Beach
The beach is a half-mile stretch along Deep Bay at the resort's western end, and is the hub for many non-motorized water sports. A water sports centre provides complimentary snorkelling gear, sunfish sailboats, windsurfers, kayaks, water bikes and pedal boats to all of the guests. For a surcharge, the centre also offers parasailing, personal watercraft, water skiing, banana-boat rides, glass-bottom boat rides and cruises. The Andes, a three-massed merchant ship that caught fire and sank 100 yards offshore in 1907 now rests in less than 30 feet of water in (ironically enough) Deep Bay. Its coral-encrusted mast can be seen poking out of the water during low tides. The underwater acrobatics of the ship's resident sea life proves to be a thrill for divers and snorkelling alike.

Pool
The pool features two dramatic arcs, one measuring 120 feet with a swim-up bar, and the other measuring 60 feet with a shallow children's section. The terracotta deck is flanked by lounge chairs and thatched shades and is ringed by palm trees. Several days a week, a palmist plies her trade in a cabana near the pool. A playground is also located near the pool, which will be sure to entertain the kids.

Resort Land Activities
The resort boasts of eight championship tennis courts for complimentary daytime use (four hard courts and four omni grass courts). Tennis clinics are available for guests wishing to learn the game for a small surcharge. Tennis equipment is available at the resort.
The small, air-conditioned fitness centre features cardio machines, a universal gym and free weights.
An air-conditioned beauty salon, which offers massages, body wraps, scrubs and facials, is located next to the fitness centre.
For guests who wish to do a little shopping, a small selection of jewellery and gift shops is located in the hotel's open-air promenade. Also located on the promenade is the air-conditioned Internet café, with four computers that provide high-speed Internet at a surcharge.