The Aruba is a curvy freeform pool in the Nowak Fiberglass Pools lineup. 34' × 14' outside dimensions (35' × 15' dig), with a depth profile that runs from a 3' shallow end down through a 4'7" main floor to a 6' deep end across 31 feet of usable floor. Built-in bench seating, a curvy freeform shape that reads as a landscape feature rather than an architectural rectangle, and the standard Nowak feature set: limited-production family build, upgraded gelcoat finish included, lifetime structural warranty plus the gelcoat and surface warranty. Available in all current Nowa
Curvy freeform
34' × 14'
35' × 15'
3'
What makes the Aruba distinct: it is the freeform Nowak with the deepest deep end at 6 feet. The Subdivision tops at 6' as well but in a smaller 33' × 13' footprint. The Play Pool tops at 5'10". The Aruba combines a real 6' deep end with the curvy freeform shape, which is the right answer when you want a freeform look but don't want to give up the deeper deep end.
Explore the Aruba with Seven Seas Pools & Spas and see the curvy freeform shape, gelcoat finish options in person before you decide.
The Aruba depth chart runs:
The transition from shallow to deep is a gentle slope across the full 31 feet of floor, not a sharp step-down. The bench seating sits at a depth comfortable for in-water seated cool-down (chest-height for an average adult).
A 6-foot deep end is enough for: casual jumps from the deck, underwater swim drills, retrieval games, deeper-water play. It is not enough for residential diving boards under most codes; if a diving board is non-negotiable, fiberglass is generally not the right construction method.
The Aruba is available in all current Nowak gelcoat finishes:
Maya Mist
Heavenly Blue Mist
Gray Ocean Mist
Custom Colors (on
request)
The 2025 surface upgrade applies: the gelcoat is non-pigmented with a granite-chip backing for chemical and UV resistance. The curvy freeform shape of the Aruba reads especially well in the lighter Heavenly Blue Mist, which keeps the curves bright in sunlight, or in Gray Ocean Mist for a more contemporary landscape look.
Both are 34' × 14' freeform Nowak shells. Aruba has a deeper deep end (6' vs. Jupiter Island's roughly 4'6" main depth) and built-in bench seating; Jupiter Island has a peanut-style curve language and offers a tanning ledge variant. Pick Aruba if you want depth; pick Jupiter Island if you want the peanut shape or a tanning ledge.
Both are freeform with a similar size footprint. Aruba reaches 6' deep; Play Pool reaches 5'10". Use the curve language and the floor layout to drive the choice, not the depth (the difference is two inches).
Both reach 6' deep. Aruba is 34' × 14' (larger); Subdivision is 33' × 13' (slightly smaller). Pick Aruba for a slightly bigger floor; pick Subdivision if a foot of length or width matters for the yard fit.
Both are around 32-34' × 14'. Aruba is freeform; Atlantis is rectangular with molded entry steps. Pick Aruba for the freeform look; pick Atlantis for the rectangular look with entry steps.
The Aruba pairs a curvy freeform shape with a real 6-foot deep end, making it one of the most versatile shells in the Nowak lineup. Seven Seas Pools & Spas can walk you through the gelcoat color options, confirm the dig specs for your yard, and map out the decking and equipment details before your project moves forward.
Casual jumps from the edge are fine. A residential diving board typically requires more deep-end depth than 6 feet provides under most codes. If a board is required, talk to Seven Seas during the consultation about the alternatives.
The bench is molded into one curve of the shell at chest-height-for-an-average-adult depth. The exact placement is in the dig diagram; we walk through the layout during the consultation.
No, the Aruba shell is molded without a tanning ledge. If a ledge is required, the Jupiter Island TL is the Nowak freeform with a built-in ledge.
Nowak's warranty position is that salt is not recommended on the gelcoat. Traditional chlorine sanitization is the recommended path. See the Nowak brand page for the full warranty context.
The 31-foot floor length gives you a usable swim distance close to 30 feet between the steps and the deep-end wall. That is enough for casual lap swim; for dedicated training, an Endless Pools swim spa is the better appliance.
A typical Seven Seas Nowak install runs about two weeks start to finish for the shell, the electric, and the concrete decking. Weather and site access can push the timeline.
The Aruba is the deepest freeform pool Nowak builds, and the curve language reads differently in person than on a dig diagram. Call or stop by your local Seven Seas Pools & Spas location to see gelcoat samples, look at installed Aruba galleries, and walk through the full turnkey price for your yard.
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