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Resort Day Passes?


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Are there any nice resorts in Antigua that offer day passes?

 

Thank you!

 

Hawksbill Beach Resort has day passes. It is a VERY quiet old style Caribbean resort with 4 lovely beaches. There were no organized activities while we were there (which suited us just fine - we wanted relaxation). Lunch (included) was a variety of grilled things (fish, hamburgers,etc) + pasta + a few salads). We enjoyed it. Drinks were included. And watersports (kayaks). This resort is NOT suitable for someone who wants a lively atmosphere, a giant buffet and a beautiful pool (the pool is adequate but small). At Hawksbill the beaches and the lovely setting are the attraction

 

I also believe that Jolly Beach has day passes.

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We've been to Jolly Beach.

 

A private (pre arranged) cab cost us $70 r/t for our group of 4.

 

Day pass @ Jolly Beach included unlimited drinks, cont. breakfast (snack) and full buffet lunch. It was nice. We are considering going back in May.

 

Here's a link to thier passes:

http://www.jollybeachresort.com/sites/S1/File/2009.21.08%20%20JBR%20Day%20Pass.pdf

 

We did Pass #2 @ $60 per Adult.

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We've been to Jolly Beach.

 

A private (pre arranged) cab cost us $70 r/t for our group of 4.

 

Day pass @ Jolly Beach included unlimited drinks, cont. breakfast (snack) and full buffet lunch. It was nice. We are considering going back in May.

 

Here's a link to thier passes:

http://www.jollybeachresort.com/sites/S1/File/2009.21.08%20%20JBR%20Day%20Pass.pdf

 

We did Pass #2 @ $60 per Adult.

 

 

I read in another thread that a trip advisors report wasn't real favorable in regards to Jolly Beach. Did you have any problems?

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Be sure to book your taxi in advance through the resort or at least find some other passengers to share the ride with. We could not find a driver who would take just two of us to a beach or resort-- they all wanted to be "hired" by a group for the day. We finally gave up and returned to the ship. It was our least favourite stop in the itinerary.

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Be sure to book your taxi in advance through the resort or at least find some other passengers to share the ride with. We could not find a driver who would take just two of us to a beach or resort-- they all wanted to be "hired" by a group for the day. We finally gave up and returned to the ship. It was our least favourite stop in the itinerary.

 

wow - that's too bad. We left the ship after the crowd had disembarked (about an hour after disembarkation was announced) and had no problem getting a taxi to take us to Hawksbill. Maybe that's the trick - let everyone who wants a tour rush off the ship and then maybe whatever drivers are left will be glad to get any business - just guessing???

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