Award-winning Alma Resort in Cam Ranh, Vietnam, welcomes family travelers with its all-new Family Bonding Blast package. Jam-packed with excitement for the whole family, this package has it all:
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- Enjoy a family movie night with popcorn and drinks at Alma’s 75-seat cinema
- Take part in a 60-minute “Tee Off Together” session on the resort’s cutting-edge Bravo Pro Golf Simulator
- Kite-flying on Long Beach’s sands
- A Little Hotelier tour of the inner workings of the resort, with various stops including the engineers’ workshop, laundry, uniform area, buggy station, generator, air conditioner center, water treatment center and pastry kitchen
- Plant a family tree in the resort’s garden
- Treasure hunt
- I.P. tour of Alma’s on-site organic, sustainable chicken farm and herb garden
- Complimentary access to the property’s Splash Water Park, complete with a wave pool, lazy river, water slides and kids pool
- Unlimited access to Alma’s Kids Club, Youth Club and Science Museum
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Welcome fruits and a minibar on arrival with daily refills are also available for families staying in a pavilion. Families can also enjoy daily international breakfast feasts; daily poolside “ice cream social hour”; sunset cocktails or mocktails with canapes; and unlimited use of the fitness center and outdoor sports courts.
This package is available for a minimum stay of three nights or more and also includes one Taste of Vietnam family cooking class with Zazen Travel; a 300,000 VND food and beverage credit per adult per stay; and a complimentary, one-hour spa treatment for parents. Families of the package also receive priority check-in, late check-out, fast-track restaurant and spa reservations, and resort-wide WiFi.
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This package is available for stays until March 2025. To book, visit here, call 84 258 399 1666 or email info@alma-resort.com.
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