1-6 persons
3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Wifi

Welcome to Mi Gusto Villa.
Mi Gusto Villa is a modern and comfortable detached 6 person villa, built in the quiet area of Modanza, located just a 10-minute drive from the most beautiful beaches, supermarkets, restaurants and activities on the island.

The villa has 3 spacious bedrooms, all with luxurious box-spring beds and air conditioning. The master bedroom is equipped with a king-size bed and a laptop safe is available in the spacious wardrobe.
The master bedroom has a private bathroom with walk-in shower, washbasin and toilet. The other 2 bedrooms are equipped with queen size beds, which can be pulled apart. These 2 bedrooms share the second modern bathroom.

The kitchen-living room is fully equipped and also equipped with air conditioning. The modern kitchen is equipped with a combination microwave, oven, grill and dishwasher. There is a large American fridge/freezer with ice maker for a nice cool drink. There is also a coffee maker, kettle, blender and toaster.
The living room has a 50-inch smart TV. There are also 2 ceiling fans here.

Through the sliding door in the living room you enter the spacious covered terrace with a large dining table for 6 people and a luxurious lounge set on the other side. There is also a ceiling fan above the dining table.
You can also enjoy a barbecue outside. The swimming pool is located in the backyard, where you can cool off on a sunny day. There are also 4 sunbeds and 2 lovely lounge/beach chairs.
Furthermore, the garden is nicely planted.

In the storage room there is a washing machine, an ironing board and iron.
There is also enough space outside to hang your laundry.
Towels, bed linen and beach equipment are also provided.

The villa is also equipped with an alarm system and WiFi. There are also various board games and books available.

The house rules:
No smoking, no pets and no parties, social events or gatherings allowed.

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We are Ingeborg, Eric and Nathalie Gielissen and have been coming to the Netherlands Antilles for many years. Since 2015 we have had a villa built on Aruba. Twice a year we enjoy our holiday here and in the meantime we offer our villa for the rental so that other people can enjoy our beautiful villa and the island.

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Explanation of prices

The rental price includes € 12.50 (US $ 15) per day for energy costs (gas, water and electricity)
If you go over this amount, it will be deducted from the deposit. In normal use this will not be necessary.

When booking, 50% of the rent must be paid, excluding the deposit. The full rent must be paid no later than 4 weeks before arrival.
If you book within 4 weeks before arrival, the entire rent must be paid immediately.

In the event of cancellation, no refund will be made of payments made. So make sure you have a good travel and cancellation insurance!

Extra cost:
The tax is 15%.
The final cleaning is € 125.

Check-in is after 4 PM. Check out before 11:00 in the morning.

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Mon 15-Apr-2024

Sun 15-Dec-2024

Minimum stay 5 nights

Week € 1120.00

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Night € 160.00

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Sun 15-Dec-2024

Wed 08-Jan-2025

Minimum stay 7 nights

Week € 1540.00

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Night € 220.00

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Wed 08-Jan-2025

Tue 15-Apr-2025

Minimum stay 7 nights

Week € 1225.00

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Night € 175.00

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Deposit

€ 350.00

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Final cleaning

€ 125.00

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Tourist tax all ages

% 15.00

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Aruba is an independent country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Until 1986 the island was part of the Netherlands Antilles. Since 2010, the islands of Curaçao and Sint Maarten have the same status as Aruba. The other islands that were part of the Netherlands Antilles are nowadays an extraordinary municipality of the Netherlands. It was originally intended that Aruba would become completely independent from the Netherlands. However, this has never continued for several reasons.

Aruba was originally inhabited by the Arowaks, just like most of the islands in the Caribbean Sea. An Indian tribe from Venezuela. The island was first discovered by the Europeans at the end of the fifteenth century by the Spanish explorer Alonso de Ojeda. The Spaniards colonized the island and built some mines here. In 1636 the island was taken over by the Dutch. Except for the Napoleonic period, this has always remained so. At the beginning of the nineteenth century, gold was found on the island, which caused small gold fever. Aruba, however, reaped the benefits of this and, partly because of the income from the mines, will soon become a prosperous island.

Today the tourist industry is Aruba's main source of income. Every year more than one million tourists visit this beautiful Caribbean island. These mainly come here for the beautiful beaches and the beautiful underwater world. The places Eagle Beach and Palm Beach are the most popular destinations for tourists on Aruba. the capital Oranjestad is also a popular mooring place for cruise ships.

Almost all the sandy beaches of Aruba are located on the western and southern side of the island. Due to the continuous trade winds, the north coast mainly consists of rough rock formations. On the south coast are large beaches such as Eagle Beach and Palm Beach. These tropical sandy beaches are all you can expect in a sunny Caribbean destination: beautiful white beaches with palm trees, divi-trees and a view of a bright blue Caribbean Sea.
Two beaches that are certainly worth mentioning and where there are no hotels are Baby Beach and Renaissance Island.

Baby Beach is also one of the best places on Aruba to snorkel directly on the coast.
The popular beach of Baby Beach is popular with both tourists and locals. The shallow water is ideal for families with small children. On the beach are thatched umbrellas that provide some shade. You can go there
also rent beach chairs and windbreaks and there is a beach tent and some sanitary facilities. The sea at Baby Beach is also suitable for snorkeling. Less experienced snorkelers are advised to stay in the lagoon. The current outside can be particularly treacherous.

The capital of Aruba is Oranjestad. Oranjestad is located in the west of Aruba and counts only 35,000 inhabitants. For a capital city day is a low number, but for Aruba this means that one third of the total population lives in Oranjestad.
Oranjestad originated because in the eighteenth century people began to build houses around Fort Zoutman. This 17th-century fortress can still be seen in the center of Oranjestad. Over the years Oranjestad has become the economic and cultural heart of the island. Almost all major roads on Aruba lead to Oranjestad, because you are going to do your shopping here and because the international airport is located here, which offers residents of Aruba the opportunity to leave the island once in a while. After all, Aruba has no ferries.
For cruise passengers Oranjestad is the place where it is built. You will notice that Oranjestad is quite lively during the day, but that it gets quieter on the street after seven o'clock in the evening. Most of the tourists who celebrate their holiday on the island are mostly staying at Palm Beach or Eagle Beach.