We used a bungalow in Coco in August. It was nice and we liked it at the time. Was on south side of the island away from all the major action. The water was 'shallow' and you could walk out quite far. Was a bar and drink service. Food was included but it was kinda lack luster (better than average beach food, but all pre-made and not quite the hottest when we got it). We still had a wonderful time, saw a handful of fish and lounged around all day. Very very laid back and had a spectacular view.
When we returned to Coco in Dec we had what I consider to be a better concierge. Turned out on our first trip he was on vacation that week and we had a fill in concierge. The first thing he did was say...No, you don't want the bungalow. You want to be in our cabanas (which are pretty much the same size) with the main differences being it had access to a suite only beach that was essentially man made and got deep enough to actually swim in (and I swear they stocked it with tropical fish somehow because of how many there were). It was close to the center of the action, the live music could be heard in the background, they had a fresh cooked bbq buffet lunch that was some of the best food we had the entire trip. He also had snorkel gear there for the kids because our excursion to go snorkeling at the previous island got cancelled.
CoCo Cay Bungalows.....anyone have experience with them?
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We used a bungalow in Coco in August. It was nice and we liked it at the time. Was on south side of the island away from all the major action. The water was 'shallow' and you could walk out quite far. Was a bar and drink service. Food was included but it was kinda lack luster (better than average beach food, but all pre-made and not quite the hottest when we got it). We still had a wonderful time, saw a handful of fish and lounged around all day. Very very laid back and had a spectacular view.
When we returned to Coco in Dec we had what I consider to be a better concierge. Turned out on our first trip he was on vacation that week and we had a fill in concierge. The first thing he did was say...No, you don't want the bungalow. You want to be in our cabanas (which are pretty much the same size) with the main differences being it had access to a suite only beach that was essentially man made and got deep enough to actually swim in (and I swear they stocked it with tropical fish somehow because of how many there were). It was close to the center of the action, the live music could be heard in the background, they had a fresh cooked bbq buffet lunch that was some of the best food we had the entire trip. He also had snorkel gear there for the kids because our excursion to go snorkeling at the previous island got cancelled.