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This week's featured package deals to Jacksonville / Amelia Island
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Renaissance Resort at World Golf Village
The Renaissance Resort at World Golf Village is the premier golf and meeting destination in the world, combining the best elements of the game in one spectacular universe.
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The Ritz Carlton Amelia Island
Nestled between a championship 18-hole PGA golf course and the Atlantic Ocean, this beautiful beachfront resort is renowned for its breathtaking views and its feeling of slight seclusion.
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Casa Monica Hotel
St. Augustine, FL - Rising like a Spanish castle overlooking Matanzas Bay, the Casa Monica Hotel welcomes guests into a setting of regal beauty and inspired service.
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Putt It OnBuilt in the heart of Jacksonville, the World Golf Village is the perfect place to play. It features two unique championship golf courses, "King & Bear", the only course in the world designed by Hall of Fame golfers Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, and "Slammer & Squire", designed with input and inspiration from legends Slammin' Sammy Snead and Gene "The Squire" Sarazen. You can also play tennis, swim in the pool, walk or jog along special trails and visit the World Golf Hall of Fame and its IMAX Theater. Wild KingdomOne of the Southeast's best, Jacksonville Zoological Park and Gardens is a 73-acre zoo with more than 800 animals, including lions, rhinos, elephants, antelopes, cheetahs, gorillas and other African wildlife. The zoo boasts many specialty exhibits including Great Apes of the World, Range of the Jaguar and a large elephant exhibit with a swimming pool. There's also a petting zoo, outdoor aviary, miniature train, picnic grounds, restaurants and a gift shop. Not So Secret GardensAn impressive museum built on the grounds of a private Tudor mansion, Cummer Museum of Arts & Gardens features beautiful art in a beautiful setting. The museum houses over 5,000 pieces including works by Rubens, Bernini and Renoir in twelve galleries. The museum's also famous for its three acres of spectacular European-style gardens.
Amelia Island Planation
Nestled among centuries-old live oaks, the majestic maritime forest, tranquil salt marshes and the beauty of the Atlantic Ocean our resort community exemplifies environmental sensitivity and the luxury of a leisure lifestyle.
Casa Monica
In the heart of the historic district in walking distance to restaurants, attractions, water activities and fun, Casa Monica Hotel is a majestic 1888 landmark. Restored in 1999, the Casa Monica Hotel blends a legendary past with contemporary pleasures.
Renaissance Resort at World Golf Village
The Renaissance Resort at World Golf Village is the premier golf and meeting destination in the world, combining the best elements of the game in one spectacular universe.
Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront
Welcome to Hyatt Regency Jacksonville. Whether your stay in Jacksonville is for business or pleasure, it should be a worry-free experience that delights your senses.
Sawgrass Marriott Resort and Spa
Located in picturesque Ponte Vedra Beach, along the northeastern Florida coast, the Sawgrass Marriott Resort and Spa is a refreshing retreat from the typical Jacksonville hotels, offering a unique blend of boundless recreation, luxurious accommodations and astounding beauty.
