Honeymoon advice??

My fiance and I are planning to do our Honeymoon in mid to late August.
We are Canadians but will be moving to London shortly and would like
to plan our honeymoon from there.

We are very flexible in terms of location and duration, but price is a
concern. We are looking for a relaxing vacation spot with great food,
beaches, etc.

We have been too many countries in Europe (about 14 I think), and we
would like to try something new. We hope to go for a week minimum and
up to 3 weeks total.

Our budget is around 1,200GBP for the both of us including flights out
of London. Any suggestions, help, or info would be great!

Thanks
Matt

mattylance@m wrote:
> My fiance and I are planning to do our Honeymoon in mid to late
> August. We are Canadians but will be moving to London shortly and
> would like to plan our honeymoon from there.
>
> We are very flexible in terms of location and duration, but price is a
> concern. We are looking for a relaxing vacation spot with great food,
> beaches, etc.
>
> We have been too many countries in Europe (about 14 I think), and we
> would like to try something new. We hope to go for a week minimum and
> up to 3 weeks total.
>
> Our budget is around 1,200GBP for the both of us including flights out
> of London. Any suggestions, help, or info would be great!
>
> Thanks
> Matt


Need to narrow the options down a bit. You say you've been to 14 European
countries, so what would be "new" to you?
Jan

>>Well, you can't sit in coffeeshops smoking dope all day long :-)
> I didn't realise it was closed.The whole country has gone to pot.

Dope or pot? Seems you can't decide. Well, with the choice you've got in
Holland...

R

>>I hope you like Van Gogh :-)
>
> Well, you can't sit in coffeeshops smoking dope all day long :-) I used

LOL. That one went home...

R

>>Dope or pot? Seems you can't decide. Well, with the choice you've got in
>>Holland...
>
> It was a deliberate joke.

So was mine...

R

"We have been too many countries in Europe (about 14 I think), and we
would like to try something new."

How about Salvador and Olinda in Brazil? Great beaches, good food,
friendly people, beautiful old city centers, lots of culture and
history, and after the flight it's inexpensive.

<mattylance@m> wrote in message
news:1105936148.675449.141950@f14g2000cwb. o...
> My fiance and I are planning to do our Honeymoon in mid to late August.
> We are Canadians but will be moving to London shortly and would like
> to plan our honeymoon from there.
>
> We are very flexible in terms of location and duration, but price is a
> concern. We are looking for a relaxing vacation spot with great food,
> beaches, etc.
>
> We have been too many countries in Europe (about 14 I think), and we
> would like to try something new. We hope to go for a week minimum and
> up to 3 weeks total.
>
> Our budget is around 1,200GBP for the both of us including flights out
> of London. Any suggestions, help, or info would be great!
>
> Thanks
> Matt
>

1) Find a nice hotel room.

2) Stay there for a week minimum and up to 3 weeks total.

3) Order room service.

or

4) Go to the French Riviera and find a nice hotel room, stay for a week
minimum and up to 3 weeks total and order room service.

As a bachelor all my days, I wouldn't dare comment. :-)

Alan Harrison

<< Azores. It's Hawaii for the poor :-) >>

But do you think the Azores fits their request for...
"We are looking for a relaxing vacation spot with great food, beaches, etc."?

Okay thanks for the replies. Firstly here is where we have gone
already:

-England
-Ireland
-Scotland
-France
-Belgium
-Switzerland
-Spain
-Greece
-Italy
-Germany
-Austria
-Poland
-Czech Rep.
-Hungry
-Slovakia
-Holland

More specifically we are looking for a nice place to relax and avoid
the stresses of travelling. We have done the backpack thing, and it
was great but for our honeymoon we want to not have to worry about
catching trains, worry about where we can afford to eat, etc.

I have been thinking of the souther Spain, Portual or Italy. We have
done the Greek Islands but in Spain we only went to Barcelona and in
Italy we did the major places north of Rome.


Can anybody fill me in on the Azores? Or any of the other suggestions.
Importantly are there any all inclusives like in the Dominican
Repbulic or Mexico? What are flight/vacation prices like?

Thanks again!
Matt


Steltzjr wrote:
> << Azores. It's Hawaii for the poor :-) >>
>
> But do you think the Azores fits their request for...
> "We are looking for a relaxing vacation spot with great food,
beaches, etc."?