Arizona or Aruba?
There’s glamping, and then there’s sleeping in a fully restored Airstream with its own private pool overlooking the crystalline waters of Aruba.
Airbnb host Katrin is offering stays inside the “beautifully appointed and eco-friendly 30-foot Flying Cloud Airstream” located along the North Coast of Aruba, just 10 minutes from the airport and 20 minutes from the High and Low rise area. Moreover, although the Airstream itself looks super chic with its glimmering silver exterior, it’s the private saltwater pool surrounded by cacti overlooking the ocean that truly steals the show.
This location, Katrin says, provides “exceptional service with attention to detail prioritizing luxury sustainability as well as connecting guests to unique local experiences or products, helping to create a truly magical glamping getaway in the Caribbean. Consequently, we would be delighted to welcome you to this little slice of paradise.”
Beyond the pool, the Airstream also includes an outdoor “Bali Style” shower and toilet, as well as a large pergola so guests can sit under the shade while taking in the breathtaking views. Furthermore, there’s a fully equipped BBQ area with an outdoor sink, ideal for cooking up delicious Caribbean feasts.
Ready to explore more? The Airstream also comes stocked with snorkel gear, beach chairs, towels, a cooler, and yoga mats for sunrise stretching on the soft sand.
This home is a nature-lover’s paradise as it is surrounded by fruit trees and rare indigenous plants, which Katrin emphasizes are part of their conservation effort.
“We maintain several watering holes, bird feeders, and artificial owl nests in the surrounding area,” she notes. “Binoculars and a bird identification book are at your disposal. Additionally, two hiking trails leading to the ocean are very near.”
If you want to stay in this serene haven and never leave, Katrin will introduce you to local urban farmers and bakers who will happily deliver goods upon request, including locally made wines and liquors.
However, one warning Katrin offers is that this home isn’t suitable for those looking to “party or hold large gatherings.” It’s also not a place for those who cannot appreciate and respect the local flora and fauna, and those who may fear lizards, bugs, rabbits, birds, the “occasional” snake, or darkness, as this spot may be luxurious, but it’s still rather remote. Nevertheless, all those warnings could be music to your nature-loving ears.
