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ARUBA OCEAN VILLAS Location. Location. Location! They really have one of the best locations on Aruba. A Honeymooners’ dream come […]

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Thatched huts and boats rest by the calm water at sunset.


ARUBA OCEAN VILLAS

Location. Location. Location! They really have one of the best locations
on Aruba.

 A Honeymooners’ dream come true, this boutique hotel nestled by
the sea will sweep you away with 50 shades of blue waters, warm trade winds and
total serenity.

You really don’t have to travel halfway around the globe to places like
the Maldives to experience over-water-bungalows. A three-hour flight away from
Miami/Fort Lauderdale Aruba, the 99% sunny-day guaranteed destination is far
easier. Peaceful, safe and friendly, the “One Happy Island” is quite more
accessible than the Indian Ocean to find that state of Zen and Aruba Ocean
Villas offers the perfect environment to do absolutely nothing, just breathe,
relax and enjoy life.

“The bungalows are the only ones in Aruba and we are the first in the
Caribbean to have the over-the-water bungalow,” says Osyth Henriquez, owner of
Aruba Ocean Villas. 

“These are original bungalows not copy cats of the Maldives,” says
Henriquez who has put her heart and soul into the architectural design and the
interior decoration of each bungalow creating a different experience in each
villa. The bungalows are made with Caribbean vibes and colors each very unique.
They even carry their own name. If you go on their website: www.arubaoceanvilla.com you can select from:
Lolita, “Orquidea”
which has the best beach view, “Elle Marie” inspired by the baby cousin of the
family, “Chupi”, the newest addition inspired by her son Jonathan, “Isla
Alistair”, “Jojoli,” named after the owner’s best friend, the “Dushi
Sue”, the premium
over-the-water bungalow inspired by world-famous writer Sue Campbell.

Historic building with palm trees on a sunny day.

More bungalows are underway. By 2020 they should have
a total of 20, says owner Osyth Herniquez. There will be three super large
bungalows that will have two bedrooms, jacuzzi, hot tubs and its own wine bar,
its own boat, and deck for dining. They are also expanded their private beach.
So what will the new villas be called? Henriquez gives us a sneak peek on two:
“Villa Francesca” and “Villa Marie Louise.”

This haven offers concierge services, a fine dining restaurant, spa services, private island tours, Pet-friendly
accommodation, complimentary Wi-Fi, water Activities, i.e. snorkeling, paddleboarding, and kayaking.

Historic building with palm trees on a sunny day.

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