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Looking beyond Los Cabos, Velas Resorts offers a clear range of experiences across Riviera Maya, Riviera Nayarit, and Puerto Vallarta.

Grand Velas Riviera Maya stands out for its structure. With three distinct sections, Zen Grand, Ambassador, and Grand Class, it allows for different types of stays within one resort, supported by strong dining, a Forbes Five-Star SE Spa, and extensive family programming.

Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit takes a more streamlined approach. All suites are ocean-facing, and the experience centers around dining and wellness, with the SE Spa and its signature Water Ceremony playing a key role.

In Puerto Vallarta, Casa Velas offers an adults-only, boutique environment surrounded by tropical gardens, with access to Táu Beach Club and added value through golf privileges.

Velas Vallarta, by contrast, is designed for a more relaxed, family-friendly stay, with spacious suites, multiple pools, and a well-rounded activity program.

Each property is clearly defined, making it easier to align with different client needs.

Casa de Campo changes how a Dominican Republic itinerary is built.

The property stretches across 7,000 acres, so clients move through it more like a destination than a traditional resort. Mornings on the golf course, afternoons at Minitas Beach Club or the marina, then dinner in Altos de Chavón, a 16th-century replica village with galleries, boutiques, and restaurants overlooking the river.

That range is what keeps the experience engaging.

Golf is one of the defining draws, with 63 holes across three Pete Dye-designed courses, including the newly refreshed Teeth of the Dog. The experience extends well beyond golf, with horseback riding, racquet sports, sport fishing, beach clubs, and Spa Casa de Campo, the only Forbes 4-star destination spa in the Dominican Republic.

The experience also shifts depending on how clients want to move through the property. Some stay close to the main resort areas in the new Premier Suites, while others settle into private villas with dedicated staff, daily breakfast, and pools tucked into tropical gardens.

Even getting around becomes easy, with private golf carts carrying clients between different parts of the estate throughout the day.

This is one of the strongest placements in the Dominican Republic when the itinerary needs more depth than a standard Caribbean beach stay.

For clients planning summer trips in the Dominican Republic, UJV Tropics offers up to 40% savings on hotel rooms and Garden Villas at Casa de Campo through September 30, 2026.

South Caicos offers a different way to build a Turks & Caicos trip.

The focus stays on the water and the setting, with most of the experience happening in one place rather than moving around each day.

Clients spend time out on Caicos Bank, explore the Salinas at sunrise, and then return to a stay that already has everything in place. The pace stays steady throughout.

Salterra makes that easy to manage. It’s a property where clients can spend most of their time without needing to leave, which keeps the trip simple to plan.

This works especially well for couples and families who want to stay in one place and enjoy the destination without overcomplicating it.

A four to five night stay is the right range.

Right now, bookings made through UJV include daily breakfast for two and a $200 per night credit on qualifying suite stays, available for travel through June when confirmed by May 30.

If you’re planning Turks & Caicos, this is a strong option to build around.

Within a French Polynesia itinerary, Bora Bora is often where the trip reaches its highest point.

How the stay is built here makes a clear difference.

Conrad Bora Bora Nui offers more flexibility when the goal is to keep clients within one property rather than moving between resorts.

Set across a larger private motu, the property provides more space, varied villa positioning, and a wider range of experiences within both beachfront and overwater settings.

Evenings also land differently here. Because of the resort’s position on the motu, sunset becomes part of the experience naturally, especially for clients spending most of their time on property.

This makes it easier to match different client needs, whether the priority is privacy or a more active resort experience, without adding complexity to the itinerary.

If you’re planning Bora Bora, we can help you compare this with other options and build it in a way that fits how the client wants to experience the destination.

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