Experience Romance 'Bachelor Style' in Loreto Bay

Experience Romance 'Bachelor Style' in Loreto Bay

Travelers Can Experience Loreto Bay Just Like The Bachelor's Charlie O'Connell

LORETO BAY, Baja Mexico, May 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Last night on ABC's The Bachelor, Charlie O'Connell took Krisily and Sarah B. on a romantic getaway to Loreto Bay in Baja California Sur, Mexico before the final rose ceremony. Now, Alaska Airlines and the Loreto Bay Company are partnering to give travelers the opportunity to experience the same romantic escape amidst Loreto Bay's colonial Mexican charm and breathtaking scenery.

The "Romance, Rediscovered" vacation package includes roundtrip airfare for two to Loreto on Alaska Airlines, a 4-day, 3-night stay at either Posada de las Flores or the Camino Real Resort, dinner for two at El Canipole restaurant (featured on the show), two Loreto Bay souvenir bathrobes, champagne arrival gift and a one hour in-room couples massage session. Starting at $392 per person (from LAX; actual price depends upon city of departure) travelers can live out the reality inspired by the show and make their own loving memories.

In addition, one lucky couple will win this romantic getaway. Entries are being accepted at http://www.loretobay.com/vacations through May 31, 2005.

A warm climate, authentic Mexican culture, old world charm, and the feeling of pleasant seclusion make Loreto an ideal vacation spot for relaxation, adventure and romance. The nearby National Marine Park is favored for exceptional snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking and rich sea life.

To book a Loreto Bay vacation, log on to http://www.alaskaair.com/. For more information about Loreto Bay, visit http://www.loretobay.com/ or call 1.86.MY.LORETO.

Source: Loreto Bay Company

CONTACT: Debra Stevens, VP Marketing of Loreto Bay Company,
+1-480-443-8350 x2009; or Sara Garibaldi of Edelman, +1-212-704-4556, for
Loreto Bay Company

Web site: http://www.loretobay.com/
http://www.alaskaair.com/
http://www.loretobay.com/vacations

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