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need help on picking a honeymoon

rizzojojo Posted:

need help on picking a honeymoon

Brides...
Need your ideas. We are looking for a honeymoon location. that possible includes all of the following.
We want to go somewhere, thats Hot for the month of October, just couples no children, you can go fishing,snorling,kacking, the lodging should be quiet, and romantic, very secluded.
Any suggestions? I will probably sent a note over to the vendors also.
thank you
jfabbride Posted:

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What about a Sandals resort???? Although I haven't been personally I heard the one in Antigua is gorgeous.

I also looked into Cayman Islands and there was a lot ot do during the day and it was absolutely gorgeous but very little night life. I guess it depends what you're looking for!!!

Good luck!
btrflygrl Posted:

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Secrets Resorts in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.... Couples only, very romantic...even the most basic room has a jacuzzi for two!!!

Secrets
MrHostility Posted:

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I believe Cancun is pretty hot that time of year. There's pretty much no chance of hurricanes over there, where as the Caribbean does. (I think, unless the season is over by that point)

You could also try an all inclusive in Belize. They did 'Temptation Island' there, and it looked really nice. Hawaii would be nice that time of year.

Are you looking to do off the beaten path kind of trip?
nov.bride Posted:

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HI- I agree- Sandals Resorts are great! I stayed @ the Royal Bahamian in Nassau.
Before you book for oct. check the weather averages. In a lot of places Sep- Nov have thier rainy season. ( we have the same concern)
Check out Aruba- The Hyatt and Radisson there are beautiful and it hardly ever rains. Theyare out of the hurricane belt. We went 4 or 5 years ago and looved it. ( We may go ourselves for Honeymoon)
Bebalina Posted:

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I agree...I stayed at the Sandals Royal Bahamian....and it was fantastic! Mostly honeymooners- FH and I were the only couple that wasn't married there. (at that point not even engaged)

Any Sandals is awesome!
divabride Posted:

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I recently vacationed in the island of St martin. It has all the activities you mentioned and one of the most kick *ss night life scenes. Plus I really like the fact that two nations share the island (france and Netherlands) so it two totally different atmospheres on either side of the island. FM me if you'd like more information.

Spot12905 Posted:

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You can try sandals. I heard nothing but good things about there islands.

MegLehner Posted:

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We choose a Couples Resort (Ocho Rios - Jamiaca). HM was our hardest decision so far!
One piece of advice I can give is dont go to a club med (its like a huge frat party) Also be aware (if you are looking into the Bahamas) that Atlantis is buying all of Paradise Island in August of this year (might have effect if you choose to go to another resort co on Paradise Island)
MegLehner Posted:

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Oh - forgot to add. . . Check out tripadvisor.com
Charly Posted:

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I hear that the Bucuti resort in Aruba is pretty much child free (although no guarantees). It get's great reviews as a Honeymoon resort.

Aruba is also out of the hurricane belt - which is why we are going there! I've never been but Jennbaby goes every year!!!

heidla Posted:

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There are several all-inclusive/ couples only resorts on St. Lucia. Sandals has 2 on the island but there are other smaller ones also.
I am going there for my HM and staying at a place called Rendevous.
eogara Posted:

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Posted by MegLehner

Oh - forgot to add. . . Check out tripadvisor.com



DEFINITELY!! It's the best because it's truly candid reviews of the places from people who just came back from them.

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