Honeymoon help please! Where to go?
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Honeymoon help please! Where to go?
My fiance and I were planning to go to Italy for our honeymoon in 2 1/2 weeks. We were going to go for 10 days but something has come up and we can only be gone for 4-5 days so now we are thinking of doing something here in the US. Only problem is we don't have much time to plan and aren't sure where to go.
We like to have activites, ie not just sitting out on the beach but would like to relax a little too. Some place with nice restaurants and maybe a few shops and somewhat mild weather.
We are coming from Charleston SC and are willing to travel by plane.
Any suggestions? Thanks!
We like to have activites, ie not just sitting out on the beach but would like to relax a little too. Some place with nice restaurants and maybe a few shops and somewhat mild weather.
We are coming from Charleston SC and are willing to travel by plane.
Any suggestions? Thanks!
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For mild weather at this time of year look at places in Florida, Texas and Southern California.
Miami offers lots to do as well as access to beaches if you think you need some down time. Same with LA. In Texas check out San Antonio or Dallas - no beaches but plenty of activities.
Miami offers lots to do as well as access to beaches if you think you need some down time. Same with LA. In Texas check out San Antonio or Dallas - no beaches but plenty of activities.
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New Orleans & Key West would be my suggestions as well. Another thought (outside the box) may be to drive up to the Asheville area & rent a cabin. The weather will still be fine & all of your other criteria would be met as well.
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It's too bad you live in Charleston, because I think that would be a PERFECT place for a honeymoon! After 25 years of marriage, that's STILL one of our favorite cities for romance!!
Anyway, your requirements are early November, mild weather, activities, relaxing, nice restaurants, and a few shops. Hmmmm....
California's too long of a journey for a relaxing trip of four to five days, and even Texas is a stretch.
I agree that Miami or New Orleans would fit your bill quite nicely. The question is whether you'd want SOME time at the beach; if so, then Miami's your choice. One more advantage -- if Miami makes you feel stifled, then just rent a car and go to either the Everglades or the Keys. Either could make you feel like you've left the city behind.
Anyway, your requirements are early November, mild weather, activities, relaxing, nice restaurants, and a few shops. Hmmmm....
California's too long of a journey for a relaxing trip of four to five days, and even Texas is a stretch.
I agree that Miami or New Orleans would fit your bill quite nicely. The question is whether you'd want SOME time at the beach; if so, then Miami's your choice. One more advantage -- if Miami makes you feel stifled, then just rent a car and go to either the Everglades or the Keys. Either could make you feel like you've left the city behind.
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I suggest honeymooning at Secrets Maroma Beach Resort. Fly into Cancun and take a 20-minute shuttle to this wonderful, new all-inclusive, adult-only resort designed for romance. The beach is white sand (no rocks), the pools are beautiful, and the food is delicious. My husband and I just spent our 45th anniversary there and can't wait to go back. There are activities such as Xcaret close by. But you can parasail right there and scuba diving is close also.





