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Hi, Try Caye Caulker, off the coast of Belize,much cheaper !

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Key West, hands down. Lots of nightlife, sunny and coastal, one of the most gay friendly places in the US. There are tons of B&Bs and businesses that cater directly to gay couples.

Good luck and congrats.

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My son and daughter in law went to Hawaii and it was utterly wonderful. Your honeymoon is something which you will remember all your life, so if you can manage Hawaii, do so. St Lucia will wait!

However….if funds are tight, the good news is that the lack of tourists in the Caribbean at the moment has pushed prices down and you might be able to get a super deal on St Lucia!

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Are you smoking something,bro?HAWAII!!!
If you go to greece,you can have a divorce after that.
It sucks.

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Cozumel is cheaper by a mile. However there are flies and the water is suspect .
Hawaii is good and the water is drinkable.In July you will get the odd benign tropical rain shower . I would go for Hawaii .

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Our travel agent booked us through Classic Vacations http://classicvacations.vacationport.net/hawaii.asp and got us some good deals. We went to Oahu, Maui, and Kauai. Kauai was my favorite island, but the whole trip was fantastic. We stayed at the Hyatt on both Maui and Kauai. I definitely would recommend it! Very nice hotel on both islands.

Enjoy yourselves and congrats!

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I just took a look at the orbitz site. There are so many packages to Hawaii.
Other sites will have these as well.
Your best bet is to go work with a travel agent. They can help you plan a package that meets your needs.

Have Fun.

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Http://www.pandaonline.com/news/hawaii-honeymoon-packages/

http://suite-paradise.com/kauai-honeymoon/honeymoon.html?source=Google&gclid=CPj0p-KWu50CFRQhnAod-gxijg

http://www.thehoneymoon.com/

http://travel-hawaii.com/

http://travel-hawaii.com/honeymoon.html

http://www.travour.com/top-honeymoon-destinations/honeymoon-in-usa/honeymoon-in-hawaii/cheap-honeymoon-packages-for-hawaii.html

http://www.4hawaii.com/

http://www.unforgettablehoneymoons.com/

http://www.best4hawaii.com/

or get a travel agent!

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You usually do better by booking everything together. Check with Travelocity for deals.

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Aloha!

There are a lot of great hotel/flight/car packages to HI right now, some will also have inexpensive tours – I also have a lot of info on tours and inexpensive/free activities in HI that you can choose to do!

Package will not likely include food unless you stay in a hotel that includes free breakfast (and I recommend getting a hotel with fridge/microwave to help on food costs if budget is important). All Inclusive resorts don’t exist in the US (its too expensive to run them)

If you wanted to send me info on your budget & travel dates I would be happy to price some packages for you including honey moon special sales. I am a travel agent and don’t mind doing this for you even if you dont book with me

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Cayman — great snorkeling! And not quite as expensive as Hawaii. Congratulations on getting married.

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It depends on your budget for the place. You can stay at places for $300 to $400 a night or you can get a place for around $100. You can check ratings and prices on places and activities on tripadvisor.com. The other end of the spectrum are places like the Hyatt Regency, Marriot, etc. We found a condo on the beach for $100 a night on the website. You can take a helicopter tour, glider tour, snorkeling cruise, hiking tour, horseback riding tour, go swimming and snorkeling at the various beaches, tour the volcano, drive the road to hana and check out the waterfalls, stop and have lunch at the black sand beach on the way to hana. If you have the time, you can fly or take the ferry to Molokai and tour the island for the day. The big Island of Hawaii is great if have several days and money to tour both Kona and HIlo side which are very diverse in vegetation along waterfalls, beaches, botanical garden, Parker Ranch, and another volcano to check out.

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Hey Cody, good question,and thank you for come to Hawaii, ok? You know, what you ask for available hea, but you rite, hafta get thru alla crap advertizing, so I try to help, ok? On Oahu, which most populated island, but also have some of best scenery, go online and check out Turtle Bay Resort, they got cabana/condo rite onna beach, not too many people round, cause Turtle Bay onna part of island that not too many tourist know bout, and really great place to get away, and enjoy, but have great food, good activity, and good value too, ok? And if you wanna really nice meal, you can go ova to resorts at Waikiki, to place like Roy’s, and get very romantic dinner with maybe best food inna alla islands, then go back to private beach, ok? Also great golf course too, but have horseback ride, rent mountain bike, and walk onna uncrowded beach, all good stuff, ok? Of course, Big Island have several place similar, so check out Kona Coast, lotta end point type resort, they got semi private beach, and only people who be there gonna be people who at hotel at the same time you are, ok? Of course several similar place on Kauai, and Maui, so really just take you pick, ok? Now, if you want real privacy, the Hana Hotel, which in Hana onna island of Maui can’t be beat, but take a while to get there, and not too many place to eat, kina rustic, and beach not that safe to swim, so hope this help, Peace and aloha to you!

