Posted by admin on 11th, 2010
A September Honeymoon Can Be Heavenly
A September honeymoon can be just as lovely as any other time of year. The trick is where to go. The Caribbean offers many romantic getaways with good climate year round. Hurricane season is something to take in to account before you chose a destination.
Fall foliage in New Hampshire can be breath taking in early fall. Rosewood Country Inn located in Bradford, NH has a quaint charm that allows you to enjoy your honeymoon along with the fall beauty around you. The small town atmosphere of Bradford is relaxing, and after a big wedding a few nights to relax in a homey but amorous atmosphere maybe just what the doctor ordered.
New England not your style. The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colorado is a luxury hotel with many amenities. The hotel as been open for business since 1918 and is full of historic value and charm. Locally, the hotel is known for its world class golf. A gem in the Rockies for a a warm romantic September honeymoon.
Hilton Head Island in South Carolina offers that beach adventure without the fear of hurricanes hanging over head. The 12 mile stretch of beach is said to be one of the most beautiful sites in the world. This is a very laid back place that you can lounge and relax Soak up the sun or walk the miles of sand dunes. The southern charm and hospitality are all this glorious island.
The major cities all have some charm to offer Chicago, on the shores of Lake Michigan, has pleasant weather in the fall. Along with a slew of museum and art galleys. Chicago can be an intimate or adventurous as you make it. The choice is up to you. Sight seeing in the city or a boat ride on the lake. This is not to mention the first class restaurants the city is peppered with.
San Diego is another one of those places that can be what you make of it. The ocean dances off the west coast, and Mexico is just a trolley ride away. The zoo and festivals are sights worth seeing. A laid back southern California atmosphere that has every amenity you could ever ask for.
September honeymoons have a world of possibilities inside the borders of The United States . The weather is mild in most places and the fall colors are out and about. Use your imagination the whole world is out there and remember the one great thing about a September Honeymoon is that if you wanted to go to an amusement park the kids would be back in school and you could go with hordes of people everywhere.
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Posted by admin on 9th, 2010
September Honeymoon
Planning a wedding is a huge effort for most couples. But one of the many great rewards comes from taking that honeymoon trip. These too take a little planning, but of a type that is incredible fun. No one size fits all, of course. The ‘best’ honeymoon is the one that’s best for each individual couple. And by that measure, the options are endless. Consider the following honeymoon ideas…
Some will prefer a romantic cruise to the Caribbean. Lying out on sunny beaches in winter helps get your heart racing while you relax. Love is a paradox, so why not? But if cruising is your style, there are a lot more choices, including Tahiti, Mexico or even Scandinavia.
Picture yourself sailing around the Greek Isles or the Mediterranean. Set off on a voyage to the south of France while you explore each other. Stop over in Lisbon or Barcelona. Enjoy the ocean breeze off Hawaii, or ship off to Alaska and enjoy the surprisingly warm summers as you look for grizzly bears.
If you and your new spouse are animal lovers, or connoisseurs of the great outdoors, it doesn’t get any greater than Africa. Honeymoon safari packages abound. Sail down the Nile. Take a trek across the veldt. Explore the mountain jungles and see live gorillas outside a zoo for the first time.
Africa is an incredibly diverse continent that offers far more than crocodiles and monkeys. See the elephants of Tanzania and enjoy the most spectacular sunsets on the planet. Stay at Ngorongoro Crater Lodge on the edge of the Serengeti in Tanzania. Or, try the Sabi Sabi Bush Lodge in Kruger National Park, South Africa.
Maybe you’re planning a September wedding but still want to include skiing as part of your honeymoon. No problem. Anything south of the equator will find you in the middle of the winter season. Head to Thredbo, Jindabyne, Smiggen Holes or any dozen other popular ski resorts in the land down under, Australia.
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Posted by admin on 7th, 2010
Cabin Honeymoon
Motion Cam Video of 1 Bedroom 4* Vacation Cabin Rental at Hidden Mountain East in Sevierville, TN, Smoky Mountains.
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Posted by admin on 6th, 2010
Jamaica Spa Honeymoon
Make your mark with all-inclusive splendor at the legendary 730-room Sunset Jamaica Grande Resort in Ocho Rios. A sensational variety of amenities includes the spectacular Lighthouse Waterslide, five restaurants plus two beach grills for a variety of tastes, eight bars, spa and stellar location. A white-sand beach fringes the resort while five swimming pools, waterfalls, Jacuzzis and plunge pools meander through this beachside complex, offering the ideal getaway for singles, couples, families and groups.
