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Family Fun
A destination for the young and the young-at-heart.
Looking for fun family activities in Southern Arizona? Look no further than Marana. The young ones will love cooling...
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Dining
A dining experience for every palate.
From elegant dining rooms to casual patios, and everything in between, Marana’s food scene has it all. A charbroiled...
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Golf
Challenging courses and beautiful views make Marana the place to tee it up.
Desert golf is unique. It’s a test of skills. It’s something every player has to try. Marana’s four championship...
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Parks
Explore wide-open spaces in and around Marana.
Southern Arizona is home to some of the country’s most spectacular open spaces, and Marana offers the perfect...
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Outdoors
Nothing like it in the world.
Satisfy your inner adventurer with a journey through all that Marana has to offer. With some of the best...
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Shop 'til You Drop
Marana’s shopping scene is always expanding.
Marana offers the Tucson Premium Outlets, where you can find deals on designer clothes and wares in a beautiful...
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Museums History and More
Travel through time as you visit Southern Arizona museums.
Museums in Southern Arizona cover everything from art and history to Western movie locations and native flora and...
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Relaxation & Spas
Indulge Your Senses
Find relaxation and calm in Marana. With over 350 days of sunshine a year, enjoy a secluded Sonoran Desert retreat....
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Marana: Town of Gastronomy
Learn about our long history of agriculture and gastronomy.
Marana’s four thousand years of agriculture and eight thousand years of civilization aren’t what make it a town of...
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An authentic Arizona retreat
Time stands still at The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain, a scenic Southern Arizona resort that blends majestically into its Sonoran Desert and Tortolita Mountain setting. Surrounded by a lush Saguaro forest, the luxury mountain resort sits on land once inhabited by the indigenous Hohokam people, who honored its natural beauty with a spirit that still endures today.
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