Showing posts with label beaches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beaches. Show all posts
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Last Chance Atlantis Deal
Now thrifymomma has yet to make it to this excellent resort, but wanted to pass this on to my readers before it's too late. The Atlantis is extremely buzzworthy and I totally plan to get there some day when I win the lottery. Just joking. I think this one is doable and affordable if you book it when there is an excellent deal like this. Companion airfare is free only if you book by tomorrow, June 4th. For travel between now and Dec. 22, 2010. Also this deal is only good for stays that last at least four nights or more. Atlantis is the incredible celebrity-magnet on Paradise Island in the Bahamas. It has extensive water features and marine animals and this year opened a new kid's club. Atlantis Kid's Adventures is just for kids and also new Fantasy Camps. Atlantis is legendary for its big name concerts and this month alone, Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber are playing live. So what are you waiting for?
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Cancun
The quest for affordable family fun this year led us to Cancun, Mexico and a great new resort called Great Parnassus Resort and Spa. This one stunned us with the service, staff, family activities, food and great price. Everything exceeded our expectations from start to finish. The Parnassus is a 12-storey sprawling family destination on one of the most beautiful beaches I have ever seen. The food was remarkable and the flavour very cosmospolitan. Many tourists here hailed from all over the globe and spoke a variety of languages, which was lovely exposure to numerous cultures for our children - one of whom speaks fluent French and loved exercising the language teaching the Spanish ladies French while picking up a hint of Spanish too. El Portico was a family-friendly Italian eatery. The Big Ben was British. The Samurai had some of the tastiest sushi I have ever had. The saki, served warm was a strange treat, must be an acquired taste. A Manhattan inspired theatre district restaurant and a 24-hour coffee bar that offered crepes rounded out the eateries. As well, like usual with all inclusives, there was near constant access to buffet style food - Japanese, Mexican, fresh fruit etc. - in the main building. (See photo of husband) Activities staff had non stop fun planned for kids and the children's club was top notch, at least for children who are preschool and school aged. The theatre had numerous things scheduled for every night of the week, with a superhero battle one night as a highlight, a circus show another night and movie nights as well.
Thriftymommastips rating $$$$$ out of $$$$$
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