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Don't miss the affordable
family Summer Spa Vacation starting at just $218 for
three nights at
Rocky Gap
Lodge & Resort, Cumberland Valley, Maryland.
Excellent array of outdoor activities and a full service
spa, including a teen spa menu. |
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The Raj
Ayurveda Spa Retreat Vedic City, Iowa, offers a
specialized program to enliven your natural healing ability
and manage stress. Bonus: Download the complimentary
Balance
Through Ayurveda Booklet |
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Rico Accommodations
Enjoy an entirely new standard of Puerto
Rico accommodations when you stay at
El Conquistador Resort & Golden Door Spa. We blend an exquisitely
designed décor, imaginative services, soothing private balconies, and
a spectacular atmosphere for the perfect vacation. Choose from a host
of outstanding Puerto Rico lodging options -- including tropically decorated
guest rooms and suites, each with at least 500 square feet of space.
Path To Inner And Outer Peace at our world-class
Golden Door® Spa.
Come to El Conquistador Resort & Golden Door Spa, and experience
an incredible transformation of physical and mental strength. Arrive in
our Welcome Area, and savor the Zen-like sanctuary - the whisper of flowing
water, natural sunlight, and cascading fountains. Whether you desire a
rejuvenating fitness class or a specially designed treatment, it's all
here at our 26,000-square-foot luxury Caribbean spa. Wake up with an exhilarating
walk at sunrise or a challenging Yo-Chi fitness class. Enjoy a pampering
massage after a round of golf, or a botanical facial following a day at
the beach. Relish the dramatic views of the rainforest and Caribbean Sea
from any of our 25 private treatment rooms. Experience the wide array
of features and services at the ultimate Puerto Rico spa.
At Golden Door Spa, we believe that wellness is wholeness. Achieve it
with a treatment in one of our 25 private rooms - beginning with a Japanese
bath under a waterfall shower. All of our spa services include specially
designed treatments using locally grown herbs and plants and blended exclusively
for us.
Private Tropical Paradise At Our Four-Diamond Caribbean Island Resort
Guests of the El Conquistador Resort & Golden Door
Spa also enjoy exclusive access to Palomino Island for the ultimate
in seclusion. It's our 100-acre private island and your unspoiled
tropical oasis. Spend your days swimming, wave running, windsurfing, and
horseback riding. Enjoy scuba diving and fishing excursions from our private
marina. It all starts at our luxurious Caribbean island resort. A ferry
will sweep you away to a paradise where hammocks are strung between palm
trees, lounge chairs line the beach, and waiters come around to take your
piña colada order. Spend the day snorkeling among rainbows of coral.
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REVIEWS OF GOLDEN DOOR SPA
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The U.S. Virgin Islands consist of three islands,
St. Thomas, St. Croix and St. John. The capital city is Charlotte Amalie,
which is on the island of St. Thomas. The primary language is English along
with some Creole, Spanish and French. Virgin Islanders are very musical oriented
and are very party conscious. The local fungi bands play scratch instruments
as gourds and washboards. Their sounds are usually associated with social
and political commentaries that are occurring on the islands or in the general
area. Virgin Islanders are interested in calypso, reggae, raga-soca, hip-hip
and the steel pan is back. The European heritage is also evident in quadrille
dances with witty French emphasis, especially in St. Croix. The majority
of the islands' beauty can be found on the waters that surround it. It possesses
some of the world's most popular and beautiful white sandy beaches bordering
crystalline waters.
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Solé Day Spa
10, Mill Mall
Above 'Best of British' store
PO Box 2991
Road Town
Tortola, British Virgin Islands
284-494 5999
Our highly professional team looks forward to welcoming and
taking care of you. All our therapists are internationally trained to the
highest standards and take pride in working for the first-choice day spa in
Tortola, dedicated to making you feel and look your very best. |
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Antigua is an
island in the Leeward or Lesser Antilles called National Park which encompasses
a great deal of their cultural heritage and natural resources. Antigua
was first inhabited by Meso-Indians called Siboney whose presence are still
seen in the form of stone tools and well-crafted shells found at many different
places on the island, however, the majority of Antiguans are of African lineage.
