The courtyard pool at Cumana Vacation Paradise
Cumana Vacation Paradise

Private pool apartments in Oranjestad, Aruba

★ 4.94 · 296 Airbnb reviews · Superhost
4.94out of 5
★★★★★

296 reviews on Airbnb

SuperhostSince 2007

Ten years on Airbnb, welcoming guests since 2007

FreeAirport pickup

Both ways — from and to the airport

DirectBook with Roberto

No booking fees, no middleman

01 The apartments

Four apartments, one pool

Low season Apr 15 – Dec 14 · high season Dec 15 – Apr 14 · up to 4 guests included, extra guests $15 (low) / $25 (high) a night · 3-night minimum.

A second address · Savaneta

Sabana Hide Away

A classy one-bedroom apartment of its own in Savaneta, on the quiet south side of the island — for two.

  • ★ 5.07 reviews
  • 1bedroom
  • 2guests

Kitchen · Wi-Fi · A/C · parking

Ask Roberto
Sabana Hide Away — the living room
Sabana Hide Away — living and dining
Sabana Hide Away — the kitchen
Sabana Hide Away — the hallway
Sabana Hide Away — the bathroom

02 Walk through

See every room before you book

03 The place

A private courtyard, built around the pool.

The pool steps and whirlpool Loungers along the pool The courtyard The entrance path The laundry room The pool under the palm
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04 Included

Everything, with every stay

No resort fees, no extras at checkout.

05 Guests

In their own words

4.94
★★★★★

296 reviews on Airbnb · Superhost

  • Exquisite Paradise Suite4.9164 reviews
  • Family Paradise Suite4.9497 reviews
  • Honeymoon Paradise Suite4.9597 reviews
  • Sabana Hide Away5.07 reviews
All 296 on Airbnb
El precio está acuerdo al lugar, te prestan sillas, sombrillas, hielera… Realmente muy feliz por mi tiempo en Aruba!

Fair price for the place — they lend you chairs, umbrellas, a cooler… Really happy with my time in Aruba.

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Evelyn★★★★★ · Airbnb
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06 The location

In the calm middle of the island

AddressCumana 101-E, Oranjestad
Directions
    • Free parking at your door
    • Quiet, residential street
    • Restaurants around the corner
    • Bus to town, a short walk

    Times are approximate — Roberto will tell you the best route to anything on the island.

    07 Aruba

    What to see, swim and eat

    Eagle Beach, Aruba 01
    Beach

    Eagle Beach

    Wide, soft white sand and the famous leaning fofoti trees — regularly named one of the best beaches in the world.

    ~15 min drive
    Palm Beach, Aruba 02
    Beach

    Palm Beach

    Calm turquoise water, piers and water sports by day, and the hotel strip for dinner and a night out.

    ~20 min drive
    Oranjestad, Aruba 03
    Town

    Oranjestad

    Pastel Dutch-colonial streets, the free downtown tram, shops, cafés and the harbour — right next door.

    ~8 min drive
    Arikok National Park, Aruba 04
    Nature

    Arikok National Park

    Almost a fifth of the island: cactus hills, caves and the Natural Pool on the wild north coast.

    ~25 min drive
    Baby Beach, Aruba 05
    Beach

    Baby Beach

    A shallow, sheltered lagoon at the far south end — easy swimming for kids and good snorkelling.

    ~30 min drive
    Mangel Halto, Aruba 06
    Snorkel

    Mangel Halto

    Mangroves, calm clear water and some of the island’s best snorkelling, close to Savaneta.

    ~15 min drive
    California Lighthouse, Aruba 07
    Landmark

    California Lighthouse

    The island’s northern tip, above the dunes — go at sunset for the view.

    ~25 min drive
    Alto Vista Chapel, Aruba 08
    Landmark

    Alto Vista Chapel

    A small yellow chapel on the windswept north coast, on the spot of the island’s first church.

    ~20 min drive
    Flamingo Beach, Aruba 09
    Wildlife

    Flamingo Beach

    The flamingos of Renaissance Island, a short boat ride from downtown — day passes are limited, book ahead.

    ~8 min to the boat
    And more

    This is only the start

    Fresh fish at Zeerovers, the Butterfly Farm, sunset sails. Ask Roberto — he was born on the island.

    Ask for tips →

    Aruba photographs via Wikimedia Commons, resized: Eagle Beach — Serge Melki (CC BY 2.0) · Palm Beach — Coolcaesar (CC BY 4.0) · Oranjestad — Navigator334 (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Natural Pool — Björn Christian Tørrissen (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Baby Beach — Serge Melki (CC BY 2.0) · Mangel Halto — Caribiana (CC BY-SA 4.0) · California Lighthouse — Navigator334 (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Alto Vista Chapel — Jerrye & Roy Klotz MD (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Flamingos — David Stanley (CC BY 2.0).

    The year in Aruba

    Plan your stay around the island’s biggest days.

    JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecHigh season · Dec 15 – Apr 14
    1. Jan
      Carnival season opens

      Tumba music festival, the Lighting Parade and weeks of street parties across the island.

      Festival
    2. Jan 25
      Betico Croes Day

      National holiday for the father of Aruba’s autonomy.

      Holiday
    3. Feb 7, 2027
      Carnival Grand Parade

      Oranjestad’s all-day parade on the Sunday before Ash Wednesday — the biggest day of the year.

      Festival
    4. Mar 18
      Flag and Anthem Day

      Blue and yellow everywhere, with folklore shows and concerts.

      Holiday
    5. Apr 27
      King’s Day

      Orange, games and markets in every district.

      Holiday
    6. Jun 24
      Dia di San Juan

      The old harvest festival — Dera Gai songs and bonfires.

      Tradition
    7. Dec 31
      Dande and fireworks

      Musicians go house to house singing the Dande for luck, and the island lights up at midnight.

      Tradition

    Dates can move from year to year — see the full calendar at aruba.com.

    08 Good to know

    Before you book

    The questions guests ask most, answered straight. Anything else — just message Roberto.

    What does a night cost?

    Low season (Apr 15 – Dec 14): Exquisite $87, Honeymoon $104, Family $116, Deluxe $175. High season (Dec 15 – Apr 14): $120, $114, $156 and $215. The booking window adds it all up before you send anything.

    How many guests can stay?

    Every apartment includes up to 4 guests. More are welcome — each extra guest is $15 a night in low season and $25 a night in high season.

    Is there a minimum stay?

    Three nights. Staying longer? Ask Roberto about weekly and monthly arrangements.

    How do I pay? Is there a deposit?

    By Western Union. A $100 deposit secures your dates: right after you send your request we email you the Western Union details — send the deposit within 24 hours and reply with the MTCN (tracking number). The rest is settled with Roberto directly. The Deluxe is confirmed by Roberto by email first, and the payment details follow. No booking fees, no middleman taking a cut.

    Do you pick us up at the airport?

    Yes — pickup from and to the airport is free. Send your flight times with your booking.

    How do I book the Deluxe?

    Just like the others: pick your dates in the booking window and send the request. Roberto confirms the Deluxe One Bedroom Apartment by email first, and sends the payment details once he has confirmed.

    Also at CumanaAdministrative, tax and document services — by appointment.
    Visit the office →

    Aruba is waiting.

    Pick your dates and send a request — Roberto confirms in writing, usually the same day.

    WhatsApp Roberto
    +297 588 0463 · cumanavacationparadise@gmail.com