Chris Heasman – Medium, 12 de Setembro de 2023
A glance might find only beauty.
Barbuda Ocean Club’s “ultimate Caribbean hideaway” boasts “pristine beaches” and “crystal blue waters.” Guests at Portugal’s Costa Terra Club can enjoy “the ideal luxury getaway,” a place where you can golf, ride, shoot, and “dance barefoot on the beach until way past your bedtime.” Baker’s Bay, in the Bahamas, offers a “luxurious, secluded island retreat” with “spectacular powder-soft beaches and lush tropical flora.”
No matter where you are in the world, the message remains the same: At Discovery Land Company, all roads lead to paradise.
We’ve heard our fair share of pretty words here in Scotland, too. DLC describes the Loch Tay region as “the ultimate outdoor playground,” in which “viridescent hills are whipped into stiff craggy peaks while endless swathes of moss and mist mingle in a hypnotic conjuring act.” Michael Meldman, the company’s founder and CEO, envisions a highland “gem” where “families will explore wide-open pastoral lands on high-powered Can-Am vehicles” and “wakeboard on the lake” before returning to the resort’s sporting club to “curl up by the fire.”
There’s paradise, then; how about that road?