They are descendents of slaves that were brought to the island to cut sugar
cane. The national park has within it, museums, nightlife, shopping, beaches,
dining and sporting activities. There is environmental preservations and conservation
within the National Park. The eco-system is fragile and at the same time excitedly
beautiful. Antigua's carnival festivities commemorate the earliest abolition
of slavery in the British Caribbean.
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A lush tropical playground,
St. James’s Club sits on a private 100-acre estate boasting breathtaking
ocean views and two white sand beaches. All the delights of English Harbour,
Nelson’s Dockyard and Shirley Heights are just a few minutes’ drive away.
A sociable club-like ambience prevails throughout, the visiting yachts contributing
a dash of glamour, the European-style casino adding a touch of elegance. At
its heart lie the guest rooms, restaurants and recreational opportunities
of The Club, whilst The Village is an adjacent sanctuary
of residential-style villas tumbling down a gentle hillside towards the bay.
St. James’s Club Beauty Salon & Spa is tucked away in a quiet corner of The
Village. Treat yourself to one of its relaxing massages or beauty treatments
whilst your children have fun in the kid’s club. Open daily from 9 a.m. to
6 p.m., except on public holidays. All treatments use Pevonia Botanica,
‘Nature’s most selected plant extracts.'
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Aruba is one
of the three ABC islands that comprise the Netherlands Antilles; the other
two of them are Bonaire and Curacao. Aruba's first inhabitants were the Caiquetios
Indians from the Arawak tribe. Fragments of the earliest known Indian settlements
date back to about 1000 A.D. and there are some ancient painted symbols still
visible on limestone caves found at Fortein and Ayo. Aruba has become
a great tourist attraction in recent years to Americans in particular but
also to Canadians and Europeans. It now has a number of gaming casinos, some
of which open twenty four hours a day. The seawater off Aruba is spectacularly
beautiful and clear allowing divers to enjoy the coral formations, as well
as being able to visit wreck sites, where visibility at some times can be
good for 100 feet.
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Experience the all-new
Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort & Casino,
where luxurious pampering and exquisite touches enhance every moment of your
visit. Breathe in fresh tropical breezes bringing the captivating scents of
our island retreat into each corner of our impeccably renewed Aruba hotel
and resort. Delight in the beauty of our new design, from intimate gathering
spaces to elegantly modern guestrooms. Discover inner peace as you relax on
our silky white sand beach, or as you give in to the nourishing treatments
in our serene spa. Revive your sense of adventure with sailing, diving or
tempting Lady Luck in the casino of our Palm Beach, Aruba hotel. Select our
luxury hotel in Aruba, and transform your island escape from expected to distinctly
remarkable.
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The Bahamas consist of over seven
hundred small islands of coral formation. The Lucayan Indians occupied the
Bahamas from as far back as 800 A.D. These people hunted for their foods on
the land and the sea. Turtles, wild boar, shellfish such as Conch and countless
other species of fish such as shark, grouper, crab, snapper, Cray fish and
bonitos are among the foods found there. There are some Bahamians who believe
that Conch is an aphrodisiac and is one of the
favorite foods. The Spanish gave
the islands "Baja Mar" which when translated means "Shallow Sea". The islands
are actually derived from mountain plateaus that emerged from the Atlantic
thousands of years ago. The geography of the islands attracted many well-known
pirates, such as the infamous Blackbeard and Anne Bonney who were very dominant
in the year known as "The Golden Age of Piracy."
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Mandara Spa at Atlantis
has one singular goal - to be positively pampering. Originating in Bali, the
Mandara experience reflects the beautiful traditions of exotic cultures across
the globe. Ancient techniques from Asia, traditional European
spa therapies, and natural spices, fruits and minerals indigenous to The Bahamas
meld together to provide the most unique treatments and the ultimate rejuvenating
experiences. It is a divine sanctuary that escapes the limits of time.
Sumptuous massages, rejuvenating facials, soothing wraps and exotic scrubs
headline the roster of tried and true therapies.
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Belize can be truly described as
a multi-ethnic and multi-lingual society. This society consists of Creole,
Garifuna, Spanish, English, Mestizo, Lebanese, Chinese, Maya and East Indian.
