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LustForLeith
10-06-2008, 11:09 AM
Looking for suggestions for Honeymoon destinations. WIll be next summer and it will be me and the missus plus junior who won't be three at the time. For convience thinking of mainland Europe with something for the wee man. Any good suggestions? Quite fancy Portugal, Caneries or France.

Any advice greatly appricated!

robinp
10-06-2008, 11:18 AM
Looking for suggestions for Honeymoon destinations. WIll be next summer and it will be me and the missus plus junior who won't be three at the time. For convience thinking of mainland Europe with something for the wee man. Any good suggestions? Quite fancy Portugal, Caneries or France.

Any advice greatly appricated!

Go on a cruise around the med on a luxury liner such as Independence of the Seas which departs from Southampton. :greengrin

Whats your budget?

LustForLeith
10-06-2008, 11:29 AM
Go on a cruise around the med on a luxury liner such as Independence of the Seas which departs from Southampton. :greengrin

Whats your budget?

No sure yet. Not wanting to spend loads, but if the right place came along at the right price...

Are cruises for old peolple? Is there plenty to do on one?

Phil D. Rolls
10-06-2008, 11:32 AM
Try HMP Saughton, it's the best preparation you'll get for the rest of your life.

Or alternatively, I would recommend the "Absolute Danny" room at the winston hotel Amsterdam. Everything you need for the perfect honeymoon is on hand - just read the instructions first!!

robinp
10-06-2008, 11:40 AM
No sure yet. Not wanting to spend loads, but if the right place came along at the right price...

Are cruises for old peolple? Is there plenty to do on one?

Didn't seem like it when I was on one.

I can't see me granny using these facilities:

http://www.myroyalcaribbean.co.uk/#onboard

LustForLeith
10-06-2008, 11:44 AM
Didn't seem like it when I was on one.

I can't see me granny using these facilities:

http://www.myroyalcaribbean.co.uk/#onboard

Point taken!

ArabHibee
10-06-2008, 12:07 PM
On our honeymoon we stayed in a little town just outside Monte Carlo, Roquebrune-Cap-Martin. Really nice although not sure of how much stuff to do as we went in November but the weather was spot on. Went on day trips to Nice and Monte Carlo, all within easy reach.

Scooter
10-06-2008, 12:35 PM
twin center if for a week

4 nits here http://www.h10hotels.com/eng/barcelona-hotels/h10-montcada.php

and 3 nts here http://www.solmelia.com/solNew/hoteles/jsp/C_Hotel_Description.jsp?codigoHotel=0807

sorry if i have broken any rule posting these links

so you have barca plenty to do and port aventura theme park close by then 3nts sitges for the beach

Hibs Class
10-06-2008, 01:24 PM
My honeymoon almost 20 years ago was in Paris. Just the two of us back then but we went back a few years ago with the children and spent some time in central Paris and some at Eurodisney. If I was going on honeymoon with my kids I'd think about a week or so split between the city centre and a Disney hotel.

Houchy
10-06-2008, 03:29 PM
I'm posting from mauritius right now but as it's southern hemisphere, it's their winter and the weather is pretty gash. Bit too posh for me though as you can't fart without someone wanting to wipe your arse. 3 great golf courses though and fantastic deep sea fishing.

Dashing Bob S
11-06-2008, 06:42 PM
I'm posting from mauritius right now but as it's southern hemisphere, it's their winter and the weather is pretty gash. Bit too posh for me though as you can't fart without someone wanting to wipe your arse. 3 great golf courses though and fantastic deep sea fishing.

Agreed. Service is OTT.

Rep of Ireland Hibee
13-06-2008, 02:14 PM
Costa del Sol/Malaga is great spot

Gibralter just down the road too. Another beautiful place

matty_f
13-06-2008, 02:16 PM
I'm posting from mauritius right now but as it's southern hemisphere, it's their winter and the weather is pretty gash. Bit too posh for me though as you can't fart without someone wanting to wipe your arse. 3 great golf courses though and fantastic deep sea fishing.

It's like that in Dunfermline too.:agree:

scott7_0(Prague)
15-06-2008, 02:46 PM
We went to Elounda in Crete for our honeymoon, Elounda is great little village and there are some top notch hotels as well as some nice 3 or 4* hotels that are affordable.

Also we have just arrived back from Stalis and stayed in the Blue Sea Village Resort and Spa, this hotel is great and has everything, kids entertainment everyday, great restaurant for AI guests, nice pools and a beach across the road, it is right on the edge of Stalis so a 5min walk to some great beach bars, but also far enough away not to be disturbed with noise. I think Thomas Cook book to there, also it has just been completely reconstructed and to a very high standard http://www.bluesea.gr/ unfortunately they are still working on the new website.

Sylar
15-06-2008, 03:20 PM
I'm posting from mauritius right now but as it's southern hemisphere, it's their winter and the weather is pretty gash. Bit too posh for me though as you can't fart without someone wanting to wipe your arse. 3 great golf courses though and fantastic deep sea fishing.

Where abouts are you? Was at the Belle Mare Plage a while back and the courses were stunning - service can become tiresome though!

H18SScottW
15-06-2008, 10:09 PM
Don't be influenced either way by the Rooney's involvement in the area (gee, I musta been ultra-fashionable 9 years ago :wink: ), we honeymooned in Sorrento, Italy and it was great. The locals would make a big fuss of the bambino and there's as much, or as little, to do in the area as you want: Naples, Pompeii, Capri, Amalfi, Portofino :cool2:

Sylar
15-06-2008, 10:18 PM
My better half and I have talked about going on a 14 day cruise to the Antarctica for our honeymoon - we just fancy doing something absolutely different and properly "once in a lifetime". It's not as expensive as you may think, but certainly not cheap either!

For between £3-4k, you both fly from the UK to Argentina, depart from port, pass through Drake's Passage, going onto the Falkland Islands, South Georgia and into the Antarctic circle, camping under a luminescent sky, illuminated by the stars of the southern hemisphere.

All ran through a company called Peregrine Adventures - they have a lot of cool stuff on their website, which can be found through google :wink:

LustForLeith
16-06-2008, 11:27 AM
Cheers for advice folk, looks like it may be Ibiza! Found a place with loads for wee man to do and theres a chance that folk will join us on the second week for a bit of babysitting so me and the missus can hit the clubs!

Houchy
16-06-2008, 02:45 PM
Where abouts are you? Was at the Belle Mare Plage a while back and the courses were stunning - service can become tiresome though!

That's where we are. It really is stunning but i can't wait to get home for a kebab or a chippy as the foods a bit OTT.

I've mostly stuck to the links and knocked myself spark out on the golf cart and got kept in hospital(more like a jail) for 2 days. Just lost it and walked out this morning. The hotel management sent me a lovely fruit basket, wishing me a speady recovery which was nice of them