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Hi all: We have traveled over the years with Geo Holidays. Destinations have been Dominion Republic. Lake Tahoe, Las Vegas, Hawaii, Florida, Toronto. We have enjoyed our stays at all locations. We are returning to Florida in March at Wynnwood (Mulberry, Florida). Our daughter & grandchildren are going to join us for a week. Hope to go to NASA this time, we didn't go last time. Hope to have a great vacation!

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It is always a pleasure dealing with the staff at Auberge de lac Morency. Extremely friendly and very helpful. We have been to Quebec numerous times and have always had a great experience meeting former and new staff and other guests of the lodge.

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Registered: Dec 2003
Location: helsinki
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I would like to thank you for your prompt assistance in booking our vacation. You are so pleasant, you made me feel like nothing was too much trouble! Thanks! Thanks to Geo for your patience and understanding, we can now look forward to our vacation in the sun once again. By the way, we received the literature and additional information you sent us and it was very helpful. I look forward to many years of happy travelling with Geo!

B. & A. Stewart

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Registered: Jan 2004
Location: Boston, Ma.
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1st Geo Vacation - Just wanted to let you know we had a fabulous time in the resort at Deerfield Beach Florida, the Berkshire. The unit was comfortable and very clean. Everyone there was very nice and accommodating, especially Diane, the Manager. Thank you for a wonderful time.

Z. Darby and Family

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We arrived at Tahoe Summit Village for the 3rd week of January, 2005 and brought with us a whole heap of snow. About 18" fell on the night of our arrival and a similar amount dumped on the region mid-way through the week. This made for spectacular skiing conditions and scenery. The word that always sprang up to describe this scenery was STUNNING.

The office at Tahoe Summit Village was extremely helpful during the snowstorm of our arrival, staying open a bit later than usual and guiding us by phone up the somewhat confusing roads to the summit. Impressively, staff kept the parking lot clear all week.

On our first day of cross country skiing on two foot deep snow, we had a setback in that my husband's back chose to "go out" in a bad way. He was in agony for a day, but the resort's guide to local services helped us find an excellent Chiropractor (Glenn Miller) who got us back skiing for most of the rest of the week.

Just by luck we had rented a SUV type vehicle and boy did we need it! Many roads were restricted to vehicles with chains on the tires or 4-wheel drive. Drivers generally took it fairly slowly - or it seemed that way to us Canadians - but the roads often were icy or had sheer drops on one side, so driving an appropriate vehicle was a must. This should be on the advisory sheet for the resort.

Our best meal was at the Chart House which has wonderful views of Lake Tahoe. Sunset came early however so most of the meal did not enjoy the view, however the cuisine made up for it. Less expensive but still a great meal was Chevy's, a Mexican restaurant. Most of our meals we made ourselves in the well-equiped kitchen in the unit.

We have great memories of the breathtaking beauty of South Lake Tahoe, and can still imagine the amazing feeling of crisp clean air washed lungs after a great day of skiing.

Janet and Ron

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Registered: Apr 2004
Location: West Jakarta
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On our recent trip to St Martin, we enjoyed several beaches. Great views from the room and some horseback riding. Also a feast of live lobster and a bbq fix for a king. Also trying snorkeling in the pool. At the one beach, you can see the Star Fish that we caught. These were live in about 20 feet of water, I snorkeled out to them and drove down to catch them. As you can see some local boys came over to take a look. Also we have some pictures of Fort Amsterdam by Divi Little Bay and a boat wreck on the shore. A beautiful picture on Phillipsburg as u come down the mountain from the resort. They only need a glass bottle for a security fence. A beautiful sunset in St. Martin. A picture of my snorkeling with a friend, I meet there.

K. & D. Nichol

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Registered: Jun 2004
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Firstly, let me say that our first GEO holiday to Chiang Mai, Thailand was unbelievably fabulous! The country was absolutely beautiful, the people lovely and friendly and the resort was magnificent. It is extremely inexpensive once your flights are paid for. Our only regret was that we didn’t stay longer!

We definitely are looking to make the most of our Geo membership!

L. & B. Scharfstein

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