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Pensioners and those over 55 with time to relax can enjoy a leisurely breakfast at the Fish River Sun at a discounted rate of R80 per person from seven to ten in the morning Monday to Friday.

The price includes a full buffet with a choice of Continental or traditional English breakfast fare, bottomless coffee or tea and the warm winter sunshine on the Fish River Sun terrace, says operations manager Jabu Maseko.

Guests enjoying breakfast can also make use of the facilities of the hotel such as the heated swimming pool, or take a stroll on the beach near the Castaways clubhouse.

The Body and Skin Clinic is offering a discount of 20 per cent on neck and shoulder massages for pensioners or those over 55.

Breakfast is served from seven till 12, and all those taking advantage of the special qualify to enter a draw for a weekend for two.

All that is needed to qualify for the discounted breakfast and the prize is proof of their age.

Gift vouchers are available for those who want to treat someone special in their lives.

But THIS is for me:

The Fish River Sun is offering families the chance to enjoy the warmth of the Sunshine Coast this winter.

Couples wanting to enjoy a break can enjoy the hospitality and amenities of the Fish River Sun Resort for R1 290 per night for two adults sharing, and R1 655 for two adults and two children under 12.

The price includes dinner, bed and breakfast in a King leisure room.

So while the golfers are out on the Gary Player-designed course the rest of the family can relax and swim in the heated pool, go on nature walks, spend time at the beach, play adventure golf – or simply relax with a steamy mug of hot chocolate and enjoy the view.

Parents can enjoy some time away from the kids as they stay entertained between six and ten in the evening at Kamp Kwena, giving the adults time to enjoy a leisurely dinner.

The special is valid until August 31, 2016.

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