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January 23rd - 6th Feb 2008 14 nights
all inclusive
£2485*
*SUPPLEMENTS
Luxury concierge room Caribbean Village £300
Luxury concierge room Mediterranean Village £1100
FLIGHT
SUPPLEMENTS
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to Premium Class £540
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SANDALS ANTIGUA
RESORT AND SPA
This will be our third consecutive visit to this popular venue.
Sandals Antigua is nestled amid lush, tropical gardens on Antigua's
finest white sandy beach, at Dickenson Bay.
In March 2007, a magnificent all-suite wing of the hotel was opened,
and it has now firmly established Sandals as the foremost hotel on
the island. The complete property boasts five excellent themed
restaurants, serving a delicious array of international cuisines.
Each of the well appointed en suite bedrooms is air-conditioned,
with a king size bed, hairdryer, radio, telephone, safe, satellite
TV, and tea and coffee making facilities. The bathrooms all have
bath and shower.
At Sandals Antigua there are many ways for you to relax. Sandals is
the only resort in Antigua with a world class spa, with expert staff
trained to pamper you to perfection.
Dotted throughout the colourful gardens you will discover five fresh
water pools, and five whirlpools. In addition there are two large
main swimming pools, each with its signature swim-up pool bar
serving refreshing tropical drinks in limitless
All meals, buffet and a la carte dining plus anytime snacks.
Unlimited premium brand drinks and house wine. Fitness centre and
aerobics. Nightly entertainment and piano bar. Indoor games room,
television & movies. Scuba diving for certified divers, snorkelling,
water skiing, windsurfing, sailing, paddle boats, canoes and kayaks.
Freshwater pools/swim‑up bars, saunas & whirlpools. Floodlit tennis
including racquets, balls & instruction. Table tennis, volleyball,
shuffleboard, croquet. Hotel taxis, service charges, porterage, tips
and gratuities (excludes airport departure tax).
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ANTIGUA
Antigua's history is rife with the clash of empires, including the
French and the Dutch. Finally, the English settled here in 1632,
fortifying the island with battlements all along the shoreline and
constructing a major naval centre at English Harbour.
Horatio Nelson served as the head of the British naval command in
English Harbour. Nelson's Dockyard is the only remaining example of
its kind, showcasing the naval headquarters for the British fleet
during the 18th & 19th centuries.
For an island comprising only 108 square miles, Antigua hosts an
abundance of well preserved, beautifully restored historical sites
including the sugar mill at Betty's Hope, Tyrrell's Church, Nelson's
Dockyard museum, and St. John's Cathedral and museum.
Visit the
Sandals
Antigua
website
Tournament Director: Roy Dempster
Hostess: Lyn Dempster |