Belize, St. Lucia, St. Barts, life is tough
Jan 10th, 2007, 08:41 PM
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Belize, St. Lucia, St. Barts, life is tough
My fiance and I are planning our honeymoon to one of the following places (hotels decided, just need to make a decision)..
Belize, Blancaneaux and Turtle Inn----
St. Lucia, Anse Chastenet and Jade Mountain--St. Barts, either Isle de France or Guanahani.
Please help us choose amongst these wonderful places and especially which one is better than the other and why, we are so stuck!!!!
Thanks.
Belize, Blancaneaux and Turtle Inn----
St. Lucia, Anse Chastenet and Jade Mountain--St. Barts, either Isle de France or Guanahani.
Please help us choose amongst these wonderful places and especially which one is better than the other and why, we are so stuck!!!!
Thanks.
Jan 12th, 2007, 07:10 AM
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Those are 3 VERY DIFFERENT destinations, each with its own appeal and much at all in common so it's difficult to say which is better - sort of like asking which is the better dessert - pie, ice cream or cake. The answer depends on what you want from your trip, your particular likes and dislikes, etc. etc. Give us more info about you and what your a seeking - that will help us make meaningful suggestions.
Jan 14th, 2007, 07:59 PM
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We are both in our upper twenties, active but also like to lay around and do nothing at times.
We enjoy nice meals, good wine, beautiful scenery and blue water and sun.
We want an aspect of luxury in this trip, we usually don't travel spending this much money and really want that luxury in our honeymoon, however money is still an object.
We enjoy nice meals, good wine, beautiful scenery and blue water and sun.
We want an aspect of luxury in this trip, we usually don't travel spending this much money and really want that luxury in our honeymoon, however money is still an object.
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You made a good choice. While there if you want to take a trip into Castries I suggest you dine at The Coal Pot - a wonderful place. The chef and owner is an in-law of friends of ours that live in St Lucia and learned his skills in France (he is French). The food is superb.
Note that Castries is not real close to Anse Chastenet (if that is your choice) so planning will be important.
Note that Castries is not real close to Anse Chastenet (if that is your choice) so planning will be important.
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