| We know that COVID-19 travel restrictions are continuously changing. Please use this newsletter and the content within to serve as guidance and inspiration for future travel. | | |  | | Last-minute weekend trip: San Diego, CA | | | This San Diego Resort Will Make You Feel Like You're on an Island Paradise — and Its Private Bungalows Are Unreal | | | | | | | | A private marina, ever-changing restaurant menus, and more reasons you should book a stay at San Diego's Paradise Point Resort this spring. | | Looking for a little piece of tropical paradise without leaving the continental United States? San Diego's Paradise Point has you covered. At this beachfront property, guests can unwind beneath palm trees, enjoy gorgeous Pacific Ocean views, and dine on some of the best fare Southern California has to offer — not to mention, the resort offers all the watersports guests could ever dream of. So grab your sunglasses and a swimsuit, because Paradise Point awaits. | | | 1 |  Stay Well in Paradise Guidelines — In order to keep all guests and staff safe, Paradise Point is enforcing face coverings, temperature checks, and frequent sanitation of the property. Additionally, hand sanitizer stations have been installed through the resort. | | 2 |  Private Bungalows — Whether you're hoping to turn social distancing up a notch or you simply like your privacy, you can book one of Paradise Point's extra large bungalows for your stay, which are separate from the main part of the resort. | | 3 |  Tidal Restaurant — Take in the sights and sounds of the sea from this outdoor beachfront eatery. The menu, which changes daily, combined with a laid-back atmosphere will keep you coming back again and again. | | 4 |  Tropics Cantina — What's a trip to paradise without a poolside cocktail? At Tropics Cantina, which is located at the resort's main pool, you can sip on spirits and indulge in light bites with your toes in the water. | | 5 |  Complimentary Yoga Classes — Weekends at Paradise Point are especially relaxing thanks to Saturday and Sunday morning yoga. Classes are free for all resort guests, and they take place right on the Paradise Terrace. | | 6 |  Boating & Watersports — Head down to the resort's private marina for a little fun on the water. Not only can guests embark on private sunset cruises complete with food and drinks, but they can also try their hand at sailing, waterskiing, jet skiing, paddleboarding, and much more. | | 7 |  Bike & Surrey Rentals — Explore the resort or venture out into San Diego aboard one of the resort's bicycles or surreys, also known as quadracycles. Because surreys are built with roofs, you can set out on the four-wheeled vehicles in rain or shine. | | | |
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