Sponsored Article: Experience a San Diego Resort Beyond Compare: The Grand Del Mar

The Grand Del Mar, San DiegoThe Grand Del March is San Diegos newest AAA Five Diamond resort, where summer brings regard as well as splendor. Home to the citys usually Tom Fazio-designed golf course, an acclaimed day sauna as well as Addison, Southern Californias usually Five-Star/Five Diamond restaurant, this premier review simply has no peer.

The Grand Del Mar, San DiegoThis summer, we can discover the resorts enviable form of award-winning amenities, all during the most appropriate rates of the season. Theres the accumulation of enticing specials to select from, including The Grand Life package, which features the $100 review credit great for sauna treatments, shopping, dining as well as golf. Rates start during only $366 per night.

Summers during The Grand Del March offer something for each enthusiast: unconstrained days by the pool, brisk hikes by primitive ravine trails, as well as visits to San Diegos sunny beaches, the mere 5 miles away finish with beach service which includes roundtrip transportation, chair set-up, umbrellas, beach towels as well as bottled waters.

The Grand Del Mar, San DiegoFourth of July, in particular, offers an unprecedented collection of weekend activities: booze tastings, golfing, hiking, kayaking, surfing, family pool parties & scavenger hunts the list is probably endless. Or, revel in the non-stop fad of the famous Del March Horse Races (July 21st Sep 8th) with complimentary travel to as well as from the track, followed by classical cocktails upon your re! turn.

So container your sense of adventure (or only the great book) as well as revisit The Grand Del Mar, where summer memories last the lifetime.


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