Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (August 2005) – With rates as low as $75, enjoy your next Caribbean vacation with Viva Wyndham all-inclusive resorts. Choose from eight stunning beachfront properties in the Dominican Republic, The Bahamas, and Mexico for a well-deserved getaway at an affordable price.
The following rates, based on double occupancy per person, per night, include all meals and snacks; unlimited drinks, cocktails and wine; welcome cocktail; unlimited non-motorized water sports; free sports collective lessons; daily activities program; nightly entertainment; participation in the Viva Kid’s and Junior’s Clubs; and taxes and gratuities.
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC FROM $75
The Viva Wyndham Samaná resort, located in Las Terrenas on the Samaná Peninsula, offers a full range of activities, including cocktail preparation classes, windsurfing, and even whale-watching. Designed to reflect the Caribbean-style architecture found throughout the Dominican Republic, this 218-room resort features a full-service spa and sauna, freshwater pool with kid’s area, theatre, discotheque, three restaurants, and a wealth of outdoor activities, including excursions January through March to see thousands of migrating humpback whales. Nearby, visit shops in the town of Las Terrenas for local handmade art, clothing and jewelry, as well as restaurants, with quaint atmospheres, nestled on the beach.
The following rates for the Viva Wyndham Samaná apply for 2006: January 2–29, $120; January 30–April 15, $130; April 16–June 29, $75; June 30–September 3, $90; September 4–October 30, $75; October 31–December 21, $85.
Located in Cabarete, the all-inclusive Viva Wyndham Tangerine caters to outdoors and sports enthusiasts with excellent kiteboarding, windsurfing, sailing, and diving just offshore. This 221-room resort features the full-service Kelive Spa, a freshwater pool, children’s pool, hard-surfaced tennis court, adult game room, discotheque, and three restaurants serving Mexican, Italian, and international cuisine. A short walk away enjoy shopping and nightlife in the charming village of Cabarete.
The following rates for the Viva Wyndham Tangerine apply for 2006: January 2–29, $120; January 30–April 15, $130; April 16–June 29, $80; June 30–September 3, $90; September 4–October 30, $80; October 31–December 21, $95.
Located in Puerto Plata in the 250-acre Playa Dorada complex, a community of 15 resorts, the Viva Wyndham Playa Dorada sits alongside a 13-mile golden sand beach. This 204-room, all-inclusive resort features a full-service spa, 18-hole golf course, shops, restaurants, bars, three casinos, and offers numerous activities, including horseback riding, windsurfing, snorkeling, scuba diving, biking, tennis, and more. Minutes away explore downtown Puerto Plata and visit Ocean World, the Brugal rum factory, Fuerte San Felipe, and Mount Isabel del Torres.
The following rates for the Viva Wyndham Playa Dorada apply for 2006: January 2–29, $125; January 30–April 15, $140; April 16–June 29, $85; June 30–September 3, $100; September 4–October 30, $85; October 31–December 21, $90.
Dazzling white sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and a mountain surrounding provide an ideal Caribbean vacation setting at the Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach. Located in La Romana, this 500-room resort features four restaurants, four bars, three beachfront freshwater pools, fitness centre and sauna, and plenty of outdoor activities, including hiking and biking trails, canoeing, sailing and windsurfing. In addition, enjoy full use of the amenities at sister property Viva Wyndham Dominicus Palace, including the Metamorphosis Spa, which offers a full range of services, including massages, wraps, and hydrotherapy.
The following rates for the Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach apply for 2006: January 2–29, $120; January 30–April 15, $130; April 16–June 29, $80; June 30–September 3, $90; September 4–October 30, $80; October 31–December 21, $90.
Nestled alongside white sandy beaches on the southeast coast in La Romana, Viva Wyndham Dominicus Palace defines the Caribbean experience. Colonial-style buildings house 330 rooms in a relaxed and elegant atmosphere and five restaurants serve up fine Asian, Italian, Mexican and international cuisine. Sports and outdoor activities abound, including aerobics and yoga classes. The Metamorphosis Spa offers a full range of services, including massages, wraps, and hydrotherapy. In addition, enjoy full use of the amenities at sister property Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach, including three beachfront freshwater pools.
The following rates for the Viva Wyndham Dominicus Palace apply for 2006: January 2–29, $135; January 30–April 15, $150; April 16–June 29, $90; June 30–September 3, $100; September 4–October 30, $90; October 31–December 21, $100.
MEXICO FROM $111
Located in Playacar, home to some of the best beaches in the Mexican Caribbean, the Viva Wyndham Maya delivers an unforgettable all-inclusive vacation experience. This 400-room culturally inspired resort features a beachfront freshwater pool, three restaurants, discotheque, movie theater, gymnasium and sauna, lighted hard-surface tennis courts, the full-service Renova Spa, and numerous sporting activities, including windsurfing, sailing, volleyball, and more. The area’s palm-covered, white sand beaches, secluded coves, Mayan ruins, lush jungles, mangroves, cenotes, and caves provide an incredible number of attractions, while world-class diving, snorkeling, and fishing await just offshore. In addition, enjoy full use of the amenities at sister property the Viva Wyndham Azteca.
The following rates for the Viva Wyndham Maya apply for 2006: January 2–29, $164; January 30–April 15, $182; April 16–June 29, $116; June 30–September 3, $133; September 4–October 30, $111; October 31–December 21, $121.
Located on the breathtaking Riviera Maya in Playacar, the Viva Wyndham Azteca nestles into lush tropical scenery along miles of white sand beaches. This 234-room resort features a beachfront freshwater pool, movie theater, weight room, sauna and Jacuzzi, lighted tennis courts, and the Viva Wyndham Kids’ Retreat. Nearby, visit ancient Mayan ruins, explore freshwater cenotes, and golf the 18-hole championship Playa Del Carmen golf course. In addition, enjoy full use of the amenities at sister property the Viva Wyndham Maya, including the Renova Spa, which offers a full line of treatments, including manicures, pedicures, facials, and massages.
The following rates for the Viva Wyndham Azteca apply for 2006: January 2–29, $180; January 30–April 15, $200; April 16–June 29, $128; June 30–September 3, $146; September 4–October 30, $122; October 31–December 21, $133.
THE BAHAMAS FROM $125
The Viva Wyndham Fortuna Beach, Grand Bahama Island’s only all-inclusive resort, lies on a 1,200-foot stretch of white sand beach along the island’s south coast. This 276-room resort features guest rooms with breathtaking views of the ocean and tropical gardens, a theater, gymnasium, lighted tennis courts, disco, three bars, and three restaurants. Choose from a variety of activities, including snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking, sailing, tennis, bicycling, and even merengue lessons. Just minutes from the resort find championship golf courses, local casinos, shopping, and restaurants.
The following rates for the Viva Wyndham Fortuna Beach apply for 2006: January 2–February 15, $125; February 16–September 3, $165; September 4–December 21, $125.
Guests of Viva Wyndham Resorts can also enjoy Wyndham ByRequest, the brand’s guest recognition program. Choose items from more than 300 options that appear on the Wyndham ByRequest profile form, such as a welcome snack, preferred magazine, or a preferred type of wine.
For reservations or more information call 1-800-WYNDHAM.
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