Two of the other most popular wreck dives are the oil tanker Pedernales and the freighter Jane Sea.
Reef diving is available too at sites such as Mas Bango Reef, Plonco Reef and Skalahein Reef. Mas Bango Reef similarly is popular with snorkelers.
Those who prefer to not get wet have the option of boarding the Atlantis Submarine, from which they can view shipwrecks, coral reefs and an assortment of marine life.
For accommodations that will make you feel right at home in the Caribbean, choose a Marriott Aruba Ocean Club timeshare for your next vacation.
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