
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Where Should We Go on Our Honeymoon?

The wedding planning is coming along, but we are really down to the wire when it comes to booking a honeymoon. We are all over the place when it comes to what we want. We know we want to go somewhere beachy because we'd like to just be able to relax and lay around. We wouldn't mind doing a few "off-campus" adventures, so it would be nice to go somewhere that had little excursions, like zip-lining or snorkeling also. Also, we would like somewhere that the flight from AZ is relatively short and inexpensive. So that's what we know, but when it comes to how much we want to spend, we fluctuate. Do we go really cheap and figure it's just a week? Or do we go nicer since we only get one honeymoon? Do we go all inclusive or do we not? Do we go to Mexico, the Caribbean, or somewhere totally different?
This is where you all come in. We would LOVE some input. We've wanted to to book our honeymoon for weeks and just can't pull the trigger because we're too indecisive. But we have to book it THIS WEEK. So please please please tell us about the good and bad trips you've gone on, resorts you've stayed in, etc. We have had some GREAT suggestions thus far, but want a little more insight before taking the plunge.
So let us have it. WHERE SHOULD WE GO ON OUR HONEYMOON??
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Where Should We Go on Our Honeymoon?
2010-03-16T01:00:00-07:00
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Jennifer · 785 weeks ago
Somer Love · 785 weeks ago
Saty in Kihei Mauis best kept secret!! Its AMAZING!!
Elle · 785 weeks ago
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Jeremy · 785 weeks ago
The magical Verana is among my favorite places to stay in Mexico. It has an unparalleled ability to inspire immediate relaxation and a deep connection with the natural beauty of the spectacular coast. Although Yelapa is 30 minutes by water taxi from town, even those unfamiliar with the village should consider it. Verana has nine rustic yet sophisticated suites located among eight bungalows, set into a hillside with sweeping views of the mountains and ocean. Each is a work of art, hand-crafted with care and creativity by owners Heinz Leger, a former film production designer, and prop stylist Veronique Lieve. Each has a private terrace and two beds -- but you won't find TVs, telephones, or other distractions. My favorite suite is the Studio; it's the most contemporary, with a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows that perfectly frame the spectacular view. The European-trained chef prepares scrumptious creations -- global cuisine with a touch of Mexico. Verana also has a magically crafted spa, and a yoga hut where daily classes take place. Compare this to the prices of the other rustic-chic resorts along Mexico's Pacific coast, and you'll find it's a true value. Adventurous travelers should not miss a stay at this unique place.
http://been-seen.com/verana/
Kimberly Hasson · 785 weeks ago
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Jenny Livingston · 785 weeks ago
We kept it kinda small, and just three years later we're thinking we already need a SECOND honeymoon...
Jane · 785 weeks ago
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Steph · 785 weeks ago
Harbor Island in the bahamas is also very chill and beautiful. It's a VERY SMALL island off the coast of Eleuthra. Again one of the top beaches in the world with not much touristy stuff.