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Cayo Las Brujas, Villa Clara, Cuba, Caribbean
Good for: Family Travel, Beaches
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Paseo Vicini, Guayacanes, San Pedro de Marcoris, Juan Dolio, Caribbean
Good for: Spa and Resort, Food and Dining
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Carr 546 Final , Barrio San Idelfonso, Coamo, , 00769, Caribbean
Good for: Romantic Travel and Honeymoons, Eco-Tourism
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Neptuno, esquina Prado y Zulueta, Havana, Cuba, Caribbean
Good for: Luxury Travel, Photography, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons
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100 Cristo St, Old San Juan, San Juan, Puerto Rico, 00901, Caribbean
Good for: Luxury Travel, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons, Architecture
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4a calle Oriente 8, Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala
Good for: Luxury Travel, Photography, Museum Visits
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West Bay Street, P.O. Box CB 13842, Nassau, New Providence Island, Caribbean
Good for: Romantic Travel and Honeymoons, Food and Dining, Business Travel
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Petit Bas Vent, Deshaies, Guadeloupe, 97126, Caribbean
Good for: Romantic Travel and Honeymoons, Family Travel
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Calle 30, Avenidas 2/4, San Jose, Province of San Jose, 1007, Costa Rica
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Hilton Papagayo Costa Rica Resort & Spa
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Playa Arenilla, (formerly Fiesta Premier Resort & Spa), Gulf of Papagayo, Costa Rica
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Via Italia Punta Paitilla, Punta Paitilla, Panama City, Panama
Good for: Family Travel, Business Travel, Budget Travel
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Lighthouse Road, Negril, Jamaica, Caribbean
Good for: Photography, Beaches, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons
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Hotel Class
Vicente Celestino Duarte #19, Zona Colonial, Santo Domingo, Caribbean
Good for: Architecture
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Hotel Class
Crta Las Morlas km 16, Sector Punta Hicacos, Cuba, Caribbean
Good for: Beaches, Singles, Family Travel
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Gran Bahia Principe Punta Cana
Hotel Class
Areana Gorda-Macao, Seccion Baigua, Higuey-Provincia La Altagracia, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
Good for: Spa and Resort, Beaches, Water Sports
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Calle Santa Lucia 141, Granada, Nicaragua
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166 Bodden Town Road, Grand Cayman, Caribbean
Good for: Beaches, Food and Dining, Diving and Snorkeling
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Caye Caulker Village, PO Box 39, , Belize
Good for: Diving and Snorkeling, Beaches, Water Sports
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Guatemala
Good for: National/State Park, Road Trip, Jungle and Rain Forest
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PO Box 126, Petionville, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Caribbean
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On the Hill of Grand Case, , 97150, Caribbean
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Hyatt Regency Curacao Golf Resort
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Santa Barbara Plantation, Porta Blancu, Nieuwpoort, Caribbean
Good for: Beaches, Golf, Spa and Resort
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I really enjoyed our concierge level room. It had a double bed and really comfy pull out couch that I slept on. We were also given robes, sparkling wine, fresh fruit, and best of all a balcony! I seriously will never go another cruise unless I can have a room with balcony.
Our room attendant couldn't be friendlier or better. And he always seem to be nearby to get us whatever we needed.
It was a lovely week!
I've never tried any other AI (All Inclusive) resorts except Club Med, which I first ended up going to from Ottawa 22years ago since it solved the problem for me needing a visa to go to several other possible locations - so, I ended up in Paradise Island (now closed!
I discovered then that it is the perfect solution for a single woman travelling alone (like I told one man who asked how could I go to the Maldives alone i.e. not with him, in a postcard I sent him from Club Med Kani: "You are never alone at Club Med!" LOL!), especially when all I want is to wake up in the morning to RRR (refresh, rejuvenate, recharge) when I'm 'brain-dead'!
