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Old 13th June 2006, 07:02 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Ok, we have broadened our search. We are now looking at Jamaica, St.
Lucia, Barbados, and Bermuda. If anyone can give suggetions and travel
tips, we would really appreciate it. Also, if anyone out there has
stayed at an all-inclusive resort, we would love to hear about those
too....any of the chains.

 
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Old 14th June 2006, 03:04 AM   #2 (permalink)
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> Ok, we have broadened our search. We are now looking at Jamaica, St.
> Lucia, Barbados, and Bermuda. If anyone can give suggetions and travel
> tips, we would really appreciate it. Also, if anyone out there has
> stayed at an all-inclusive resort, we would love to hear about those
> too....any of the chains.
>

Dont know about chains but all-inclusive on St Lucia which was wonderful (if
you want something small, with really good food and drink) was Eastwinds
(see Tripadvisor for some reviews). I think Anse Chastenet does an all-incl
deal, but its got very expensive since we stayed there. Position cant be
bettered tho - within sight of Pitons - as long as you can cope with the
steps. Most of the hotels on St Lucia are on the north-west coast (north of
Castries); a 2 hour drive from the international airport which many people
find a bit much after a long flight (and the roads arent brilliant). You can
get a helicopter transfer to Castries but we've never done that. If you stay
up there (and there are loads of all-inclusives) you wont see the main
sights of St Lucia (which are in the south) unless you take a trip - easily
arranged.
Barbados is a completely different sort of island - much more 'British' and
easier to get around and see all of. The all-incl we stayed at there was
Escape.
I think many of these places have different markets and not all may be
marketed in US.
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Rita Daggett


 
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