Club Viva Fortuna

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Viva Fortuna Club

  • February 6, 2004
  • Rated 3 of 5 by t2day from Marshfield, Massachusetts
Best Things Nearby:
The market area was not too far. That was the only time I ventured away from the resort. My son never left.

Best Things About the Resort:
They had loads of families and lots of activities to keep both adults and kids occupied.

Resort Experience:
If you are not looking for a typical resort set up with a kitchen, living room, etc. you can really enjoy yourself here. Some people do not like all-inclusive resorts, but we loved this one. We ate, drank, danced, laughed, relaxed, and made new friends.

  • Unit Type: Studio
  • Activities: Very Good
  • Amenities: Very Good
  • Unit Satisfaction: Fair
  • Family Friendliness: Very Good
  • Service: Very Good

From journal A Mom and her son visit the Bahamas

Club Viva Fortuna

  • February 6, 2004
  • Rated 3 of 5 by t2day from Marshfield, Massachusetts
The rooms were nothing to write home about. Luckily this was a vacation; I didn't plan on doing anything but sleeping in the room anyway. My son felt the same. These are not set up with kitchens, because it is an all-inclusive that offers food all day.

Being an island, you see nature do its thing. Sand or puddles on walkways. It was pretty windy in February.

From journal A Mom and her son visit the Bahamas

Club Viva Fortuna

  • July 25, 2003
  • Rated 2 of 5 by tonipoo from Upper Marlboro, Maryland
A little sketchy but they did the trick for the vacation. We had a tiny problem with the towels, but once tipping came into play that was no longer a problem. Some of the rooms have been redone, I was fortunate to be on that side. That was close to the beautiful beach but a million miles from everything else. Shortcuts were a must but look out for those crabs as they stroll thru in the night. Food was OK.

From journal Abby's Wedding

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Club Viva Fortuna

  • July 3, 2003
  • Rated 4 of 5 by TXRugger from Houston, Texas
Club Viva Fortuna

Despite our preference to try blending in with the locals while vacationing, we chose an all-inclusive resort as this was our first time to the Caribbean. We were pleasantly surprised and definitely got our money’s worth!

The food was buffet style in the general restaurant for all meals and a la carte for the reserved dining room for dinner only. Although the food was superb in the reserved dining room, the buffet restaurant rivaled its counterpart with sophisticated entrees and gourmet deserts without the required reservation. All drinks including alcohol were complimentary as were all non-motorized activities (i.e. snorkeling, kayaking, archery, etc.).

There were nightly cabaret-style shows that were quite entertaining performed by the resort staff.

The rooms, cabana-style with stucco and tile decor, were quite comfortable and clean and each had a private balcony complete with patio furniture. We did not spend any additional money once arriving at the resort. We would highly recommend this accommodation.

From journal The Bahamas

Club Viva Fortuna

  • June 18, 2003
  • Rated 3 of 5 by natashamul from Brooklyn Park, Minnesota
Great view and access to beach area. Tiki bar on beach!!!! All-inclusive resort!!! We had two rooms right next to each other. Every room has a patio or balcony. The only downfallwas that our TV remotes never worked.

From journal The Bahamas "Take Two"

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