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  Timeshares in Aruba

Aruba Beach Club Resort

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J.E. Irausquin Blvd 53, Aruba



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From $ 190 - $ 390


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Come to paradise and make the Aruba Beach Club Resort located directly on Punta Brabo Beach, your ‘home from home’.

Aruba Beach Club is the first timeshare resort in the Caribbean and has been providing families with holiday fun for over four decades. Walk right from your door step onto miles of breathtaking white beaches.

Intimate, peaceful and right on Aruba's beautiful sandy beach, the Aruba Beach Club offers 131 comfortable and fully-equipped apartments. Relax on our beautiful beach or pool deck, have fun at the pool bar, play golf at the nearby golf course or try your luck at the Alhambra Casino.

All apartments offer pool or ocean view and feature a private patio or balcony equipped with a table and chairs. There is a choice of studios that sleep 4 guests, or suites that sleep up to 6 guests. All units feature a fully-equipped kitchen and are air-conditioned. Resort amenities include daily housekeeping service, 24-hour security, an on-site restaurant, tennis courts, a large freshwater pool and kiddie pool.

Located on Punta Brabo our resort invites you to take the best beach walk on Eagle Beach!

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Amenities

  • Bar/Lounge

  • Internet Access

  • Restaurant

  • Beach Access

  • Hot Tub

  • Kitchenette

  • Private Balcony

  • Pool


This is the perfect resort for island excitement, or just plain relaxing.

Aruba Beach Club Resort

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