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All Inclusive Honeymoon- Dominican Republic or Jamaica?
Hello, we want to go somewhere decent for our honeymoon. We haven’t had the opportunity to travel much but I was looking at All Inclusives in Jamaica and the DR. Out of the two, which one would you recommend?
Also for the resorts, we are looking at the following:
into Punta Cana (Gran Bahia Principe Ambar Don Pablo Collection (Adults Only), NH Real Arena, or Grand Oasis Punta Cana) or Puerto Plata (Sun Village Resort and Spa)…
We looked at some places in Jamaica such as the Gran Bahia Principe (Runaway Bay, Jamaica), Holiday Inn Sunspree Montego Bay (although this seems more like a family resort), or Riu Ochos Rios (Montego Bay, Jamaica).
Any honest feedback would be appreciated.
PS if you know where we can find a killer deal for an all inclusive for our honeymoon, feel free to recommend that as well. We really want to stay at around $800 per person for 1 week and will be traveling September 13- September 20, 2009.
I don’t mean to rain on your parade, but that is the height of hurricane season in the Caribbean. You might consider Aruba, hurricanes rarely go that far south.
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