HELP-Info on St. Barts hotels & things to do for honeymoon??

Kellie <kcagle@russellreynolds.com> wrote:

>We are flying into St. Maarten and plan on going to St. Barts or another
>island that if beautiful and fun. Any suggestions on islands and hotels
>that are reasonable, but very nice? Thanks!

I have forwarded your post to .caribbean, which is a
very active and responsive group.

If you do a google search on that group, () you
can find a heck of a lot of info on that topic.

Consider a catamaran trip to St. Barths, and if you are into diving,
consider trips to Saba or St. Eustatius. The beaches are apparently
great on side trips to Anguilla. In that way, St. Maarten has a
lot to offer. (St. Martin also has good cuisine and a change).

--
Ken Tough

If you need help on "what to do for honeymoon" . . . . . I can think of one
thing. . . . .and it's something that you do IN your room!!

Have fun!

"Ken Tough" <ken@objectech.co.uk> wrote in message
news:MtAgXnAnTHmAFwZP@objectech.co.uk...
> Kellie <kcagle@russellreynolds.com> wrote:
>
> >We are flying into St. Maarten and plan on going to St. Barts or another
> >island that if beautiful and fun. Any suggestions on islands and hotels
> >that are reasonable, but very nice? Thanks!
>
> I have forwarded your post to .caribbean, which is a
> very active and responsive group.
>
> If you do a google search on that group, () you
> can find a heck of a lot of info on that topic.
>
> Consider a catamaran trip to St. Barths, and if you are into diving,
> consider trips to Saba or St. Eustatius. The beaches are apparently
> great on side trips to Anguilla. In that way, St. Maarten has a
> lot to offer. (St. Martin also has good cuisine and a change).
>
> --
> Ken Tough