Destination
spa fitness health education travel all-inclusive resort active experience relaxation
edification value affordable
wellness
These are just a few of the words I have used to search the
web over the past year. Hours have been
spent trying to find the perfect getaway.
I’ve followed every promising link from one site to another.
Here’s what I’m looking for:
Location: I like to travel, so preferably the
destination needs a flight. US and
Europe are currently on my radar. Once
arriving, it should be accessible by public transportation or a reasonably
priced taxi.
Accommodations: I like my comfort, so dorm or hostel style is
not for me. The spas I’ve visited so far
have hotel type accommodation. It should
be a place that is comfortable for a single visitor and doesn’t charge an arm
and a leg for a single supplement.
All-inclusive is best, but at least a restaurant on-site. A glass of wine available with dinner is
definitely a plus.
Activities: Fitness classes – yoga and pilates are
OK, but I prefer to have other types of aerobic and strength training group
classes. Water aerobics is my class of
choice, so it is the first thing I look for on the schedule. Spa treatments are a plus. So far I have not found a resort that has
group fitness without also having spa facilities. It's fun to have a cooking or art class, or a lecture on wellness.
My next post will describe my first experience at the Oaks
in Ojai, California. I didn’t get to
take a plane to get there, but it had everything else I was looking for.
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