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Day pass to Grand Bahia

legs208
#1
My wife and I will be staying in Las Terrenas for 7 weeks starting the week of Jan 15th. We have visited the area a few times, but now want to send sometime enjoying the beautiful weather and people. Our two daughters will be visiting us for a few days during our stay and was wondering if the Gran Bahia offers a day rate to use its facilities. Both girls are single and in their 20's and know they will asked the question and I wanted to be prepared with the answer.

On another note, My wife is loves to play tennis and I like to ride bikes if anyone has similar interest.

Thanks and we'll see you soon!

Jim...
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Guineo Verde
#2
I think I was told it costs 50 US$ per person.

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legs208
#3
Thank you.
G
#4
I suggest that you contact them direct and ask them about a day pass and availability, but to be frank the drive back to Las Terrenas over the hills on a windy road through Limon late evening is not recommended and so a short stay would likely be more enjoyable:

https://www.bahia-principe.com/en/resor … um=organic

In DR you are an adult at 18.

As an alternative why not try the Bannister Hotel and Yacht Club where you will have tennis?

http://www.thebannisterhotel.com/
legs208
#5
She has contacted Tenis Club Del Pescador and arranged to play there. It is a very short walk from where we are staying. Thanks.
Guineo Verde
#6
@lennoxnev

Good piece of advice concerning the safety

but :

@legs208

Weren't you refering to Gran Bahía in Portillo, 2 km away from LT. ?
legs208
#7
Yes. I was referring to the one in LT.
Guineo Verde
#8
According to a friend of mine who has stayed there in December :

- Access is strictly regulated

- 50 US$ from 10am to -/+ 6pm. Includes breakfast, lunch and access to the pool.
  Visitors are not allowed to get to the bedrooms.
G
#9
My error thinking it was the Adults Only resort being sought.

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