Escape to Luxury: Sunset at the Palms' Adults-Only Jamaican Getaway
Nestled in the heart of Negril, Sunset at the Palms, a boutique Jamaican resort, promises an indulgent, adults-only escape. With just 85 rooms sprawling across 25 acres of beachfront and gardens, privacy is paramount. The resort's tagline, 'Sensory Magic', hints at the immersive experiences awaiting guests.
Each of the resort's treehouses is an Asian-inspired bungalow, featuring private balconies that overlook lush gardens and the sunset beach. They come fully equipped with modern amenities, ensuring a comfortable stay. The resort's location provides a serene, intimate getaway with white-sand beaches and tropical foliage.
Sunset at the Palms offers a variety of activities to keep guests engaged. Water sports enthusiasts can enjoy kayaks, paddleboards, pedal boats, and snorkeling equipment. For those seeking relaxation, the Ginger Lily Spa offers a menu of wraps, scrubs, massages, and facial treatments, along with beauty services. Dining options are plentiful, ranging from buffets and a la carte restaurants to room service and private beach sunset barbecues, all showcasing Caribbean fusion cuisine.
The resort also offers special packages and experiences, such as weekly cocktail parties and customized proposals or anniversary packages, ensuring memorable stays.
Sunset at the Palms, with its unique treehouses, lush gardens, and private sunset beach, provides a truly restorative getaway. Managing Director Ian Kerr invites travel enthusiasts to experience the resort's 'Sensory Magic' and the healing warmth of Jamaica's sunshine. While details of a 2022 partnership for guest excursions remain unclear, the resort's extensive on-site offerings promise an unforgettable stay.
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