The largest group is made up of Mestizos, which account for over 40% of the
population. The Mestizos are descendents of mixed blood Mexicans and Yacatec
Mayans who fled from the Yucatan in the mid 1800's. The second largest of
these groups are the Creole, which comprise about 30% of the population. Creoles
are the descendants of the early British settlers cohabitating with African
slaves from Jamaica. Two thirds of the Creole population lives in Bel
Britain formerly laid claim to Belize and declared it British Honduras.
European settlers began to marry freed slaves thereby creating the Creole
majority that is still dominant in the population. The colony's name was changed
from British Honduras to Belize in 1973, and on September 21, 1981, Belize
was granted its Independence.
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See Belize in our Latin America
Spa Collection
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Bermuda, like every island or country
in the Western Hemisphere was first inhabited by the Indians. Geologists have
concluded that Bermuda came into existence after a volcanic eruption over
one hundred million years ago. Even though the soil is of volcanic formation,
it is surrounded by coral reefs that protect it from natural erosion. There
is a steep drop off beyond the coral reefs as the water is about three miles
deep. The water within the coral reefs area is fairly calm, dreamily blue-green
and transparent, and the beaches have a lovely pink cast. Tourism has replaced
farming and the onion trade as the second most important industry in Bermuda.
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Step out of your world and into ours:
Cambridge Beaches, a timeless
sanctuary of luxurious Bermuda cottages, sparkling azure waters, endless views
and beautiful beaches. Couples enjoy the romance of a Bermuda luxury
resort. Friends and families find special ways to be together on their Bermuda
vacation. Groups find clarity and inspiration. Our guests travel the world,
but this is the place they come back to. Choose our Bermuda resort
and spa to hold your dream wedding and romantic honeymoon, celebrate an anniversary
or rekindle a romance, enjoy a family gathering or a special reunion, hold
a corporate retreat, a Board of Director meeting or a think-tank. Our Bermuda
luxury resort will comfort and relax you.
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Pink Beach Club
and Cottages
caters to your every need and modern-day comfort, in an atmosphere of
elegant and old world Bermudian hospitality and is the perfect place to reconnect
with yourself, spend quality time with your partner and bring families together.
If you feel the need to soothe those aching muscles or just be pampered, you
can enjoy our exclusive In-Room spa services. Pink Beach has a live-in
masseur who is available to come to your room and offer you the following
services: Massages—including Swedish, stress relief and sports massages. Body
treatments--body masks and skin exfoliation, Facials, Manicures, Pedicures,
and Heliotherapy Treatments. These services are provided in the privacy of
your own suite.
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International Health Care Centre La Pradera
Calle 230
15A y 17 Rpto Siboney
Havana, Cuba
33-7467
Gym, Sauna, Hidromassage, Corporal
and facial massage, Reductore creams massage, Mud Therapy, Cosmetology,
Treatments with wax, Laser therapy, Electrotherapy, Magneto therapy,
Ozonotherapy, Psychological treatments, Logopedy and Phoniatry, Hot treatments,
Tractions, Cognitive Rehabilitation, Phonoaudiology Service, Apprenticeship
disorder attention, Odontology treatment, Occupation therapy, Face clean,
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Grenada in the
Eastern Caribbean is nicknamed "The Spice Island" because of its heavy production
of cinnamon, cocoa and nutmeg. A French expedition from Martinique succeeded
in buying from the Caribs large areas of land in return for a few beads, knives
and hatchets. Hostilities between the Caribs and the French broke out almost
immediately as the French tried to take control over the whole island. The
Caribs fought a succession of losing battles, and the last surviving Caribs
jumped to their death off a precipice in the north of the island. The French
named the spot "Le Morne de Sauteurs", or "Leapers' Hill". The Island was
later ceded to the British under the Treaty of Versailles in 1783, became
a Crown Colony in 1877, and an associate with the British Commonwealth in
1967. Finally in 1974, it gained its independence from the British. The island's
French heritage survives in its names, buildings and its strong Catholicism.
The island has a number of cultural attractions among which is Carnival, steel
bands and Calypso music. It is a place to escape to for romantic getaway,
water sports, diving and snorkeling. It also possesses one of the most beautiful
beaches in the world in the form of Grande Anse.
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LaSource
Due to Hurricane
Ivan, which passed through the heart of Grenada on September 7, 2004, LaSource
is currently closed. The effects of Hurricane Ivan took an overwhelming
toll on Grenada, but we are pleased to announce that we are currently accepting
reservations for travel beginning February 1, 2008.
