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Delawana Kicks off Fall Season with Grandparents Getaway Weekend August 26, 2008…………Honey Harbour, Georgian Bay Ontario……..The fall season at Delawana Inn Resort Spa and Conference Centre starts with the celebration of National Grandparents Day on September 7 and a special weekend package just for grandparents and grandchildren. Two grandkids under six stay and eat for free on the weekend of September 5-7 and can participate in a variety of activities including, movies under the stars; campfires at north beach; guided fall hike on Beausoleil Island—at Georgian Bay Islands National Park; pontoon cruises; and additional supervised children’s programs available on request. The Grandparents Package starts at $520 for two adults including three meals daily, accommodation with two grandchildren and a special grandparent’s gift. Additional fall packages are available including the popular family Canadian Thanksgiving weekend which celebrates the fall harvest with lots of family fun, a full social itinerary and supervised children’s program. Three-night packages start at $390 per adult, kids 15 and under stay free. Delawana has many activities available for specialty groups such as, couples getaways, “Men will be Boys Getaways” with beer tasting; “Girls Getaways” with spa treatments and wine tasting; Georgian Bay adventures including kayak and canoe clinics; golf packages with green fees at Midland’s Brooklea Golf Course; All packages will feature the changing array of spectacular fall colors in and around the Georgian Bay area. Call Delawana Reservations 1-888-335-2926 for your preferred fall accommodation dates and packages -30- Notes: Delawana received The Best Summer Family Resort in Canada Award provided by City Parent Magazine. This is the 3rd year in a row that Delawana has been rated number one in Canada. Travel writers and editors working on travel related stories are invited to visit and experience the Delawana by calling Gary Don at 705-756-2424. Muskoka and Georgian Bay are prime vacation destinations for Toronto and Southern Ontario residents and can be reached in 90 minutes north from Toronto.
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