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The Shops at Heavenly Village

Posted on January 16, 2018Author The Perennial TravelerLeave a comment

Visiting Tahoe? Don’t miss the Shops at Heavenly Village! Located at the base of Heavenly Mountain Resort’s Gondola (and a close walk to the casinos), this area offers great dining, live music, a movie theater, shops, a lift up the mountain and even ice skating or mini golf! Some of our favorite choices? Driftwood Cafe, Azul Latin Kitchen and Base Camp Pizza Co.!

*The parking garage behind the shops is free for guests of the cinema. It’s also $5 after 5:00 every day!

Adventures in Daytona

Posted on January 9, 2018Author The Perennial TravelerLeave a comment

It’s almost time for the Daytona 500! If you’ll be visiting us during the next month or two, check out these events:

Rolex 24 at the Daytona International Speedway (January 27th-28th): This endurance sports car classic has attracted racing legends since 1962. From sunrise to sunset to sunrise again, this twice-around-the-clock marathon is intense!
Historic North Turn Legends Beach Parade (February 10th): This free event is held in honor of Daytona’s historic beach racing days. Vintage race cars from 1948-1958 will parade down the beach beginning at 10:30 a.m.
And the big one… Daytona 500! (February 18th): This year, the Daytona 500 celebrates its 60th running! This event usually sells out, so make your plans now.

Another popular choice? Hanging at our beachside pool while grilling on the BBQs and then catching some shade under our beautiful tiki huts… enjoy!

Hot on the Hot List!

Posted on January 3, 2018Author The Perennial TravelerLeave a comment

Ready to explore a new destination this year? Perennial Vacation Club members don’t only have access to our beautiful home resorts, but to an additional 5,000+ resorts in 80 countries around the world! Here are a few of the exciting, in-house exchanges currently available on our club’s Hot List:

Ke Nani Kai (Molokai, Hawaii): Experience Hawaii as it use to be on the quiet and unspoiled island of Molokai. Only 38 miles long and 10 miles across at its widest point, Molokai offers pristine beaches, gorgeous coastlines and pure tranquility.
White Oak Lodge & Resort (Gatlinburg, Tennessee): Away from the bustle of big cities but close to theme parks, museums, wineries and more, this retreat offers a new adventure in the Great Smokey Mountains!

Find more information (and all of our current Hot List exchanges) here. Remember to check back often, since the Hot List is updated all the time. And of course, we have many more exchanges than can be featured on the Hot List, so contact Reservations if you have a particular destination in mind. You can also review our list of U.S. Direct Exchanges and International Direct Exchanges for more information.

*Exchanges are available for Perennial Vacation Club members only. The fee is $125 for within the continental U.S. and $150 for outside the continental U.S.

Good Food Around Bandera

Posted on December 19, 2017Author The Perennial Traveler2 Comments

Next time you’re visiting us in Bandera, check out these nearby restaurants:

OST (Old Spanish Trail) Restaurant (Bandera): Saddle bar stools and a John Wayne room make this the perfect spot to visit when touring the Cowboy Capital of the World.
Lost Maples Cafe (Utopia): Famous for their homemade pies! Apple, Fudge Pecan, Cherry, Buttermilk…
Bumdoodlers Cafe (in Boerne and Kerrville): The best homemade cheese cake sandwiches and soups.
Camp Verde General Store & Restaurant (Camp Verde): Nestled on the shores of the Verde Creek, the General Store was first established in 1857, and rebuilt after a flood swept away the original building around 1900. A taste of history (and dinner, too)!

What are you favorite spots in the Texas Hill Country?