Great company/good food - don't have to worry where to eat, what to order for breakfast/lunch/dinner - just pick and choose what your eyes can feast on (especially the crepe with chocolate sauce or the chocolate-"chunk" baguette at Cancun and Cherating!). And for lunch/dinner, there's a choice between the main restaurant and another 1-2 specicalty restaurants (like the Surf and Turf in Cancun where I met 'Yeh', flirting with my Palm Beach room-mate! No wonder he remembered me when he saw me in Cherating 7 years later! Where he was posted with a dosen chefs to revamp the kitchen/menu and I found the chocolate-chunk baguette I first discovered in Cancun!).
Two weeks cruising the Caribbean is bliss and the cruise ship Ventura was a great ship to travel on.
Lots to see and do but a little over priced. Great beaches.
A new ship made for the British market. Cruising has come to the masses much to the disgust of the aged and wealthier cruiser.
We enjoyed it but we went out of school holiday times so not so many children about.
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If you have a quote from another location, let them know and any one of their people will beat it. Pretty nice deal since I always have a ‘travel budget’ that I like to stick to. I figure the more I save, the more shopping I can do when I get there! Who doesn’t like the sound of that? (And, it makes my husband very happy when he does the ‘total trip tally’ after we’ve gotten home.)
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Very clean rooms with white socks clean floors. Location is a very quiet residential neighborhood. Centrally located to beaches and downtown. Nice buffet breakfast on a covered terrace where
you can watch and see tropical birds.Our hosts and their staff went out of their way to make
this a pleasurable and memorable stay.
Yes! Yes! I highly recommend this place to others.
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First time on a cruise ... hmmmm ...
It was great ... and sometimes not so great .... but overall I found it more enjoyable that I had imagined, and that may have been because I was with 3 companions, I wouldn't have gone alone (although some people did) and I'm not sure I'd have picked this particular cruise to travel as a couple.
Carnival is one of the largest cruise lines in the world and this particular ship and 'theme' was all about 'fun'; the kind of fun that requires constant activity either on the boat or on the excursions when the boat lands. Although the excursions range from being as lazy as soaking in the sun on a western Caribbean beach in Mexico, Belize, Honduras or Bahamas, or as easy as sifting through the jewelry stores paying 50% of US store prices for precious metal and stone trinkets, or as effort intensive as kayaking down rivers and walking through ancient Mayan ruins.
The 'fun cruises' as they call them are not about peace and quiet ... especially if your cabin is surrounded by a family of New Yorkers (and I do not cast dispersions on an otherwise fine set of people); but this family was loud and would open their various doors so that the kids could run about between the rooms ..... but that, I've got to say was the only downside of an otherwise great week.
The service on Carnival Glory was fantastic .... there seemed to be a unique spirit and pleasantness from all of the people who looked after us whether they were cabin-cleaners, bar people, restaurant waiters or anyone else whose job included talking to or helping the passengers.
24hr pizza ... wow! Food was available all day in a number of restaurants (especially the buffet) but I had to try the pizza at 3am and it was great. And all food is included in the price you pay for the trip.
You don't carry money, unless you want to play in the casino, so everything you do and drink goes on a card. So you can keep the trip inexpensive by drinking little alcohol or rack up a nice big bill that just comes off your VISA at the end without you having to sign anything except all the drinks receipts that accompany every order .... but its all worth it.
Oh ... thanks John, I forgot .... you can't take your own drink on board ... you'll get into a bit of bother if you don't give any alcohol bought on those shore excursions to the purser for safe keeping until the end of the cruise.
It was fantastic we went on a Caribbean cruise for two weeks on the first night i didnt have any sense of what was going on but on the second night i had the time of my life i went in the club we all called it babe side but it was really called bay side and we all went and danced on the dance floor i want to go back but my mum wont, we swam with dolphins, went on a helicopter, swam with turtles and or course we went SHOPPING and i really enjoyed that.
It had a spa, a club, a swimming pool, 10 bars and llllllllllllllllllooooooooooooooooooooooooooooottttttttttttttttssssssssssssss of other things.
Q: Life gets in the way ..... "So, after all the research, & the worry, and the debating, etc ....... it turns out my trip to CA is going to have to be a lot..."
A: "What is your question????"
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