In keeping with our commitment
to "The Amazing Holiday," we promise that the new LaSource will be truly amazing,
and well worth the wait!
While the task of fully
reconstructing LaSource and our beautiful island has taken time and a great
deal of effort, we will reemerge even better than before. As the rebuilding
process continues to unfold, we pledge to keep you informed of our progress
throughout the coming months.
For questions concerning U.S. reservations,
please email
lasourcevacations@hotmail.com or call toll free 1-888-527-004
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Jamaican culture
can be traced back to the Arawak Indians who came to Jamaica around 700 A.D.
They etched petroglyphs on ceilings and walls of caverns throughout the island.
They gave the island the name "Xymaca" because of the woods and waters found
throughout the island. The word actually means "Land of wood and water". Jamaica
has about one hundred and twenty rivers, and it is a hilly and in some areas
a mountainous terrain. Today, Jamaica is a cosmopolitan island consisting
of Arawak Indian, Spanish, African, Chinese, Middle Eastern, Indian and British.
It is therefore not surprising that its homegrown cuisine is a fusion of all
the above-mentioned ethnic traditions. Jamaica, and in particular both Kingston
and Ocho Rios are the center of Caribbean art. The wife of the first prime
minister of Jamaica, Edna Marley, was instrumental in encouraging and promoting
local artists, and she herself was an eminent sculptress.
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With its white sandy beaches and lush
mountainous terrain,
Solis Palmyra Resort & Spa offers a truly unique setting for an
unforgettable island escape. Here you can explore lush tropical gardens,
spectacular waterfalls, and ancient ruins. Enjoy a round of golf at one of
the three nearby championship courses, or slip away into Palmyra ESPA.
With its spectacular water gardens, charming terraces, and enchanting
courtyards, Palmyra ESPA is one of the finest spas in Jamaica, and among
the very best in the Caribbean.
This 30,000 ft spa offers over 20 treatment rooms on two levels. All
overlook the stunning vistas of Rose Hall enclave. Treatments blend local
ingredients and aromas with some of the finest products from around the
world. With its fabulous array of natural facial and body treatments, the
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The culture of Puerto Rico is greatly influenced
by the Caribbean, Spain and the United States. There is the old culture and
the energy-filled new culture found on that island. There are beautiful picturesque
views of waterfalls, underground river caves, forests, bays, reefs and offshore
islands with white sandy beaches. The countryside is impressively beautiful
with its highland villages and calm looking seaside towns. Sugar cane is one
of the most prolific crops there along with coffee and fruit trees. Puerto
Ricans are a proud, vivacious, outgoing and warm people who actively support
their culture through museums, folklore, artwork, literature and music.
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Come to
El Conquistador Resort & Golden Door Spa, and experience an incredible
transformation of physical and mental strength. Arrive in our Welcome Area,
and savor the Zen-like sanctuary - the whisper of flowing water, natural sunlight,
and cascading fountains. Whether you desire a rejuvenating fitness class or
a specially designed treatment, it's all here at our 26,000-square-foot luxury
Caribbean spa. Wake up with an exhilarating walk at sunrise or a challenging
Yo-Chi fitness class. Enjoy a pampering massage after a round of golf, or
a botanical facial following a day at the beach. Relish the dramatic views
of the rainforest and Caribbean Sea from any of our 25 private treatment rooms.
Experience the wide array of features and services at the ultimate Puerto
Rico spa. At Golden Door Spa, we believe that wellness is wholeness.
Achieve it with a treatment in one of our 25 private rooms - beginning with
a Japanese bath under a waterfall shower. All of our spa services include
specially designed treatments using locally grown herbs and plants and blended
exclusively for us.
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The first settlers in St. Lucia were the Arawak
Indians who arrived around 200 A.D. through 800 A.D. They were peaceful, farming
settlers, whose culture was superseded by the warrior-like Caribs. There were
no Europeans settlers in St. Lucia until in the 1550's, when notorious buccaneer
Francois le Clerc established his base on Pigeon Island. Many subsequent settlements
failed. The first lasting settlements and towns were all French after the
French West India Company "brought" the island approximately 1650's. In 1746
Soufriere was the main town and by 1780 there were 12 settlements and several
sugar plantations. However, the British persevered in their efforts to possess
St. Lucia, launching a failed invasion in 1778 called the "Battle of Cul de
Sac". By 1814, the British had succeeded in taking possession of St. Lucia
after a prolonged series of very destructive battles.
