The Marhaba Lebanese location at Paradise Beach Villas brings the same authentic Lebanese kitchen to Eagle Beach — convenient for guests of Paradise Beach Villas, La Cabana, Costa Linda, and the rest of the low-rise resort strip. Same warm hospitality, same well-spiced mezze and grilled meats, prime Eagle Beach access.
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About Marhaba Lebanese (Paradise Beach Villas)
This second Marhaba location operates inside the Paradise Beach Villas complex on the Eagle Beach low-rise strip — walking distance from Costa Linda, La Cabana, Amsterdam Manor, and the entire Eagle Beach palapa zone. The setting is more polished than the original Salinja location while keeping the same family-run authenticity. Open lunch through dinner with the same Marhaba menu.
Signature Dishes & Menu Highlights
Same kitchen, same hits — the mezze platter, the shawarma plate, the grilled lamb skewers, the kibbeh, and the house-made baklava all transfer cleanly to this location. The Eagle Beach setting makes it especially convenient for a poolside-resort-break-from-buffet-dinner option, or a casual lunch after the beach.
Practical Information
- Address: J.E. Irausquin Blvd 64, Oranjestad, Aruba
- Phone: +297 593 6113
- Google rating: 4.8★ from 25 reviews
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What Diners Say
The Paradise Beach Villas location holds an even higher 4.8★ rating from a smaller review base — clean, attentive, and consistent. Reviewers regularly note ‘better than expected,’ ‘authentic flavors,’ and ‘felt like a real meal in a tourist zone.’ Best for low-rise resort guests wanting an authentic non-resort meal without driving.
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Frequently asked questions
Are Aruba beaches free to use?
Yes. All beaches in Aruba are public up to the high-water mark, including the stretches fronting the big resorts. You can walk on and lay a towel down anywhere, though loungers and palapas belonging to a hotel are for its guests.
Which side of the island has the calm water?
The western and southern coasts. That is where Palm Beach, Eagle Beach, Manchebo and Baby Beach sit, and where the water stays flat enough for swimming and snorkelling. The north and east coasts face open Atlantic swell and are not safe for casual swimming.
Do I need to book a beach chair?
Not on the public stretches. On Palm Beach the hotel palapas fill early and are reserved for guests, so arrive before mid-morning if you want shade or bring your own.
Is the water warm year-round?
Yes, sitting around 27 to 28°C, so no wetsuit is needed at any time of year.
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