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PAID CONTENT FOR ARUBA OCEAN VILLAS PAID CONTENT FOR ARUBA OCEAN VILLAS


Aruba Ocean Villas SAVANETA, ARUBA


Tucked away in the tranquil fishing village of Savaneta, Aruba Ocean Villas offers a rare blend of barefoot luxury and soulful island living. As Aruba’s only overwater resort and an adults-only sanctuary, it stands apart from the high-rise bustle of Palm Beach, favouring privacy, authenticity and a slower, more meaningful pace. Each villa is a handcrafted masterpiece, made


from reclaimed wood, bamboo and sustainable materials sourced from Suriname, Indonesia and Brazil. No two are alike. The overwater bungalows and penthouses, perched above the turquoise Caribbean Sea, evoke wonder and serenity. Open-air living spaces connect seamlessly with


nature. Inside, natural textures — a combination of driftwood, woven palm and polished stone — create a grounded yet luxurious atmosphere. Many of the villas feature outdoor marble tubs, thatched roofs that filter in sea breezes and golden light, and glass-bottom floor panels revealing marine life. Private decks with plunge pools, hammocks and sea ladders complete the immersive experience.


Aruba Ocean Villas is deeply experience-driven.


Dining, wellness and exploration can all be personalised. The Old Man and The Sea restaurant serves fresh island cuisine in a beachfront setting. Olmos, the chef’s table, offers a curated tasting menu, while Bennie’s Theatre reimagines ‘dinner and a movie’, with plush seating and elevated snacks in a private cinema bungalow. Whispers and Wines, a sommelier-led wine


pairing in a two-storey overwater bungalow, is another standout. Offered by reservation only, it pairs fine wines with light bites in a serene, suspended setting — ideal for those seeking refined stillness. Nearby, Mangel Halto offers mangrove- framed snorkelling coves, while Baby Beach’s soft white sands and clear waters invite relaxed seaside days. The pace throughout the resort is slow, the atmosphere personal. From mosaic art by the founder to handmade


Aruban décor, every element feels intentional. Guests visit not just to escape, but to reconnect — with themselves, loved ones and the rhythm of the sea.


DON’T MISS Indulge in a sommelier-led wine pairing at Whispers and Wines, set over the sea


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KEY FEATURES • Overwater bungalows & penthouses • Beach bungalows • Spa & wellness centre • Old Man and The Sea restaurant • Olmos chef’s table • Bennie’s Theatre • Oliver’s lounge bar • Toteki beach bar • Chito & Chenta coffeeshop and grocery


KEY ACTIVITIES • Snorkelling • Kayaking • Paddleboarding • Wine pairing with a sommelier • Movie night at Bennie’s Theatre • Private chef dining experiences


GET IN TOUCH arubaoceanvillas.com T: +1 877 920 1381 E: info@arubaoceanvillas.com


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