Hotel Gun Bay dengan Spa

We enjoyed another great week at the Reef with family. First, thanks to Madison and Ariana at the front desk for helping us with a last minute request. And thanks to Doris and Doris for yoga and water aerobics and to the helpful crew at the concierge desk for lots of useful advice on activities. We had great meals at the Tides and the pool bar and enjoyed snorkeling in the new open area in front of the Castaways pool. Here are our constructive suggestions for the Reef and for guests. We did discuss the resort recommendations with management. • Configure the tennis courts with proper markings and deployable nets for pickleball. As all of you know. pickleball is a growing sport and the Reef shouldn’t get left behind. • Use the owner’s reception to convey info on future directions with the resort to the attendees with a formal presentation. • Encourage our owner’s council to communicate more with members. • Point out to new arrivals the good swimming/snorkeling area in front of the Castaway’s pool. • Warn guests to confirm that their rental car company doesn’t have unhelpful age restrictions (e.g. Hertz won’t rent to those over 80 even if you have a long-standing reservation; use Andy’s.) Here are our favorite activities: • Spend the day at Rum Point, which is completely refurbished with new restaurants • Snorkeling at Eden Rock, the best snorkeling, boat or land, on the island. • The best snorkeling from the Reef is under the Morritts dock. Walk over and enter from the ladder on the dock. Don’t try and swim over because of the strong currents. And drifting back isn’t worth the trouble. • Snorkeling enthusiasts should also visit Spotts Beach, Cemetery Beach, and Governor’s Beach. • Dinner at Tukkas. Note that the Reef is a quieter environment than Morritts, which has more loud partiers and is also a nice place to stay with excellent food, activities, and staff. We prefer the quieter, laid back atmosphere at the Reef.