Who said diving couldn't be romantic?

Mango Creek Lodge is offering a Valentines Week Special for all fishing, diving and eco-adventure week-long packages.
by Terry Kyle
January 11th, 2010

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Mango Creek Lodge is offering a Valentines Week Special that includes a romantic in-room candlelight dinner for two on the deck of an over-the-water cabana, a bottle of champagne and two 30-minute massages for all of our week-long fishing, diving or eco-adventure package guests.

Located in Roatans East End, and accessible only by water, Mango Creek offers their guests the perfect romantic getaway. Whether fly-fishing, diving the pristine East End reef or going on a guided hike, kayak trip or snorkeling trip, there is something for everyone. Guests looking for a more relaxing time can enjoy the solitude of their over-the-water cabana and laze in a hammock on their private deck or swim in the warm Caribbean waters right from their room. True romantics can take a picnic and spend the day exploring the deserted white sand islands of the nearby Pigeon Cays.

Week-long packages include accommodation in over-the-water cabanas, fishing, diving or eco-adventures (kayaking, hiking, and snorkeling), meals, beverages and airport transfers. Packages start at $1000.

About Mango Creek Lodge:

Mango Creek Lodge is Roatan's premier ecolodge located in historic Port Royal, on the island of Roatan. Offering world class fly-fishing, Mango Creek is known for its abundance of permit, bonefish and tarpon and was rated as one of the top ten locations in the world for permit. The healthy reef and abundant aquatic life that surrounds the lodge is also a paradise for divers.

Mango Creek Lodge has received a five star eco rating as an ecolodge. The lodge is powered primarily by a large solar array and windmills, and is committed to preserving the fragile environment surrounding it.

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Contact:

Terry Kyle

Mango Creek Lodge

+ 504 8916 8704

mangocreek@hughes.net

http://www.mangocreeklodge.com

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