Welcome to Travlr Getaways — a beach resort built around comfortable rooms, fresh meals, and days spent on the water. Whether you’re comparing accommodations, scoping out reef dive sites, or reading up on water safety before your trip, everything you need to plan a memorable coastal stay is here.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mintlify.com/apursley2012/travlr-getaways/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Browse Rooms
Compare three accommodation tiers — First Class, Deluxe, and Suite — and find the right fit for your stay.
Explore Destinations
Discover curated reef sites in Sri Lanka, Australia, and Bermuda for diving and snorkeling adventures.
Dining Options
Preview the resort’s seafood specials, indulgent desserts, and daily breakfast buffet.
Travel Guide
Read practical coastal safety guidance sourced from the NPS, NOAA, and the U.S. Coast Guard.
Plan Your Stay
Choose your room
Start with the Rooms overview to compare bed types, views, and nightly rates across all three accommodation categories. When you’re ready, use the Booking page to select your dates and number of guests.
Explore the resort
Check the Dining page to preview meal options, and browse Destinations to identify reef excursions and water activities you’d like to add to your itinerary.
Read the travel guide
The Travel Guide covers water safety, kayaking preparation, responsible reef visits, and practical vacation tips — all drawn from authoritative sources so you can enjoy the coast safely.
Get in touch
Use the Contact page to ask about accessibility, special requests, or anything else before you arrive. Our guest-services team is ready to help you finalize the details.
What’s Included
First Class Room
Ocean-facing king bed with private balcony — from $220/night
Deluxe Room
Queen bed with resort access — from $150/night
Suite Room
Separate living area with pullout sofa — from $180/night
All safety information in the Travel Guide is sourced from the National Park Service, NOAA, and the U.S. Coast Guard. Always follow local posted rules and conditions at the specific beach or reef you visit.