Sandals St.Vincent day 1 part 1. Gym, food and beach
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- Опубліковано 1 гру 2024
- Went to St. Vincent representing My Paradise Planner for the Sandals Travel Agent Recognition awards.
This vlog covers the first half of a day at Sandals St. Vincent. Solid workout. Excellent lunch and the beach was incredible!
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We were there two weeks ago and loved it!
I’m glad you enjoyed! Which one is next?
We were too
Wow, Saint Vincent is my favorite country in the Caribbean. ❤🏝🇻🇨💖
It is incredible. And one of my favorites because of the beaches, the seclusion and all the mangos! 🏝️🌋🥭🥭🥭🥭🥭
Thank you
@@sallyannharry4708 you’re welcome!
Visit St.Lucia, and compare.
@@franciscasmith3332 this is an EXCELLENT comment. There are many similarities between the two.
Nice video the resort looks amazing! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! New video coming soon!
I don't know what St.Vincent was waiting for to bring this sandals resort to beautiful Buccament Bay such stunning and amazing scenery
I agree, the scenery is amazing. Having sold Sandals Resorts for over a decade, as well as personal conversations with management and executives, I can tell you, resort openings almost always boils down to politics (sadly). Everything from infrastructure and flights, to local hires and taxes and more, have to be ironed out. In the case of St. Vincent, the airport was a big hurdle. They had an existing one but it was too small. So they (St. Vincent) had another location expanded upon. US and Canadian flights are better to this property because of it, but they are still limited (at the moment).
That said, there are many incredible locations that Sandals owns in their property portfolio that they have their sights set on, but are waiting on various factors.
Thank you very much for watching my video and I’m glad I could capture some of the beauty of this property.
@@Robert.Michael well I'm a vincentian living in Canada 🇨🇦 I know vincentian for certain everything the government do whether to develop to boost the economy whatever it is they always bring politics in it that's their mentally they have nothing else to do ,Buccament Bay is where my mom is from, I came in 2022 fly Air Canada it was amazing sandals resort wasn't there was the old construction so glad to see how fast the have built I'm very well impressed they've done a beautiful excellent job thank you for responding to my comments much appreciate it 😊 ❤️
That’s awesome! Yes, I had a very interesting conversation with a work crew (not resort staff) on resort about this. We expressed our hope that new tourism would not turn the beautiful island into a commercial island. But they too mentioned the island politics. Not only island politics but we were discussing worldviews as well. It was a great conversation. I look forward to going back to St. Vincent and exploring more of the island, as well as learning its history and indulging in the cuisine! Happy travels to you!
@@Robert.Michael yes thank you 😊 🙏
is that a cell phone you use for underwater camera? if so what phone or camera is it . great underwater video??
@@carledwards7095 thank you! Yes, that’s an iPhone 15 inside of a waterproof phone pouch. It’s the clarity of the water that makes it look so great. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so very much for your reply @Robert.Michael ..I have an android phone do they have pouches for that? So sorry to bother you!
@@carledwards7095 no problem! Yes, they do have them for android phones. They sometimes have them on property too.
@Robert.Michael thanks again. I'm going to sandals st.vincent in two weeks I hope the beach is good due to the hurricane last month!!!thanks again and be well!!!
@@carledwards7095 awesome! You’re gonna have a great time! If you’re starting your packing now, check out this video of mine too, it may help you - ua-cam.com/users/shorts9KdSt1wl6gg?si=tUHpm5N0V4crset7
Be sure to contact me if you’d like travel assistance in the future! My help is free and I know how to get the best rates, tips and insights!
Waaaaaw I like your video beautiful beautiful beautiful waaawww beautiful
Thank you so much for watching! New video coming soon!
nice!
Thank you! New video out soon.
Nice video. Gym seems a little smaller than expected, as in not as big as Sandals Dunn's River. You said it was a big resort with lots of walking - trying to put it into Sandals perspective: is it bigger than South Coast, which from the over-water bungalows on the west side to the Agua Center on the east side is a solid 15 minute walk at a decent pace?
Thanks Joe!
Gym is smaller. But I have to remind myself that technically there are in room fitness suites that if you wanted to, could circumvent the gym. That said, early AM 5-8 it should be a ghost town. By day 3 (video coming soon) there was no one in there other than me at 6-730.
It is big, but not south coast big. I’d say less than 10 minutes from the gym to the beach at a good pace. The challenge comes regarding paths. To cross the resort, (width) you’ll need to strategize. It’s not as easy as cut through here (you can but there is grass and ponds, hard to do with nice shoes/heels.) and you can get to the central pool. You have to go up or down and around. They mitigate that with bikes, but I don’t rely on them because you never know where the bikes will be, or if they’ll be waiting for you when you get done eating/working out/etc. lol.
@@Robert.Michael Thank you for that update on the resort size and the path issues. We don't mind walking, and even South Coast was small enough (unlike Moon Palace in Cancun, which is beyond huge). The bicycles seem like a not great idea with the windiness of the paths and their relatively smaller size - at least that was our experience at Curacao, where bikers were constantly causing us walkers to move off the paths so they could get by, often in a 2-wide formation so they can talk.
@@joeperrone6677 yes, we did occasionally run into traffic jams (bikes, golf carts and people.) but as long as you aren’t rushing for something (sunscreen, dinner reservations, etc.) it’s not too bad.
I mean…some rooms have indoor gyms
@@Lanawhereareyou yes. Those are great for cardio or light work with virtual trainers, as long as you don’t need machines.
No caribbean looking food around here?
Of course! Stay tuned, more videos to come, including Caribbean food, a local spot and Mangoes🥭🥭🥭😋! Thank you for watching!