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JAMAICA Sandals and Beaches hotels & resorts all-inclusive Sandals Resorts delight couples in love with supremely luxurious accommodations, gourmet candlelit dining for two, gorgeous tropical settings and some of the world's most exquisite beaches. All have been created for two people in love and devoted entirely to making every moment perfect. Best of all everything is included, so your only concern is each other. Whether you’re celebrating your anniversary, honeymoon or no occasion at all, at Sandals, love is all you need. Sandals Dunn’s River Villaggio Golf Resort & Spa Location: On the beach in Ocho Rios. Unique Features: The most grandiose of all the Luxury Included Sandals Resorts, this Italianinspired resort has captured all the romance of the Renaissance. Enjoy premiere guestrooms complimented by an array of excellent restaurants, nightly entertainment, a championship golf course, an opulent Red Lane® spa and an enchanting freshwater pool and cascading waterfall. all-inclusive all-inclusive all-inclusive Sandals Grande Ocho Rios Beach & Villa Resort Location: Beachfront, just outside of Ocho Rios. Unique Features: Overlooking the crystalline Caribbean, this distinctive resort offers the perfect blending of gracious service and personalized amenities. Swim in expansive pools, enjoy a beverage from the swim-up bar, dine at gourmet restaurants and experience true pampering at the Red Lane® Spa. Whatever the activity, guests enjoy unforgettable stays at this inviting hideaway. Sandals Inn Location: Across the street from the beach in Montego Bay. Unique Features: This intimate and friendly Luxury Included resort combines warm Caribbean charm with all the services of a Sandals property. Enjoy the serene beach, or spend the day enjoying all of the pleasures and amenities of Sandals Montego Bay and Sandals Royal Caribbean. Sandals Montego Bay Location: Beachfront, in Montego Bay. Unique Features: Set on a white-sand beach, this beautiful resort provides the perfect setting for a memorable and romantic holiday. With five gourmet restaurants, four pools and whirlpools, a swim-up bar and the convenience of shopping and entertainment nearby, it is a popular choice for couples seeking romance and sunshine. all-inclusive all-inclusive all-inclusive Sandals Negril Beach Resort & Spa Location: On Negril’s Seven Mile Beach. Unique Features: Far from the ordinary, this Luxury Included resort offers some of the best diving in the Caribbean. Enjoy racquetball and squash in the sports complex, relax in the sheer luxury of the spa and then enjoy a frosty beverage at one of the swim-up bars. Whatever the activity, couples enjoy luxurious accommodations and first-class amenities at this refined, romantic retreat. Sandals Royal Caribbean Resort & Private Island Location: Beachfront, in Montego Bay. Unique Features: In a class by itself, this romantic resort created for two people in love offers superior vacations in a Georgian-style Great House setting. Enjoy continental breakfast in bed and afternoon tea, dine at one of the four gourmet restaurants including an exotic Indonesian restaurant on a private offshore island, water ski across the sparkling sea or bask in the sun on a magnificent stretch of beach. Sandals Whitehouse European Village & Spa Location: Within a natural reserve on Jamaica’s south coast. Unique Features: Guests will discover a new romance in old Jamaica during stays at this lavish, Luxury Included hideaway. Designed to reflect three authentic European villages, guests enjoy spacious oceanview guestrooms, a private white-sand beach, freshwater pools, a miniature golf course and the prestigious full service Red Lane® spa.

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Funjet Vacations - Caribbean 2008 About Funjet Vacations Contents Dominican Republic Jamaica Aruba The Bahamas U.S.Virgin Islands St. Maarten/St. Martin St. Lucia Additional Destinations

Funjet Vacations - Caribbean 2008

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