The Get Swept Away Summer Event Series is underway at Couples Swept Away in Jamaica. This series aims to reimagine romantic getaways with a combination of entertainment, tranquility, and discovery at one of the most sought after all-inclusive resorts in Negril. Couples Swept Away is located directly on the world-famous Seven Mile Beach, home to soft white sand and water so clear you can watch small fish swimming. The resort is the perfect backdrop for this extraordinary series with beachfront suites, fine dining, a luxurious spa, and plenty of sporting activities at the largest fitness complex in Jamaica.
Couples Resorts is a family business founded by Mr. Abraham Issa. He opened the first resort in 1949 and pioneered the all-inclusive concept by 1978 to become known as “The Father of Jamaican Tourism.” The Issa family continues to run Couples Resorts that are now at the forefront of creating the ultimate all-inclusive experiences for couples in Jamaica.
I recently returned from the first event in the series, Disconnect to Reconnect: A Health and Wellness Getaway, featuring multiple exhilarating activities including water adventures and inspiring classes. The second event, Arts, Eats & Beats is June 18 – 22, 2024 and includes themed dinners, mixology courses, and musical performances showcasing Jamaica’s vibrant culture. Couples will experience dancing under the stars, sunset serenades, art installations, unparalleled culinary artistry, wellness activities, and more. In addition to celebrating a fusion of live music in paradise, here is what couples can expect at Couples Swept Away, the ideal backdrop for a romantic vacation.
Fall asleep to rolling waves outside your window and wake up to glorious ocean views on your private balcony overlooking the Caribbean Sea. There are 312 luxurious suites in bungalow-style buildings surrounded by lush tropical gardens and towering palm trees. The quiet sophistication and simple elegance of each suite is exactly what you would expect from a five-star resort. Rooms have plush king size beds, air conditioning, ceiling fans, coffee makers, flat screen televisions, large bathrooms with rain showers, and bathrobes. The design efforts at Couples Resorts are spearheaded by Mrs. Jane Issa, Mr. Abraham Issa’s wife. She has integrated local art and culture into each suite’s décor and rooms are elegant and warm with a romantic atmosphere.
I had the pleasure of meeting Mrs. Issa and her genuine kindness and passion for Couples Resorts, the land the resort is built on, and the staff is evident. They never cut down trees, use natural landscaping, and removed most single use plastics ten years ago. They installed water filtering stations in each room block resulting in the
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