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What’s Special About This Resort
This eco-friendly resort has studios with whirlpool tubs and a white sand beach worth coming for. With water activities galore, superb sunsets, and endless entertainment for kids, Margaritaville Playa Flamingo is an excellent vacation destination for families of all sizes.
What To Do
There are so many activities available at the resort. With 2 pools, a tennis court, a family center, and a gorgeous beach, you can easily stay busy. Non-motorized water sports are included, and scuba diving can be booked if you want to explore underwater.
Guests can reserve the resort’s private 39-foot yacht Endeavor, which has its own captain and crew. Fishing charters are also available for an additional fee. And, if you want to get out of the resort, they can book a tee time at a nearby golf course or arrange a variety of tours.
The all-inclusive plan consists of 3 daily meals, snacks, and unlimited house-brand drinks. It doesn’t include room service or airport transportation. If you’re curious about everything this resort offers with its all-inclusive plan, click here.
What To Eat
All three restaurants source organic vegetables and herbs from the resort’s own organic farm set on the property, so specific dietary concerns are no problem. The Banana Wind Cafe also has health-conscious guests in mind with grass-fed beef and freshly caught Central American seafood delicacies.
The most fervent Parrotheads will be stoked to sip on the Chill Pool Bar’s signature Margarita, a must for any true Jimmy Buffett fan. Younger guests will also enjoy the bottomless popcorn and drinks at the resort’s movie theater.
Things we like:
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You can get scuba diving training at the resort -
The resort upkeeps everything from buildings to the amenities and beyond
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The rooftop bar has live music from time to time
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There are plenty of things to do and places to eat near the resort
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The resort offers several adult- and kid-friendly activities
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The staff is very attentive to children
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The Italian restaurant gets a lot of praise from guests
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The farm-to-table concept speaks volumes about the resort’s dedication to sustainability
Things we don't like:
You have to cross the road to get to the beach- Wi-Fi signal can be spotty depending on the room
- Some rooms don’t have the best views
- It can be tricky trying to secure a lounge chair at the pool
You have to cross the road to get to the beachWhere to Book:
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Things we like:
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You can get scuba diving training at the resort
-
The resort upkeeps everything from buildings to the amenities and beyond
-
The rooftop bar has live music from time to time
-
There are plenty of things to do and places to eat near the resort
-
The resort offers several adult- and kid-friendly activities
-
The staff is very attentive to children
-
The Italian restaurant gets a lot of praise from guests
-
The farm-to-table concept speaks volumes about the resort’s dedication to sustainability
Things we don't like:
- You have to cross the road to get to the beach
- Wi-Fi signal can be spotty depending on the room
- Some rooms don’t have the best views
- It can be tricky trying to secure a lounge chair at the pool
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