Honeymoon All Inclusive
Jul 11th, 2017, 12:56 PM
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Honeymoon All Inclusive
Hey guys!
I'm looking for advice/recommendations for my honeymoon! We're a young (late 20s) couple, looking for a place where we can both relax during the day and do something fun (dine and party) at night.
My dream honeymoon pretty much sums up to a beautiful beach and people feeding me (lol) so I'm not too picky!
I always feel like I'm getting more for my money when the resort is All Inclusive and we'd probably be more comfortable in an adults-only hotel. I've heard a lot about the Sandals chain and also the Couples Jamaica. Anyone been?
It might be good to mention that I have a limited mobility condition. So if anyone has any info or tips on accessibility in the Caribbean, I'd appreciate it!
We're getting married in October 2018 and travelling shortly after, so consider the first two weeks of October for a date. I read that it's very rainy during this month, anyone know if this will be a problem?
One friend commented that she didn't feel safe in Jamaica. What were your impressions on safety, in and out of the resorts?
Thanks a lot! I look forward to hearing back.
I'm looking for advice/recommendations for my honeymoon! We're a young (late 20s) couple, looking for a place where we can both relax during the day and do something fun (dine and party) at night.
My dream honeymoon pretty much sums up to a beautiful beach and people feeding me (lol) so I'm not too picky!
I always feel like I'm getting more for my money when the resort is All Inclusive and we'd probably be more comfortable in an adults-only hotel. I've heard a lot about the Sandals chain and also the Couples Jamaica. Anyone been?
It might be good to mention that I have a limited mobility condition. So if anyone has any info or tips on accessibility in the Caribbean, I'd appreciate it!
We're getting married in October 2018 and travelling shortly after, so consider the first two weeks of October for a date. I read that it's very rainy during this month, anyone know if this will be a problem?
One friend commented that she didn't feel safe in Jamaica. What were your impressions on safety, in and out of the resorts?
Thanks a lot! I look forward to hearing back.
Jul 11th, 2017, 02:42 PM
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I don't know the chains you mention or about staying All Inclusive, but Negril Jamaica is a great destination and I believe those resorts are there.
Yes Jamaica can be a little rough and rugged around the edges. I would keep my wits about me but I personally felt reasonably safe with a small amount of common sense.
Yes Jamaica can be a little rough and rugged around the edges. I would keep my wits about me but I personally felt reasonably safe with a small amount of common sense.
Jul 12th, 2017, 03:59 AM
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My advice, is to start reading about the different islands, and about the different resorts. Sandals is probably one of the biggest rip-offs going....do your homework.
What you have described above can be found on every island in the Caribbean. You need to be specific as for what you like and want to do...especially about budget.
All we know is you want an AI that's adult only in October. Maybe provide a list of activities you must have....what's the most important things you must have? Almost impossible to make any type of reasonable recommendation on what you have provided so far.
What you have described above can be found on every island in the Caribbean. You need to be specific as for what you like and want to do...especially about budget.
All we know is you want an AI that's adult only in October. Maybe provide a list of activities you must have....what's the most important things you must have? Almost impossible to make any type of reasonable recommendation on what you have provided so far.
Aug 4th, 2017, 11:34 AM
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I would recommend choosing an all inclusive resort to meet your dream honeymoon concept. Grand Bahia Principe in Ocho Rios is an excellent resort that has a beautiful beach and alot of in house theme resturants to choose from. You can also consider Iberostar in Montego Bay, which is one of the tops all inclusive in Jamaica. If you want a resort that would combine serenity and romance I highly recommend Zoetry Resort in Montego Bay. You can also look at the Royalton Chain of all inclusive resort here in Jamaica