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Welcome to the first lasting
holiday – the first holiday in the world to combine the intense pleasure of
personalized rejuvenation with the opportunity to acquire skills and insights
that will enhance the rest of your life. Much of what you take away
from The BodyHoliday will help
you achieve a better quality of life at home. You will not only enjoy a feeling
of total relaxation while you are with us; you will receive the tools to better
your life in general, from such things as an improvement in your golf swing
to small wisdoms, useful practices and lasting knowledge that will help you
lead a more fulfilling life.
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Trinidad can
be truly described as the birthplace of calypso, limbo, soca and, of course,
the steelband. It is a richly cosmopolitan country, comprising of people whose
ancestry were Africans, Indians, Creole who are a mixture of two different
ethnicities - usually Black and Indian, French, Spanish, Chinese, Lebanese,
Syrians, Americans, Venezuelans, and some of the original settlers, the Amerindians.
It is one of the most industrialized places in the Caribbean, and it is the
fourth largest exporter of oil in the Western Hemisphere. It possesses lush
forests especially in the northeast portion of the country and verdant hills
where wealth of wild life and flora which accentuates the richness of the
land. Trinidadians have made great contributions in sports, music, science,
theatre and arts and crafts.
Tobago,
the sister island of Trinidad is located at the northeast of Trinidad. It
is called "the land of the humming bird". Tobago is cool, serene and green
and it has its lush tropical rain forests. It has a beauty that is enthralling
and some very beautiful beaches. It is known for its oranges, grapefruits,
mango, cocoa, breadfruit and copra. It is also known for its bird sanctuary
with birds like the Scarlet Ibis, one of its most prominent. It is a place
where Trinidadians and others come to avoid the hustling and bustling. It
is a quiet romantic place for weddings and honeymoons. The southern part of
the island is mountainous which allows for a beautiful scenic background.
Tobago's capital is called Scarborough, which has a number of shops where
tourists as well as the locals do their shopping.
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Contemporary design,
ocean views and unequalled amenities combine gracefully at
Hyatt Regency Trinidad. Our stunning new Port of Spain hotel
offers unprecedented luxuries in the most desired location. Part of the
dynamic new Waterfront Centre, guests enjoy our own world-class business
facilities, as well as immediate access to the expansive new conference
centre – the largest in the English-speaking Caribbean. Our unique setting
as the only first-class oceanfront Trinidad hotel lets you admire the
sparkling waters while savoring our delicious cuisine, or as you relax in
your stylish guestroom. Even a business trip feels like a vacation when
you visit our pampering spa, float in the rooftop pool, or sip a cocktail
in the lobby bar.
Inspired by the beauty of Trinidad & Tobago’s
colorful island environment, Spa Esencia is a natural
reflection of the diverse heritage and celebratory culture that gives Trinidad &
Tobago its unique
character. Offering authentic spa treatments based
on Trinidad & Tobago’s natural bounty and nonstop
festival calendar—time to prepare, indulge, detox,
and retreat—guests are invited to complement and
extend the festivities, embrace the essence of
Trinidad & Tobago, and achieve their desired results.
Utilizing elements indigenous to Trinidad & Tobago
and results-oriented, international products, the
expert staff at Spa Esencia promotes complete
well-being and a quality experience for each guest by
further customizing treatments to meet individual
needs. Here, where the celebration of the many
extends to a daily celebration of the self, share in
the spirit of giving and receiving and experience the
beauty, relaxation, and refreshment promised
by Spa Esencia at Hyatt Regency Trinidad. Spa prices include access to the rooftop infinity pool and
state of the art Stay Fit fitness center, as well as valet parking for non-hotel
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Luxury, elegance, comfort and convenience make
Le Grand Courlan Spa Resort
an idyllic retreat. Spectacular beachfront accommodation a fabulous blend
of local and international cuisine and many Spa treatments and sporting activities
are among its many attractions. Your
fully inclusive option includes a selection of spa treatments from a traditional
menu of services. Guests receive one rejuvenating Spa treatment daily, except
on the days of arrival and departure. All treatments for in-house guests are
pre-scheduled prior to your arrival at the resort. Your schedule will include
a randomly selected array of as many treatments from the inclusive menu as
your stay allows. If you would like to receive any additional treatments from
the inclusive menu or repeat a treatment, you may do so at a nominal charge.
