Describe all of your housing wishes on your wish list. For example any wishes regarding the number of bed- and/or bathrooms, the budget and the desired date of key transfer.
We discuss your budget and housing wishes. There is plenty of opportunity to ask any questions (FAQ) and you'll receive the information about our brokerage service in Aruba.
We start the house hunt by searching within our own listings, but that is not all we do. Thanks to our network we also find and offer you houses that aren't presented with us online (yet).
When you buy house via us, we will perform a punctual inspection on the building condition and a property evaluation to ensure that potential buyers are fully informed.
Om een goed beeld te vormen bieden wij je doorgaans binnen één week, door middel van fotomateriaal en/of videomateriaal de eerste geschikte huizen aan.
When we have found your new house in Aruba, we schedule a guided visit. When you will buy or rent remotely, this visit could also be arranged digitally or during a viewing trip.
We will provide you with a specification of the expected monthly costs, so that your living pleasure will start with a clear cost overview.
We will provide you with a specification of the expected monthly costs, so that your living pleasure will start with a clear cost overview.
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With its 180 square kilometers, Aruba is the smallest island of the ABC islands. Around 111,000 residents have found their own place under the sun here. Aruba is known for the beautiful beaches and hidden beauties in the individual towns. There are gated communities, where the entrances to a residential area are closed in such a way that there is control over who enters and leaves the neighborhood. Tieradel Sol or Goldcoast are examples of Gated communities where you can live in peace and quiet.
What questions can you ask yourself to determine which one is best for you?
The questions above are a good start in choosing the right environment for your new home in Aruba. Which cities in Aruba are right for you?
Paradera is located in the northeast of Aruba, in the Paradera district. District Paradera has more than 12,000 inhabitants, about 2,500 of them live in the town of Paradera. The Saint Filomena church, which rises above the rest of the houses, is characteristic of Paradera's skyline. You won't find any major resorts or hotels here, only a few holiday homes reveal the subtle touristic character of this place. Famous rock formations such as the casibari rock formation or the Ayo rock formation show us how Aruba's first inhabitants, the Arawaks, used to live.
De Hooiberg is known as the center of Aruba. That's not surprising, because it's actually located in the middle of the island, on the border between Paradera, Oranjestad and Santa Cruz. The mountain offers a natural habitat for wild goats, parakeets and colorful lizards, among others. If you climb the 165 meters over the 600 steps, you are in for a real reward: panoramic views of the island of Aruba.
Do you like to live in peace and quiet, surrounded by nature and far-reaching landscapes? Then you will most likely find your dream home in Aruba in Paradera.
The second largest city in Aruba is San Nicolas, also known as Sunrise city. This city has a population of over 15,300 inhabitants. San Nicolas is located in the southeast of Aruba, about 19 kilometers from Oranjestad.
The Aruba oil refinery that opened almost a century ago attracted people from around the world to the island. It gave San Nicolas an influx of new cultures and influences, which are still visible in the friendly and close-knit community to this day.
Aruba's cultural heritage can be found in San Nicolas. This city has 3 distinctive museums: Museum of Industry, Community Museum and the Carnival Euphoria Exhibition. The Aruban carnival initiated the artistic development in this city. This place is known for its fast rhythms, uplifting beats, and colorful murals.
Baby Beach is a real attraction in Aruba. This beach is located in the extreme southeast point of Aruba, bordering Sero Colorado and near San Nicolas. Baby Beach is ideal for swimmers who like to go far into the sea but want to stay in contact with the bottom. Known as a beautiful sandy beach in the shape of a crescent, it is located in a calm lagoon and is ideal for families with small children. Baby Beach also has a special snorkeling area, where the bay flows into the ocean.
Because there are few hotels, tourism here is quieter than in Oranjestad. However, the art and rich culture that prevails here do attract tourists to the city. Do you like art and culture in a slightly quieter city? Then San Nicolas is the place for you!
Oranjestad is the capital of Aruba and is located northwest on the Paardenbaai. Around 28,000 inhabitants live here. This place was traditionally called Playa Caballos, which is why it is also popularly known as Playa. Oranjestad is quite close to the airport and is right by the sea. It is colorful and has many monuments. The port offers a beautiful view of the sea. Various places to eat and drink offer space for a vibrant nightlife.
The lively port city has many shopping streets full of international stores where you can find luxury goods, jewelry and clothing boutiques. The green town hall is a popular place for many wedding ceremonies.
You can easily travel downtown via Main Street on the ultra-modern tram. Along the way, you'll stop at monuments, museums and interesting shopping areas. Along the tram route, you will find several restaurants where you can taste delicious authentic dishes.
