Aruba

About Aruba

Aruba is one of the newest condo buildings on the beach in Daytona Beach Shores: an 84-unit tower built in 2021 directly on the sand in the southern part of the Shores. Units have open layouts, large glass sliders and curved wraparound balconies, so many see the ocean to the east and the Halifax River to the west.

Building amenities

The building has a heated oceanfront pool and hot tub, a fitness center, a club room and its own path out to the beach. Parking is under the building, with electric vehicle chargers, and owners have private storage cages. There's an on-site manager.

Location

Aruba is south of the Dunlawton Bridge, a few minutes from Ponce Inlet, its lighthouse and the inlet's restaurants and marinas. Shopping and dining along A1A are close, and the bridge leads straight to Port Orange on the mainland.

Units in Aruba

Units are mostly three-bedroom condos of about 1,380 to 1,808 square feet, with a few four-bedroom units. Right now 5 units are for sale, asking from $589,000 to $840,000, with a median of $699,000.

Fees, rules and rentals

Aruba is a single condo with one association. In 2026 the fee ran about $1,050 to $1,300 a month, depending on the unit. It includes building insurance, cable, internet, pest control, trash, water, sewer, grounds care and upkeep of the building. Fees change over time, so check the current amount and what it covers on each listing.

Rentals have a one-week minimum, so owners can rent by the week. Pets are allowed, with limits on size and number; read the association's pet rules. Florida law requires structural integrity reserve studies for condo buildings three stories and up, so ask for the latest one, the budget and reserves, and any planned special assessments before you buy.