The Ritz-Carlton Amelia Island
The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island offers guests the perfect coastal getaway with genuine Southern hospitality, award-winning cuisine and impeccable Service. Nestled between a championship 18-hole PGA golf course and the Atlantic Ocean, the beautiful beachfront resort is renowned for its breathtaking views and its feeling of slight seclusion. Grin & Beer ItDiscover first-hand how the world's most famous beers are crafted at the Anheuser-Busch Brewery. During complimentary tours of the state-of-the-art facility, visitors get to see the entire brewing and bottling process and at the end, those over 21 can sample their favorite brews. Don't miss the gift shop and check out the brewery's stable which houses the famous Clydesdale horses. Must be at least 18 to visit the brewery or shops. Top CropBuilt in 1792, Kingsley Plantation is the oldest remaining plantation house in the state of Florida. Owned by an eccentric slave trader, Zephaniah Kingsley, the plantation produced crops of cotton, sugar cane, sweet potatoes and citrus fruits. Explore various areas like the Planter's residence with its unusual floorplan; the kitchen house; cotton garden; barn; and slave quarters, where ruins of 23 slave cabins stand as reminders of the enslaved men, women and children who once lived and worked there. Admission is free. Open daily (except Christmas Day) from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. On 11676 Palmetto Ave. Out and AboutA favorite spot for day trips, St. Augustine is full of history and beautiful beaches. Here you will find historic sites like the 300-year-old Castillo de San Marcos, a Spanish fort from the 1600s with 16-foot thick walls, and fun attractions like the Old Town Trolley Tour and the Lightner Museum. On St. George Street, a pedestrian shopping zone, you'll find art galleries, one-of-a-kind street musicians and artists. If you want to sunbathe, go to Vilano Beach, and if you're in the mood for bird-watching, hiking, swimming, and other outdoor activities, then Anastasia State Park is the place to go. 30 minutes south of Jacksonville. Hip MealsLocated in a trendy neighborhood, Biscotti's offers eclectic specialties for breakfast, lunch and dinner. With an ambiance reminiscent of New York's East Village, this midsize restaurant serves beautifully presented cuisine from pastries to curry grilled swordfish, creative salads, pizzas with exotic toppings like guacamole and black beans, and a wonderful array of mouthwatering desserts. On 3556 St. Johns Ave. (904) 387-2060 Here's The CatchA rustic fish camp that has been delighting customers since 1969, Singleton's Seafood Shack is classic Old Florida. This big, weathered place is built out of unpainted, well-weathered plywood and its fresh-off-the-boat dishes are served on disposable plates at wide plank tables. You'll be tempted to overindulge on conch fritters, shrimp, clam strips, oysters, squid, blackened mahimahi and Cajun shrimp, but save room for their delicious peanut butter pie. On 4728 Ocean St. (904) 246-4442 It’s BrewingA beautiful restaurant and microbrewery located on the Southbank Riverwalk, River City Brewing Company offers impressive views and succulent food. Try their coconut shrimp with a sweet mandarin-orange sauce and pretzel-encrusted mahimahi with mustard-cream, or just enjoy a great burger. Free brewery tours are available as well as live entertainment during weekend nights. Don't miss Sunday brunch or Sunday night's seafood buffet. Getaways Terms and Conditions: Hotel offers end by the date shown in each hotel offer restrictions. Advertised packages are subject to availability. Packages are capacity controlled and may not be available on every date or on all flights. All packages must be purchased at time of reservation, are nonrefundable and nontransferable, and name changes are not permitted. Package prices include hotel rates, taxes and fees, and roundtrip airfare, but do not include taxes and fees applicable to airfare including without limitation: (a) Passenger Facility Charges of up to $9.00 each way, (b) September 11th Security Fees of up to $10, (c) Federal Segment Taxes of $3.60 per domestic segment (a segment is a takeoff and landing), and (d) in the case of Puerto Rico and international travel, government fees and taxes of up to $127.60. All taxes and fees must be paid at the time of purchase. JetBlue does not guarantee that changes can be made on all or parts of packages. To the extent changes are can be made, changes must be made 14 days or more prior to the scheduled departure date by calling 1-800-JETBLUE. Customers with hearing or speech impairments can call our toll-free TTY/TDD telephone number, 1-800-336-5530. Changes, where permissible, and all cancellations are subject to a JetBlue fee of $100 per person plus any increase in the package price, as well as any additional hotel penalties that are set forth in the specific package details. Cancellations are for a Getaways credit only, which is valid for 1 year and may not be used with air-only travel. If a reservation is not changed/canceled prior to departure, all money associated with the package is forfeited. A $30 second checked bag fee applies. JetBlue reserves the right to deny boarding to passengers without proper documentation. DIRECTV® service is not available on flights outside the continental US. Other restrictions apply. See Getaways Terms and Conditions for details. |
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