AUTHENTIC CARIBBEAN LUXURY MARKS 25TH ANNIVERSARY
NEVIS, WEST INDIES – Experience 25 years of Caribbean excellence in five extraordinary days. The year 2016 marks Four Seasons Resort Nevis’ silver anniversary and the Resort is launching a year-round celebration of a quarter century of authentic Caribbean luxury.
As part of the celebration, Four Seasons Resort Nevis is presenting the Nevisian Jubilee package for couples to enjoy the best of the Nevis resort. The $25,000 anniversary package includes five nights in luxury suite accommodations, exclusive airport lounge access, roundtrip ground and sea transfer to the Resort, breakfast buffet, couples spa treatment, luxury beach cabana, gourmet beachside dinner, unlimited golfing and tennis, a private mixology class, and a Sea Turtle Conservation Sponsorship.
For more information about the Nevisian Jubilee package, please visit http://www.fourseasons.com/nevis/offers/nevisian_jubilee_package/. To book the Nevisian Jubilee celebration experience, please call 869-469-6234.
Nevisian Jubilee guests can immediately enjoy 25 years of excellence as soon as they touch down at the airport. Guests flying into St. Kitts airport will be met on the tarmac and whisked away in a private luxury vehicle to the elegant YU Lounge, where they savour champagne and gourmet hors d’oeuvres in a refined and relaxing atmosphere, while their luggage claim and entry processing are handled by the staff. Guests will then board a private car to meet the Four Seasons launch to carry them on a breathtaking 40-minute crossing to the Resort’s on-property pier.


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every commercial boatman has his or her own favorite, the team at
Western River Expeditions got together and agreed upon their top eight
most beloved rapids along the course of the Colorado River. While
there’s still time to enjoy a trip this season, reservations are already
open for 2016, a year that may experience the best spring runoff on
record thanks to the predicted effects of an unusually strong El Niño,
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new itineraries come opportunities for spontaneity and discovery, so
the incentive is dubbed a “Scout Discount” for the first riders to
follow these planned routes.


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raft, zip, climb or hike their way to becoming more interested in the
world around them while performing scientific studies and experiencing
living history here. Using the natural world as a classroom increases
students’ enthusiasm for learning, enhances critical thinking and
relationship skills and improves academic performance across
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