My husband and I were all set to go to Tahiti for our honeymoon but we got married Sept. 15 and Sept. 11th got in the way of our plans. So we went up North and had a great time.
We want to go away someplace warm but scenic that has things to do but doesn't cost alot like Tahiti.
We did spend quit a bit in Vermont and Maine so we don't want to break the bank twice. Any suggestions?
I have been to Hawaii and Costa Rica so we are leaving those off the list.
any suggestions are appreciated. (oh we are looking to go end of February early March)
thanks.
Fran M
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Aspen, Vail both wonderful ski towns with lots of romantic restaurants etc.
We were married the same weekend. Our plans for Italy were put on hold so we drove down to Disney for a few days. We are thinking about Hawaii in April ~ May if the rates are still good.
Stef28
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We were in the same boat too -- we canceled our trip to the Canary Islands after our 9/15 wedding. We are planning to go there again hopefully in the September time frame to make it a one year anniversary trip.
I hear the Cayman Islands are really nice too.
KathyKaz
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Iw ent to Aruba for my honeymoon. It was great There is so much to do. It was very inexpensive. Including arifare and an all-inclusive pakcage it was $3000 for 8 days. The package included so much. Take advantage of the sunset booze cruis if you go. Plus there are day trips to Venezuela
Nicola
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Thanks for the suggestions. That is interesting news about Aruba and the day trips to Venezula that sounds so cool.
We are leaning towards Jamaica because of the price, guaranteed good weather and just enough activities to something but leave plenty of time to relax. Once my trip is finalized I'll post where we are going. For anyone interested.
We hope to go to Tahiti for our one year anniversary. We'll see how 2002 goes with the economy and the war.
