3 Comments March 22nd, 2010

Has anyone ever been on a “Sandals” vacation?

Kay M asked:


Is a Sandal’s vacation worth the money? My husband and I are looking for an ‘all inclusive” vacation, and we keep seeing ads for this. Anyone ever been on one?

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3 Responses to “Has anyone ever been on a “Sandals” vacation?”

  1. Jenn Says:
    March 24th, 2010 at 7:07 pm

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    I’ve never been on one myself. But I’ve heard of other people that have been to a Sandal’s & really enjoyed it. Because there is so much to do without even having to leave the resort. Hope that helps.
    The Sandals website below, on the front page has a guide for 1st time viewers interested in their vacations. Hope that helps.

  2. EW Says:
    March 25th, 2010 at 10:20 am

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    I’m not sure.

  3. Macaw_Lover Says:
    March 25th, 2010 at 4:36 pm

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    In my opinion, some of the Sandals resorts are worth the money, others aren’t. There not all rated the same, depends on which one you are going to. Which one would be great for you, might not be great for another couple. Sandals has a wide variety of room categories.

    All Inclusive means meals, beverages and non-motorized water sports included which the meals can be buffet. Where Sandals has sit down gourmet restaurants. Some of the resorts tend to not have as good of a liquor selection than Sandals.

    You have exchange privileges so depends on the location as to how many choices you have. Some of the Sandals resorts don’t have another in the area such as Sandals Whitehouse, Royal Bahamian and Antigua.

    Also included are some Gourmet meals, Premium Liquors, tips, and motorized sports. Tipping is actually forbidden at these resorts only because Sandals wants guests to know and feel that the tips really are included and the servers, bartenders are getting taken care of. The person who does your transfers to the hotel is the only one that tipping isn’t included for. You are paying for it within your package which does make it nice where you don’t have to carry money around.

    A basic free wedding is included also. Even if you are already married you can do a vow renewal which is very special for many couples. I have had times where the husband or wife does this privately as a suprise as well. I know I love suprises and several people do! =)

    Hope this helps a little on if it is worth it to you or not. If the resorts happen to price out more than you would like to spend there are other choices that aren’t the same, but exceptional none the less.

    If I can answer further questions or help you please let me know.