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The first inhabitants in the Turks &
Caicos islands were Taino Indians. The Europeans through the following
measures decimated these people: some were carried off into slavery and others
died by imported European diseases. The Turks & Caicos Islands got their name
on account of the great number of Turk's head cacti found there. The name
is also a derivation from the Lucayan term "Cape hico" which means "a string
of islands". The Lucayans were another group of Indians who replaced the Tainos
but by the middle of the 16th century, they had disappeared. Americans, notably
Teddy Roosevelt and the Duponts 'discovered' the islands and built a landing
strip for their private planes and a deep-water harbour to anchor their boats.
The Europeans again joined in and created Club Med. This has transformed the
islands into a tourist resort. The islands became a Crown Colony of
Great Britain in 1973.
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Experience the Caribbean as it was meant
to be, at
Nikki Beach Resort Turks & Caicos Islands. Overlooking a pristine
ribbon of shoreline, on the secluded tip of the island of Providenciales,
this extraordinary Turks & Caicos beach resort affords the ultimate in
tropical indulgence. Savor complete exclusivity throughout this gated
432-acre playground – from the ultra-luxury one and two-bedroom suites,
signature Nikki Beach Club, and an awe-inspiring mega- yacht marina,
designed as the world’s first eco-friendly marina that protects and
preserves the surrounding waters. Discover an exhilarating new way to
relax and have fun enjoying our unique entertainment not found at any
other Turks & Caicos resorts, where discerning jet setters and yachters
alike bask on the shores of extravagance.
The resort offers on-site spa services
where guests can enjoy any desired therapy with expert technicians.
Rejuvenate your spirits with personalized treatments, designed to cure any
sign of stress—or hangover. Reserve an in-suite appointment or pamper
yourself with an outdoor massage either pool or beachside. In 2010,
the resort will debut a new, full service, 16,000 square foot spa and
wellness center—designed to provide Nikki Beach guests access to the
ultimate retreat for the mind, body, and soul. Stay tuned for more details
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Parrot
Cay in the Turks and Caicos is the northern Caribbean’s pre-eminent
private island, wrapped in sweeps of sand and peaceful seas featuring the
region’s best spa and haute cuisine. It combines nature – 1000 unspoilt acres,
including a mile-long powdered beach – with understated style and cosseting
service. The holistic spa "Shambhala" introduces body treatments, massages,
yoga, and walks in a unique and spectacular setting. Available are Balinese,
Thai, Tu'ina, Aromatherapy, Swedish, and Indian head massages. In a pavilion
overlooking the island’s wetlands, practice yoga with the world’s leading
teachers during dedicated retreat weeks, taking advantage
of COMO Shambhala's extensive retreat facilities. As tall
egrets pick noiselessly through the shallows, melt beneath the hands of specialised
therapists who administer Asian-inspired holistic therapies,
honed by international health consultants.
Couple with our signature health-giving cuisine,
and feel the benefits of a complete return to real well being.
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The islands of the Caribbean Sea
or West Indies are an extensive archipelago in the far west of the
Atlantic Ocean, mostly strung between North and South America. They've
long been known as a resort vacation destination for honeymooners and
retirees, but a small movement toward eco-tourism and backpacking has
started to open up the Caribbean to more independent travel. With
year-round good weather (with the minor exception of hurricane season in
the late summer and early fall), promotional air fares from Europe and
North America, and hundreds of islands to explore, the Caribbean offers
something for almost everyone.
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With thanks to
Caribbean Choice
for Caribbean cultural background information, used as our introductory
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Golden Wings Charter
We offer executive aircraft charters throughout the Bahamas, Caribbean,
and the United States.
Jamagination - one
love, one art
A diverse and ever-growing catalogue of Jamaican art - that reflects the
emotion, energy and rhythm of Jamaica's rich culture.
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