Club Puerto Atlántico is situated in the fishing village of Arguineguín, in the south of Gran Canaria, with the bustling resorts of Playa del Inglés and Puerto Rico within easy reach. Each unit is comfortably furnished, with a fully equipped kitchen and its own terrace overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, and, while comfortable for two, will accommodate four people. The resort’s popular restaurant, serving international cuisine, has delightful aspects overlooking the pool and gardens.

Club Premier at Soleil Pacífico is located on the Pacific coast of Guatemala, and surrounded by volcanic black-sand beaches. Air-conditioned rooms and bungalows feature cable television, electronic safe deposit boxes, and private balconies with a view of the gardens. Each two-bedroom bungalow also has its own private whirlpool spa. The resort offers local and international cuisine, two outdoor swimming pools, a soccer field, and beach volleyball courts, plus activities and shows with the entertainment team. An optional all-inclusive program is available.

La Antigua Guatemala, declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, is home to Club Premier at Soleil La Antigua. Units in the resort are a combination of contemporary and colonial. A professional staff will make your visit pleasant and unforgettable. From the resort, enjoy views of the three volcanoes that surround the area. Adventure tours to Lake Atitlán, Mayan ruins, active volcanoes, the rain forest canopy, coffee plantations, museums, and more leave from La Antigua Guatemala.

Whether vacationers are looking for relaxation, sun and fun, or active sports, Club Playa Blanca is a good choice. The resort is located on one of Chile’s best beaches, with white sand and crystalline waters. Just steps from the resort, visitors can enjoy fishing, tennis, and mountain biking. La Serena is only a 30-minute drive away, offering a casino, a discotheque, and numerous options for sampling the delicious cuisine of the region. Tongoy and Guanaqueros, both beautiful places to visit, are within 10 minutes’ drive of Club Playa Blanca.

Club Pazo do Río combines the charm of a tastefully renovated historic building with modern-style accommodations and lush gardens. Each apartment is situated in its own detached house near the on-site indoor/outdoor swimming pool, paddle tennis court, fitness room, sauna, and children’s play area. The main building has been listed by the government of Galicia as a National Monument of Cultural Interest. It now contains the resort reception area and a restaurant with a terrace. The resort is less than 2 miles (3 kilometers) from a sandy beach. The nearby cities A Coruña and Santiago de Compostela offer a range of cultural attractions. A car is necessary to best enjoy the surrounding area.

With New Zealand’s Southern Alps forming the backdrop, Club Pacific Queenstown has the perfect setting for a mountainside escape. Attached townhouses open up to a breathtaking view of the Alps and pristine Lake Wakatipu. Close by, guests can enjoy downhill skiing, fishing, and more. Queenstown shops and cafes are just a five-minute drive away.