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Sandals
Announces Great Exuma Resort SANDALS RESORTS INTERNATIONAL
PURCHASES FOUR SEASONS IN GREAT
EXUMA, BAHAMAS. Sandals Resorts’ Luxury Included®
Concept, featuring 18-Hole Golf Course and Marina, is set to debut
in the New Year. Sandals Resorts International (SRI), parent company
of Sandals Resorts, Beaches Resorts, The Royal Plantation Collection
and Grand Pineapple Beach Resorts, announced the purchase of the
recently shuttered Four Seasons Resort Great Exuma at Emerald Bay
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New Honeymoon program which will acknowledge our Honeymoon guests and enhance their Sandals & Beaches experience. -  On arrival, all honeymoon couples will receive a bottle of chilled
champagne with glasses elegantly arranged in an ice bucket. A hand
written note from the General Manager will accompany this gift. |
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Sandals Montego Bay presents "Water Dining”. Guests staying in suites with butler service, can enjoy a lunch of delicious Jamaican delicacies right in the water along Montego Bay’s longest stretch of white sand beach. SANDALS MONTEGO BAY NEW DINING OPTION IS SHORE TO PLEASE ~Resort Unveils ‘Water Dining’ Right on the Shoreline~ MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica (June 18, 2007) – Sandals Montego Bay has given new meaning to the phrase “wet” your appetite. Through the flagship resort’s newly-unveiled “Water Dining”, guests staying in top-category suites with butler service, including the resort’s new Bay Roc Estate Beachfront Villa Suites, can enjoy delicious Jamaican delicacies right on Montego Bay’s pristine coastline. Twice a week, the shoreline, elegantly dressed with sun umbrellas, wrought-iron tables and chairs in up to two feet of water, will accommodate up to 100 Butler Service guests for a two-hour dining extravaganza. Guests can dip their toes in the sparkling Caribbean Sea and sit back as the waves gently rush to the sand around them, all while partaking in a spectacular feast of Caribbean cuisine. “This idea was born during ‘Reunion Week,’ which is a week-long celebration of Sandals’ returning guests,” said General Manager of Sandals Montego Bay, Horace Peterkin. “During this week, we always try to come up with new and exciting ways to spend our time together as a group. Our ‘Water Dining’ service was such a huge hit that we decided to implement it twice a week for guests staying in our top-category suites,” added Peterkin. Sandals Montego Bay’s “Water Dining” features a lavish buffet with Caribbean and International inspired dishes as well as mouth-watering original creations by the chef, which will change according to season. The menu will also showcase a wide array of unique Jamaican desserts, sure to tempt any appetite. “Our top priority was ensuring that our menu items complement the natural splendor of the largest stretch of white sand beach in Montego Bay,” said executive chef of Sandals Montego Bay, Lawrence Clide Lindo. “Therefore, you’ll see plenty of local seafood and exotic fruit sauces, such as papaya, guava and Juneplum.” This year marks the arrival of several new and exciting developments for Sandals Montego Bay, the inaugural property of the resort chain. In addition to the new “Water Dining”, the resort recently unveiled The Bay Roc Estate Beachfront Villa Suites, an enclave of 55 splendidly appointed suites named after the 1950s Bay Roc Hotel – today the site of Sandals Montego Bay – to deliver a feel for the glamour and glitz of bygone days. Situated within the captivating environs of the Sandals Montego Bay Estate, along a quiet enclave, directly on Jamaica’s longest private white-sand beach, each of these suites offers an unparalleled sense of privacy and an unrivalled level of refinement. Rich mahogany furnishings, spacious bathrooms, the very finest linens and the exclusive services of your very own, personal, English-trained butler—every plush nuance emanates a lush sophistication reminiscent of only the grandest manor houses and the most regal estates. Beginning this month, butler service guests at Sandals Montego Bay can enjoy the “Water Dining” experience twice weekly, every Tuesday and Thursday from 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., weather permitting.
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HOLIDAYS 2010 (as of September 24, 2009) JAMAICA ST. LUCIA January 01 – New Years Day January 01 – New Years Day February 17 – Ash Wednesday January 02 – New Years Holiday April 02 – Good Friday February 22 – Independence Day April 04 – Easter Sunday April 02 – Good Friday April 05 – Easter Monday April 05 – Easter Monday May 23 – Labor Day May 01 – Labor Day August 01 – Emancipation Day May 24 – Whit Monday August 06 – Independence Day June 03 – Corpus Christi October 18 – National Heroes Day July 19 – Carnival Monday December 25 – Christmas Day July 20 – Carnival Tuesday December 26 – Boxing Day August 02 – Emancipation Day October 04 – Thanksgiving Day December 13 – National Day December 25 – Christmas Day December 27 – Boxing Day
BAHAMAS January 01 – New Years Day April 02 – Good Friday April 05 – Easter Monday May 24 – Whit Monday June 04 – Labor Day July 10 – Independence Day August 02 – Emancipation Day October 11 – Discovery Day December 25 – Christmas Day December 27 – Christmas Day
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Grand Opening |
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Some of Hollywood's best-known
celebrity couples headed to Sandals Grande Antigua Resort & Spa
when the luxury resort unveiled its new all-suite Mediterranean
Village, a $70 million expansion of the property . The grand opening celebration, took place October 4-7,2007 welcomed such stars as Lisa Rinna & Harry Hamlin, Brooke Burke & David Charvet, Stacy Keibler & Geoff Stults, Teri Polo, Stephen Colletti, Melissa Rivers, Kelly Killoren Bensimon and others joining Sandals Chairman Gordon "Butch" Stewart. The three-day celebration kicked off welcoming VIP guests to the property with live rhythmic entertainment from Shaggy paired with Antigua culinary delights. Friday night's celebration included a headline celebration by Sean Paul while the Saturday night reception featured DJ Splyce. |
Sandals
New Dining Option is a Shore Thing