Fort Zoutman has been protecting the coast of Aruba since 1796, and for many tourists, Fort Zoutman is a first introduction to Aruba's history. The fort owes its name to the Dutch Admiral Johan Arnold Zoutman. However, he never set foot on Aruban soil. The name was named in honor of his victory over the English in the North Sea. Every Tuesday evening between 6:30pm and 8:30pm, culture and history are celebrated in the courtyard with the Bon Bini Festival.
Do you like a place with a vibrant and vibrant character? Then Oranjestad is definitely something for you.
What many people don't know is that Savaneta was Aruba's capital until 1797. The convenient location offered numerous economic benefits. Local fishermen like to visit Savaneta because it is right by the sea. Zeerovers in Aruba is the local fish market with restaurant and bar. In recent years, this local meeting place has become a destination in its own right. Visitors and islanders meet here and enjoy the fresh fish that is prepared here on site. Ask about the catch of the day and be surprised.
Mangel Halto is located just north of Savaneta: a gem of a beach where a dense network of mangrove trees, also known as the divi divi trees, leads to irresistible and inviting sky blue waters. The water is remarkably calm, thanks to the protective reef off the coast.
The Roly Bislich Olympic Pool Complex is home to Aruba's best synchronized swimmers. Numerous international competitions are also held here. The Marine Barracks Savaneta base houses the Royal Dutch Navy, the Dutch Marine Corps, the Royal Military Police, the Dutch Coast Guard and the Aruban Militia.
Savaneta: peace and typical Aruban culture abound. Are you going for a refreshing dive or an exploratory snorkeling trip? Whatever you plan to do, in this small place, you can do it in peace and quiet.
Do you like the cosiness of a fishing town without too many tourists? Then consider viewing a house in Savaneta.
Noord is the epicenter of tourism in Aruba with the bustling city life and by far the most vacation villas, hotels and apartment complexes on the island. Around 22,000 residents live in the Noord district of Aruba. It is located near Palm Beach in the northwest of Aruba. Everything Aruba has to offer comes together here: beautiful beaches, world restaurants, bars, nightclubs, sports facilities and protected nature reserves.
Fisherman's Huts is known as a paradise for windsurfers and kiteboarders, and Malmok, Boca Catalina and Arashi beaches are popular for their spectacular snorkeling spots. The famous Palm beach is characterized by 3.2 kilometers of beaches, palm trees, casinos, water sports centers, piers, beach bars, restaurants and shops. The calm waters offer a wonderful retreat for swimmers and snorkelers. Enjoy a candlelit dinner with your bare feet on the beach while taking in the orange glow of the sun setting into the sea.
The historic California Lighthouse is the anchor of North and is visible from the iconic Santa Anna Roman Catholic Church, located in the heart of the district. Are you looking for a chapel with a more view? Then visit the historic Alto Vista Chapel, which has overlooked the northern coastline from a hilltop since 1750. The coastal landscape stretches from the northwestern to the northern coastline and is characterized by limestone cliffs and waves that crash on the rocks.
Do you love sun, sea and sand and appreciate the touristic hustle and bustle? Then you'll feel like a fish in the water in North Aruba.
Santa Cruz has 13,000 inhabitants. It is located on the eastern part of the Arikok National Park, which covers about 20% of the island of Aruba and covers about half of the Santa Cruz district. It offers a protected environment for flora and fauna and has been nominated for best attraction in the Caribbean. The city owes its name to the liberator of Aruba: Gilberto Francois (Betico) Croes. Every year on January 25, the birthday of the most important figure behind Aruba's separate status in the Kingdom of the Netherlands is celebrated.
At one of the famous local bakeries, “Huchada”, you can relax after a morning hike in AriKok while enjoying local specialties. The three acres of farmland on Santa Cruz host local farmers markets in Santa Rosa every first Sunday of the month. Here you can enjoy all kinds of local fruits, fresh vegetables and delicious meat. Here you will also find Aruban dishes such as spicy fish chips (keri-keri), braised goat meat (karbito stoba) or fresh fruit juices and pika (traditional hot sauce).
Dos Playa, Boca Prince and the famous Natural Pool are well-known attractions. Dos Playa is great for beach lovers who want to swim and relax in pure nature. Here, you'll really find natural beauty at its best. Boca Prins is known for its pristine white sand dunes, a stark contrast to the rocky coastline. Be careful with the ever-present strong undercurrents of the sea when you go swimming here. The 'Conchi' Natural Pool consists of a unique volcanic rock formation. A calm natural bath is created thanks to the shape of a small bowl. Because Santa Cruz is almost entirely focused on nature and culture, you will hardly find hotels or resorts here.
Do you want to immerse yourself in local culture and feel at home in the nature that Santa Cruz has to offer? Then you will surely find your dream home here.
