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Owner's Corner After having visited the Club Med in Ixtapa, Mexico last year, we decided to do it again but this time to Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. Once again it was an overall delightful experience. Our Granddaughter, Kiley, 4 ½, went into the mini club where they engage in many activities with kids their own age. They have a petite club for kids from 2 - 4 and clubs for kids in all the older age groups going right on up to teenagers. A great break for the parents as well as the kids. The beach is one of the nicest I have ever seen and the pool is enormous with a big part of it very shallow so you don't have to worry about the little ones. Plenty of activities all day long from roller blading to sailing to snorkeling to volleyball to aerobics to archery and even trapeze. The village is split up in to villas, which hold from eight to twelve rooms. All the rooms are mini suites with large walk in closets, spacious showers and plenty of sleeping space for four. The Club Med buffets are a highlight of the trip for me. You never have to wait on any line as they have the different food stations spread out in different areas. They have a huge assortment of entrees, breads, cheeses, soups, pastas, salads and deserts. If you just like to relax under a palm tree and read a good book, you can find plenty of secluded locations because the grounds are enormous PICTURES 1 PICTURES 2 PICTURES 3 Sincerely, Roy Gomez
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