Vacation in June
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Vacation in June
My wife and I are looking for a place to go for a week in June. We are looking for the following:<BR><BR>Beautiful beach to walk and swim<BR>Luxurious rooms and bathrooms<BR>Private<BR>No kids (we are leaving our 4 with Grandma)<BR>Great food<BR>Low-key<BR>Beautiful surroundings<BR><BR>We have been to:<BR><BR>Cap Juluca (pre-Lenny)<BR>Hyatt Regency - Grand Cayman ('93)<BR>Renaissance - St. Thomas ('91)<BR>Sonesta Beach Bermuda ('87 - honeymoon)<BR><BR>We'd like to find someplace as beautiful as Cap Juluca but we would like to try someplace new.<BR><BR>Our travel agent recommended:<BR><BR>4 Seasons - Nevis<BR>Ile De France - St. Barts<BR>Little Dix Bay - Virgin Gorda<BR>Las Ventanas - Cabo<BR><BR>Also considering:<BR>Peter Island<BR><BR>Suggestions from those who have been around the caribbean?<BR><BR>Thanks,<BR>-Rich
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Rich, <BR><BR>You might want to look into Pink Sands on Harbour Island, one of the family islands in the Bahamas. Accomodations are beautiful villas overlooking the beach. 3 miles of pink sand beach.<BR><BR>Several good restaurants and a few nite spots.<BR><BR>Have a great trip.
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Rich,<BR><BR>You may want to consider La Luna in Grenada. Considering the type of resorts and hotels you have visited, I think this resort would be fabulous for you. Not sure if you have heard about it yet, as it is relatively new. It is a very secluded resort, with more of an upscale clientel looking to get away and relax. The area is just beautiful. They do not take small children at this resort.<BR><BR>The rooms are definately unique, as is the entire resort. You can expect a beautiful beach, gourmet dining options and the highest quality service. <BR><BR>Let me know if you need more details.<BR><BR>Thanks!
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Tweedy,<BR> I did a search for that resort on Google. Looked at it...thought- that place is a dump! Found out there is a La Luna in Granada SPAIN, LOL!Anyway, the correct website has a children "policy" -not disallowing them. Still looks like a beautiful place, but the airfare and time to get there were outrageous from Louisville.
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Unless you're traveling to a couples resort like Sandals there may be children at any resort. I would say for more adult oriented resorts: Super Clubs Grand Lido Sans Souci or Jamaica Inn--all in Jamaica. Also, Cobblers Cove in Barbados or Pompano Beach Club in Bermuda.
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I don't know if you have already referenced Fodors online but if you go to his MiniGuide section--go to the dropdown list and choose Caribbean and then the island you will get information on hotels etc. Traveler's comments on each hotel can be displayed by clicking on "User Rating".
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The Four Seasons in Nevis is spectacular. You don't sound like a SuperClubs person and I don't mean any offense to anyone out there but we loved the Four Seasons, CapJuluca, Little Dix (has kids now), Point Grace (amazing), and Peter Island.<BR>Peter island has the most amazing beaches and service. It's also luxurious but casual and no kids.
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