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Posted by admin on 6th, 2010
September Honeymoon
Seth and Elizabeth visit the Cook Island of Swarrow on their Lagoon 380 Catamaran, Honeymoon. They spend their time on this uninhabited atoll with friends on La Palapa and Victory Cat. The snorkeling here was incredible! Enjoy.
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Posted by admin on 5th, 2010
Honeymoon in September
The sun setting over the Gulf of Mexico, as shown from Honeymoon Island off of Tampa, Florida, September 2, 2006. “San Andreas Fault” by Natalie Merchant. ***Update: This used to be to “San Andreas Fault,” but YouTube gestapo disabled the music and made me replace it with something un-copyrighted. It’s much better with the Natalie Merchant song, so pretend that’s what’s playing.
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Posted by admin on 4th, 2010
Honeymoon Rentals
www.freewebs.com/vacation-rentals-luxury – tahiti a paradise on earth.villa for rent on private secluded beach, perfect for your honeymoon. contact us for reservations.
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Posted by admin on 26th, 2010
Is it better to stay in a condo rental on the beach, or a chain hotel? Thanks!
PS Our budget per night is $200-$300. Also, do we need a car in either or both places?
It really depends on what you want your honeymoon memories to be. There’s a lot to see and do in Hawaii, but you may just want to relax and spend time strolling amidst the palms or walking on the beaches watching the sunset. But, if you actually want to go surfing or snorkeling or see the waterfalls, whales, volcanoes and other sights then you want to choose your accommodations accordingly. Here’s a great site that has a lot of suggestions for romantic activities – http://www.hawaii.com/visit/maui/romance/honeymoons/index.php – they also have some honeymoon-specific hotel recommendations and travel specials.
Once you’ve decided what you’re going to do, then think about how you want to travel. If you stay in a condo, it’s intimate and cozy. You have more space and room to spend inside. You can save money by making your own breakfast in the morning if you’re staying in a condo.
If you’re in a hotel room, you’ll have a smaller space and it won’t be quite as intimate. But the nice thing is you won’t have to worry about cleaning up after yourself or making the bed in the morning.
Both hotels and condos can be very fun in Hawaii. In Honolulu, I’d recommend the Sheraton Princess or the Ilikai hotel (http://www.ilikaihotel.com/rooms/index.html).
A great value is the Castle Waikiki condo rentals that are located on the shore of the beach. They have a lot of deals, and you should be able to upgrade to one of the best rooms and still stay within your price range. (see their site here: http://www.castleresorts.com/Home/accommodations/waikiki-shore)
A really lovely retreat is the J.W. Marriott Ihilani resort, it’s just outside of Honolulu – very secluded and their luau is amazing. They are a bit pricey, but they do have specials that include meals and spa treatments, so consider that even though it may be a bit outside of your budget range. (see the deals here: http://www.q9web.com/specials/HNLJW/#43)
If you do decide to choose a chain hotel, sign up for their rewards program. They’re usually free and you’re sure to get a ton of points for your trip.
Whether or not you need a car really depends on how long you’re staying and what you plan to do. Check out the different sights and romantic activities that you might like to participate in, see where they’re located and use that information to determine if you need a rental car or not.
In Honolulu, there’s a lot of public transit and you can probably do just fine without renting a car, but in Maui you might want to consider it.
Also, don’t forget that Honolulu is in Oahu, which is a different island than Maui. You’ll definitely need to arrange travel between the two islands.
Good luck and have fun on your honeymoon in Hawaii!
Posted by admin on 26th, 2010
My ideal honeymoon would be to Monaco, with the Monte-Carlo casino, the beach, the mountains, and exciting museums/gardens. But that is WAAY out of my budget.
Soo, I’m looking for, hopefully, an equally exciting location on the east coast of the US. I live in Virginia and I’m not interested in a honeymoon in this state. Plane travel is fine, and I’d want a really upscale hotel and spa.
You can try
http://freetravel4ever.blogspot.com
Posted by admin on 26th, 2010
I ask here because surely someone has stayed there on their honeymoon here thanks for any help
Check out Hotwire.com it will get you the best deal
