Tayayá Aqua Resort

“A week at Tayayá”

Nestled in a delightful landscape, the Tayayá resort offers an ideal retreat for those seeking both relaxation and adventure. The human resource focuses on giving job opportunities to locals from the small town. From the moment you arrive, you will be greeted with a warm reception that sets the ton… Più

Nestled in a delightful landscape, the Tayayá resort offers an ideal retreat for those seeking both relaxation and adventure. The human resource focuses on giving job opportunities to locals from the small town. From the moment you arrive, you will be greeted with a warm reception that sets the tone for your stay. No English spoken. The comfortable rooms are designed with your convenience in mind, featuring hot showers from a reliable boiler system, and a kitchen unit equipped with a microwave, coffee machine, and fridge ready to be stocked with your favourite treats. Chambermaid service with change of sheets every day. Prices: check before coming as not to have surprises. For the active traveller, the resort offers a wide range of sporting activities. A complete academy provides facilities for various sports, while multiple swimming pools cater to both relaxation and exercise. Guests can also enjoy canoeing, boat trips, hiking, and tennis, ensuring there is always something exciting to do. Families will appreciate the upgrade with the restaurant menu. Chef Maria da Luz, congratulations for the culinery art. Maria, your presentation is a culinary wonder for any “gourmet” visiter. There is also a kids restaurant. The recreation monitors do an awesome work in entertaing your kids. Whether you are looking for a peaceful escape or an action-packed holiday, the Tayayá resort promises a memorable experience for every guest. To end this report; my personal request. As a sharholder, I pay R$400+ each month. If my wife wants to bring her mother for the day at the Tayayá, being three, we have to pay R$180,00 X 3, lunch included. No way. It’s out of proportion. Remember, we are shareholders. Very uninviting. I hope this report is helpful. Let’s not forget that mother nature has done it’s part in making the Tayayá resort surrounding so beautiful.

Meno

“beautiful place with variety of ativities”

Incredible view. Nice food, nice people, you can relax, to fish, to enjoy the nature, to play tennis. There are two heated indoor swimming pool. Me and my family we expend 7 days. One day me and my older son we went across the barrage paddling trough two hours. Was very nice, and we found a jaguar… Più

Incredible view. Nice food, nice people, you can relax, to fish, to enjoy the nature, to play tennis. There are two heated indoor swimming pool. Me and my family we expend 7 days. One day me and my older son we went across the barrage paddling trough two hours. Was very nice, and we found a jaguar footprints in the other side.

Meno

“Many positive points however food and beverage too expensive.”

I have just had five days at the Tayayá resort with my wife, daughter and grand daughter. There is no doubt that the surrounding landscape is very beautiful. I myself like to get up early and do morning exercises. The academy is well equipped. There are daily walks into the woods for all ages. I wa… Più

I have just had five days at the Tayayá resort with my wife, daughter and grand daughter. There is no doubt that the surrounding landscape is very beautiful. I myself like to get up early and do morning exercises. The academy is well equipped. There are daily walks into the woods for all ages. I was quite frustrated when the monitors took us for a walk around the building at 10:00am in the hot sun when we could have been in the wood realising a more adventurous experience. The resort has plenty of swimming pools. One can use the canoes and stand-ups for pleasurable moments on the lake. The monitors do an excellent job with the children leaving the adults totally free for leisure around the pools and meeting friends created from past stays at the Tayayá resort. My grand daughter had great fun and made many friends. Now the critics towards ones stay at the Tayayá resort. I have been many times to the Tayayá while always criticizing the menu and prices. The menu has improved slightly however the prices are way above what is offered and no way near “haute-cuisine”. Food and beverages are too expensive. In the end one goes into the local town to buy food and drinks at the supermarket and eat at the local restaurants. I do hope that the resort managers reflex seriously on the “out-of-market” prices that is being charged for food and beverages. One would like to appreciate the culinary pleasures while remaining at the resort. The staff are always very helpful and friendly.

Meno