great place for our honeymoon?
i am getting married june 09 and my fiance are currently thinking of sandles resort but would love other ideas. we want something not too crowded and all inclusive. and where people are friendly. we also love great food, so definetely not somewhere where the food is just ok. ive heard of places taking forever to get reservations and we dont want that.somewhere were there is alot of food options, i looove mexican food and salsas! we want somewhere that has alot of fun stuff to do like parasailing etc. but also really romantic. we arent big drinkers and we dont party so even though were young i wouldnt care if everyone was older. and def no kids! any suggestions would be appreciated:)
Aruba or Barbados. Both are beautiful. Maybe a Carribean cruise to see a lot of places. Food is included on a cruise but the shore excursions are not.
Grand Caribe Real Resort Hotel Zone Cancun Mexico
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