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JAMAICA 25 all-inclusive The All-Inclusive Redefined Perfect for honeymoons, anniversaries or for no occasion at all, Couples Resorts offer the ultimate setting for all-inclusive, romantic vacations. Offering beautiful villa-style guestrooms, elegant restaurants and unblemished beaches, each resort boasts an unforgettable atmosphere of intimacy and romance. Whether you want to relax in a private hammock or get your pulses racing on one of the many tennis courts, these alluring tropical getaways have something for every vacation style. 5 Couples Swept Away Negril Location: Set on 20 acres of Negril’s Seven Mile Beach. Unique Features: This romantic adults-only resort provides a relaxing setting for pleasant Caribbean getaways. Fronting the pristine Seven Mile Beach, it features luxurious veranda suites, a premier sports and fitness complex, an array of water sports, a selection of open-air restaurants, nightly entertainment, unlimited golf and much more. all-inclusive all-inclusive all-inclusive 4.5 Couples Sans Souci 4 Couples Ocho Rios 3.5 Couples Negril Location: On a private beach in Ocho Rios. Unique Features: Emerging majestically from the cliffs of Jamaica's emerald mountains, this alluring tropical escape provides an ideal setting of winding walkways, natural springs and hidden grottos. Escape to this dynamic Ocho Rios oasis and enjoy superior spa treatments, upscale cuisine, first-class service and the rich ambiance that make this the ultimate setting for a relaxing, romantic getaway. Location: On 19 acres of oceanfront property, five miles from Ocho Rios. Unique Features: Offering 19-acres of picturesque beachfront landscapes, this superior couples-only resort has perfected the art of delivering romance. Enjoy au natural sunbathing on the resort’s private island, award-winning gourmet cuisine at the selection of unique restaurants and a dynamic selection of activities including horseback riding, water sports and a tennis center. Location: Beachfront, on 18 acres near Negril. Unique Features: With an emphasis on romance and relaxation, couples experience gracious amenities blended with bold bohemian styles during stays at this adults-only resort. Featuring beautifullyappointed guestrooms, an alluring full-service spa and a dynamic offering of restaurants and bars, it has everything you would expect from an unforgettable hideaway and more. all-inclusive optional all-inclusive optional TRAVEL TIP Want the best deal on a Couples resort getaway without having a particular preference on which resort you stay at? Then leave the choice to chance, with Couples Secret Rendezvous. Guests booking this unique option will be assigned to one of the four Couples resorts listed above and will be notified of their hotel assignment approximately seven days prior to departure. 5 Half Moon, Rose Hall 5 Location: Beachfront, near Montego Bay. Unique Features: Step into a world of privilege and relaxation during stays at this luxurious resort. Boasting stately Colonial designs, it offers inspired guestrooms, a wide selection of delicious cuisine, a grandiose spa and a wide selection of exciting activities including championship golf and a children’s play area. The Ritz-Carlton Golf & Spa Resort, Rose Hall, Jamaica Location: Beachfront, 10 miles from Montego Bay. Unique Features: Set along a picture-perfect stretch of beach near Jamaica’s White Witch Golf Course, this premiere resort offers the ambiance of a traditional Jamaican great house. Guests will enjoy the full-service spa, variety of sensational restaurants and extravagant accommodations complete with Frette linens, feather beds and down comforters. Experience true island luxury during stays at this opulent retreat.

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Funjet Vacations - Caribbean 2008

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