So far I've heard really good things about Aruba, Bermuda, Cancun and Hawaii. I've heard some bad things about Jamaica and the Bahamas. Bad things being that it's very unsafe and dirty if you leave the resort area. Which I don't think you'd want to be trapped in the one area. I think it could get boring. This is just what I've heard? So far Hawaii is the most expensive. Bermuda sounds really nice, but I'm not sure if it's quiet and if there's anything to do? Aruba so far sounds the best. We're looking for something romantic of course, but we don't want to spend the whole time lying on the beach. We want to have the option to do things, but at the same time be able to relax and have fun. Maybe an island isn't for us, but we would still like to do the tropical theme. I want to go where there is bright turquoise waters, palm trees, and things to do. If any of you ladies have been to these so I can get some comparison ideas could you let me know? Thanks!
Teri
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Islands (long)
I`ve never been to Bermuda, but since it`s parallel to North Carolina, unless you go there in the summer, it`s not that warm there. But, I have heard it`s beautiful. I`ve heard Aruba is very dry and windy, but it`s out of the hurricane zone, so if you plan to go between June - Nov., it might be worth it.
I`ve heard the same things about Jamaica and Bahamas, and I too want to be able to travel outside the resort area and go sight-seeing.
I`m planning to go to Hawaii. Partly b/c I`m getting married in Oct, and even though it`s expensive, who knows when we`ll get the chance to visit there again!
Good luck
Kel
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Disney-Go 4 It ... My brother did and it sounds like fun!! *NM*
Val R.
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Disney Honeymoon
We will be making that the first week of our honeymoon next July!
Mary
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Link is for Boston, not Bermuda. *NM*
Michelle B.
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I did the Disney Cruise
I did the Disney Cruise for our honeymoon in December and it was fun. We've been to Disney World so I really wanted to do something fun for our honeymoon. Disney ='s kids, but on the Cruise they have everything seperate for adults....even the beach. The only thing they don't seperate is the rooms, so you can hear them running up and down the corridors, etc. And exactly at 9 or 9:30am the captain comes on to the loud speaker (which is right above your bed!!!!) and tells you that you docked, etc. I'm sorry, but I like my sleep! Plus I don't have sea legs either, so that kind of threw off the vacation! The Disney cruise does offer a 7 day sea package. That package sails to more islands than my package that was 4 days land and 3 days sea. I booked right through the Disney Cruise line. It gave us the transfer between air and hotel, then hotel and cruise, and then cruise to air. Even if you spent 7 days in Disney World with the hopper pass you can visit the parks more than once a day. ( days would be sufficient if you plan it out. Happy planning! just ask if you have questions.
