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Reef Resort Streamlines Vacations

Feb 01, 2008

“This summer The Reef Resort is making history by being the first beachfront resort in a generation to offer guests a premium all-inclusive option,” said Tom McCallum, director, The Reef Resort. “This offer evolves the resort’s philosophy of a no-hassle, simply relaxing, no-strings-attached vacation experience and makes it convenient and easy for families to budget and plan.”

The Reef Resort is located on the secluded East End of Grand Cayman.

Benefits of the Simply All Inclusive plan include unlimited drinks in the resort’s bars and restaurants, three daily meals, snorkel equipment, tennis, gym and bicycle rentals, as well as an on-site scuba diving lesson. Guests staying seven or more nights can also add a catamaran excursion to the renowned Stingray City or a relaxed Sunset Sail to their stay.

The resort’s on-site complimentary concierge can arrange adventures pre-arrival and on-site at the East End. This best-kept secret among snorkel and dive enthusiasts is also the most pristine and least crowded area on the island, allowing clients to experience personal encounters with the reef and its inhabitants.

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Many off-site excursions, tours and activities are available for the adventurous, or clients can choose to stay on the property to simply relax. Three swimming pools, water aerobics, a noon fish feeding from the resort’s dock, children’s activities, water volleyball, exploring, shell collecting and sandcastle building are all at a client’s fingertips. For the night owls, evening entertainment includes Cayman Island music legend Barefoot Man.

The Simply All Inclusive package rates start at $429 per night for a Beachfront Studio, double occupancy.

888-232-0541

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