Coconut Bay Beach Resort & Spa adds even more dining options

Coconut Bay Beach Resort & Spa continues its improvements with exciting new dining options following upgrades to the resort’s à la carte restaurants in September. 

New packages for Canadians bring even more added value to a winter getaway ideal for the whole family at Splash as well as couples in the resort’s adults-only Harmony wing.

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“This year during Coconut Bay’s annual September closure we renovated and replaced two of our kitchens. These improvements gave us the opportunity to upgrade our menus and add authentic new dishes,” says Mark Adams, CEO of Coconut Bay Beach Resort & Spa. “We are looking forward to the feedback from our repeat guests as they enjoy all of our physical upgrades and our new menus as they are the inspiration for so many of our continued improvements, and of course we look forward to the feedback of our new guests as well.”

New menus and dining options

Executive Chef Angelo Konidis has created new menus at the resort’s four à la carte specialty restaurants.

Children also have the choice of ordering from Lil’ Menus at Seaside and Silk including favorites for young diners. They also receive crayons to colour and play games printed on their special menus.

Coconut Walk, the resort’s main restaurant serving local, American and international cuisine at breakfast, lunch and dinner, will see its independent cooking stations expand with the addition of a pizza oven where hand-tossed pies will be topped with guests’ favorites. At the Jerk Treehouse Restaurant, the newly expanded kitchen perched in a large seagrape tree means plenty of spicy grilled jerk to meet the high guest demand.

All of the restaurants at Coconut Bay Beach Resort & Spa serve meals for guests with dietary preferences including gluten free, vegetarian, sugar free and dairy free.

Plastic-free bar scene

At the resort’s seven bars, bartenders are serving top-shelf liquor but will be now be asking guests to go without something – plastic straws. As part of its ongoing commitment to sea turtle conservation the resort is expanding its “Skip The Straw, Save A Turtle” and plastic straws will no longer be used, reducing pollution on the beach and keeping the nesting turtles and hatchlings safe.

With resort savings of up to 65 per cent for a winter beach getaway from Canada, Premium all-inclusive packages including airfare start at CA$1,579 per person for a seven-night stay for bookings through Nov. 30, 2018. 

There are no resort fees at Coconut Bay Beach Resort & Spa and rates include all government taxes, gratuities and airport transfers from Hewanorra International Airport. Guests will enjoy amenities and facilities including in-room Wi-Fi, unlimited à la carte and buffet dining at nine indoor, outdoor and stunning ocean side locations; premium spirits at seven bars; five pools (two adults only); supervised Kidz Klub, a mile-long beach; an oceanfront spa; the island’s largest waterpark; daily activities; nightly entertainment; Caribbean Rum Tastings; Chocolate Buffets; adults-only breakfasts, watersports, in-season turtle watching and more.