Honeymoon Suggestions??

Larry Gude

Strung Out
Yeah but...

Dougstermd said:
couples ocho rios Jamaica. all inclusive is the way to go.


...he said "don't want to be a tourist". When you arrive at all inclusives, they stamp your forehead "Tourist"

Agreed?
 

Larry Gude

Strung Out
Ps...

...what do you two want to DO while on this honeymoon?

Water stuff, diving, et al? Hike? Pub crawl? Hot? Warm? Cold? Hotel-esque? Cottage-esque? Perhaps an RV rental and just travel? Eat on site? Explore local restaurants?

Need feed back.
 

sleuth

Livin' Like Thanksgivin'
Larry Gude said:
...what do you two want to DO while on this honeymoon?

Water stuff, diving, et al? Hike? Pub crawl? Hot? Warm? Cold? Hotel-esque? Cottage-esque? Perhaps an RV rental and just travel? Eat on site? Explore local restaurants?

Need feed back.
We want quiet beaches, clear warm oceans, secluded lagoons, history, ruins, landmarks, scuba diving, sight-seeing, local shopping, local food flavors, lots of restaurants, majestic landscapes, helicopter rides, hiking, boating, fishing...

Prefer some place not overrun with long lines, no campy tourist shops where you can get the same thing on the other side of the world, or 2 stores down, no crowded beaches...

We kinda like all the amenities that the all-inclusives offer, but we're not sure how we can get an "authentic" experience with the local culture by going to an all-inclusive. :ohwell:
 

Pete

Repete
Perhaps you could call Mr. Roark and Tatoo

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Welcome to Fantasy Island.
 

dustin

UAIOE
sleuth said:
We want quiet beaches, clear warm oceans, secluded lagoons, history, ruins, landmarks, scuba diving, sight-seeing, local shopping, local food flavors, lots of restaurants, majestic landscapes, helicopter rides, hiking, boating, fishing...

Prefer some place not overrun with long lines, no campy tourist shops where you can get the same thing on the other side of the world, or 2 stores down, no crowded beaches...

We kinda like all the amenities that the all-inclusives offer, but we're not sure how we can get an "authentic" experience with the local culture by going to an all-inclusive. :ohwell:
oh you mean Greece :yay:
 

dustin

UAIOE
aps45819 said:
Corfu of course. :biggrin: http://www.corfu-greece.biz/

There are all kinds of islands around that area you can take ferries to. Only thing is i just remembered is in May i think its getting spring there, so I'm not sure if it rains a lot then.

Turkey is actually really nice too. But you have to know where to go. And it's super cheap once you are there. Just don't buy any drugs or piss on the statue of Ataturk and you're good to go. Marmaris and Ephesus are nice. Don't go to Antalya. http://www.turkeytravelplanner.com/WhereToGo/index.html
 

marianne

New Member
You might want to consider something more private, like aps said. We've been to many of the places you've listed for vacations--but for our honeymoon we just chose a quite cabin in the Blue Ridge Mountains for a week. It was perfect.
 

Lionfish

New Member
I hear Turkey has most of what Greece has and lot less expensive. Most of western Turkey was once part of the Greek colonies so it is full of Greek ruins. Plus plenty of Roman and Byzantine ruins also. Warm sun and beautiful beaches also.

As for Cancun I thought I heard that they were hit hard by the hurricanes this year and will need some time to recover.
 
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