Recommendations/ideas

[AMOR]

SOON GETTING MARRIED (OCT 2003) AND LOOKING FOR SOME RECOMMENDATIONS ON WHERE TO GO FOR HONEYMOON?
WE'RE INTERESTED IN THE CARIBBEAN AND HAVE ALREDAY DONE JAMICA. ANY RECOMMENDATIONS AS TO WHERE TO GO.
WE'RE THINKING ALL INCLUSINVE ADULT RESORTS (NO KIDS ALLOWED). THANKS

[MTCM]

Cancun (sp). Hear tell that's a nice place..........?

[fastboat]

Be sure to check into Costa Rica. Not so commercial as Cancun, and the people are extremely friendly. Also, not too expensive.

[neily1]

atlantis on paradise island in the bahamas, was there last dec. i think they had 11 restaurants and 18 night clubs, pretty nice , never have to leave the hotel.
club med is on the island also.
neil

[GP-1]

I'd go to Costa Rica......... and send the wife to Cancun....

[AMOR]

NOW GP-1 IS ON TO SOMETHING. NOT A BAD IDEA!

[Flat Out]

We did Antigua and St.Lucia when we got married in '89. She hasen't kicked me out yet.




Come close a few times.

[mr.clean]

that`s hurricane season:eek: but if you must that time of year mexico would be your best bet.

[red hott]

cancun is great go to lorenzios and pick your own spiny lobster the grill it and dude it is to die for. we are looking at bermuda and aruba. any body been there? also considering costa rica but wonder how it would be if we are at war? just something to consider.
TRAY ARCHER

[mr.clean]

your an american my freind. we go were ever we want when ever we want. if theres any problems show your i.d. they`ll get out of your way or we`ll bomb they`re ****ty little country just like the rest of them.:D ahhhhh! that felt good.

[snowmanmtl]

Peaks in the middle of September and ends in November. Go here
http://www.caribwx.com/
and go to the hurricane page for previous years. Very quiet everywhere that time of year. If you want people around then go to an all-incl. or Paradise Island.
My Favorite spot is Bequia but, I think you need a boat to get there. How about chartering a boat and doing the British Virgin Islands? It's cheaper at that time of year and all the Islands are only a few miles apart. Food is great, and boat sex is the best.
DON"T GO TO ST. VINCENT. They'll kill before Mr. Cleans friends get a chance to bomb'em.

[PhastBoat]

I'm also getting married. On July 4 2003, and we still havent picked a honeymoon spot yet either. We also are concidering the caribean. I coundnt talk her into a fun filled week of boating on the south shore of Long Island. I heard St. Thomas was the real nice. Anyway Good luck!

P.S. Mr. Clean is my best man. Cant wait for the bachleor party!;)

[mr.clean]

do i get to come?:D

[outrace]

Come to australia my friend were happy friendly folk who'd like nothing more than to set you up in a nice motel room in the middle of paradise with a video that feeds pornos being shot live in one room to another. well make you a star!!!:D

[eautosales]

st thomas is pretty nice

[Tom D.]

Lets see Hummm!! I got it the Conn. River Run is in October.:D
Tom

[A.Acosta]

PhastBoat visit Puerto Rico

[snowmanmtl]

Sorry Eauto but, that is known as the toilet bowl of the Carribean.
Have tried to anchor there and couldn't get it to hold because there is so much garbage on the bottom. At night, the place is run by the crackheads.Go to St. Johns and hang out with the Hippies or better yet the BVI s, but stay away fro St.T.

[Scott]

Two words, BERMUDA!

[PhastBoat]

Me and my Fiance are both Puerto Rican, and we have been there many times. Its IS BEAUTIFUL but we want to go somewhere different.

[bulldogdaddy]

sometimes i always think maybe it would be better to stay somewhere close and save money,than you could put it towards the boat:D

[AMOR]

BVI YOU SAY. BRIT, FRENCH, OR DUTCH?
I'VE BEEN THINKING BVI AND WOULD LIKE TO HEAR WHAT YA KNOW? THANKS

[snowmanmtl]

When I go somewhere I don't want to just sit on the beach or get lead around by some bored tour guide. So, I recommend Chartering a boat in the British Virgin Islands. Be it sail ( Cats are the cats meow for sail) or motor ( They rent trawlers down there) it's a great way to cover all the bases, and the Islands. The BVI's are a circle of Islands, centered by the Sir Francis Drake Channel, that provide superb shelter for cruising. It's like being on a land locked lake except that you are in the middle of the Carribean. Island hopping is easy because they are only a couple of miles apart Max. ( Except if you want to go to Anegada - 20miles) and you can always see your next destination. In October it's pretty quiet so, you can get into all the best anchorages and have them almost to yourself. The most popular bays have mooring balls ( they charge during the season ( $20) but you may not have to pay in October) and a beach bar or restaurant.
The best part of the BVIs is that they have real food, steak burgers, chicken breasts, not just chicken parts like the rest of the carribean.
Here are a couple of links to look at:
http://www.sunsail.com/
http://www.captainsguide.com/bvi.htm
Search for the Moorings yacht charters

[AMOR]

THANKS FOR THE INFO. I WILL CERTAINLY CHECK INTO THE BOAT CHARTERS. THAT REALLY SOUNDS LIKE A GREAT IDEA AND WAY TO GET AROUND THE ISLANDS. AGAIN THANKS

[Mark75H]

If I was doing it over again I'd go to Kawaii again, but I'd stay longer without spending hardly any more money. Here's how: in Hawaii you can camp on many (most) of the beaches away from the resort areas just by getting a permit ahead of time at the island's county court house. (You can do this by snail mail & phone.) The "public" beaches near the towns have showers etc that are very nice and free to use. Just rent a car for the whole time you are there, its no big deal to find a place to park it.

For the last week, there I'd stay at a hotel or condo.

I'd send my camping stuff ahead by FedEx or UPS and send it and any souveniers back the same way (while I was staying at the condo) so I didn't have to check or carry anything on the plane.

My cousin that was stationed there at Barking Sands tried to explain this to me before we went, but I didn't understand the details until we were there and only stayed a week.