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I also went to Couples Ocho Rios in Jamaica for my honeymoon in October. Both of us loved it and would consider returning. I definitely recommend looking into that resort. Also, I know someone else who went to the Sandals in Jamaica, but Couples seemed to be better. There were a lot of activities included at Couples that cost extra at the Sandals in Jamaica, like hiking Dunns River Falls, scuba diving, shopping trips, horseback riding, etc. There are a lot of fun things to do on site too, and you can do as little or as much as you want each day. We usually did one big activity and then chilled the rest of the day. In the evening it was fun to get a little bit dressed up for dinner, but it’s all very laid back. I hope this helps some! Sorry that I don’t know much about Hawaii.

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Hi there…I got married 1 year and a few months ago and I went to HI for my honeymoon too!…then for our 1st year anniversary we went again. We LOVE it there.

Anyway, pack light – as another person mentioned, its very casual there and of couse I OVER packed the first time we went. Here are some tips: Bring something fancy (in case you want to go to a fancy dinner), sporty (hiking/horse back riding), and the rest of the clothes can be casual – shorts, flip flops, t-shirts, etc.
Check this site out…I really like it because its very honest and informational and they dont sell anything! They also have great pics.
Good luck and have tons of fun! Aloha!

Http://www.sharinghawaii.com

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From living on the islands I’d also have to say either Oahu or Maui. Heck it might be nice to go to more than one island. As there is the Super Ferry which nowadays is just as cheap as taking a plane ride between islands since airlines are charging between 10-17 dollars a bag.

Maui is more of a resort island known for its beautiful beaches and resorts. Great if you want to lounge around.

Oahu has a little bit of everything if you know where to look and has a few of the 1000 things to do before you die on it; such as hiking up Diamond Head; the view is spectacular! They also have the USS Arizona Memorial, Waikiki Beach, Ala Moana Shopping Center, Polynesian Culture Center, Sea World and Kualoa Ranch. Kualoa Ranch has several nice tours that take you off the normal paths that not many people realize they can tour. If you’re a film buff like me there is a movie tour that takes you through the areas where Jurassic Park was filmed, 50 First Dates, King Kong etc. Also don’t forget to eat some malasadas

Good luck with your trip planning.

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Any one of four inter island air carriers: Aloha Air, Hawaiian Air, Go Air, or Island Air. However, this just in from Pacific Business News:

The interisland airline Go! Reposted its $29 one-way fares last week and announced over the weekend it was extending the offer through Monday night.
Phoenix-based Mesa Air Group Inc. (Nasdaq: MESA), operator of go!, said it was extending the offer “just for the heck of it.”
The initial offer, which was matched by Hawaiian Airlines and Aloha Airlines, was for selected seats on selected flights with several blackout periods around the holidays of November and December.

“Once again we’ve received an amazing response to our fare sale,” said Joe Bock, chief marketing officer for go!
Last week Mesa Air Group reported that go!’s load factor had fallen to about three quarters full in August.
Interisland air capacity is up significantly — more than 10 percent — from the same time last year, due to three factors: (1) a substantial expansion of Island Air, whose smaller aircraft now fly more routes than either Hawaiian or Aloha as they serve routes most of which are not served by the larger carriers; (2) the launch of go! With frequent service between Honolulu and the four major interisland destinations of Lihue, Kahului, Kona and Hilo; and (3) an expansion of Hawaiian and Aloha service to those same destinations in an effort to prevent go! From wresting market share from the legacy carriers.

Personal suggestion for time allotment: I recommend a 50/50 split between Maui and O’ahu. Just remember: summer is peak season; lotsa tourists, lotsa little kids, lotsa college kids, lotsa traffic… But also lotsa fun…

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I would recommend Maui. It is not as crowded as the other islands, but it still has a lot to do. You can go to the beach, go snorkeling, go shopping, go on a whale watching trip (if you go at the right time), tour a volcano, or do the Road to Hana, which is a beautiful drive through the rainforest. One of the best aspects of the island is that there are really nice resorts like the Grand Wailea and the Royal Lahaina that would be the perfect place to spend a second honeymoon. You can find more information and ideas here:

http://www.vacationsmadeeasy.com/MauiHI/lodging/

Hope this helps! Enjoy your trip!

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I would like to re do my honeymoon since it was a disaster. I would like to take my wife to Hawaii or Canada.

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If you are looking for tropical locations, I would say the bahamas.
But if it’s July, it might be too hot for the tropics. You could spend a vacation at a local beach someplace in the United States. The US has lots of great beaches:
Ocean city, MD
VA beach, VA
Myrtle beach, SC
Atlantic city, NJ
Cape May, NJ
Rehoboth beach, DE
Nags head, NC
or any beach in Florida.

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Go to cheapflight.com , or expedia.com

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If you intend to visit for only four or five days then you will have to target a particular area and concentrate your sightseeing there. Without knowing what you like to do, it is difficult to suggest an area. For such a short trip, two main areas come to mind. The Rotorua area (North Island) is good for Maori culture and geo thermal activity. In the South Island, the West Coast for scenery, glaciers, and historical settlements. The major cities are Auckland, Christchurch and Wellington; but a city is a city is a city……… Remember that July is the middle of winter here in NZ. It will be cold!!! Particularly relative to Dubai or India. If you’re a skier or you like snow then the Queenstown area will be of interest (South Island again).

If you want cheap then camp sites are generally of a good standard and have a range of cabin grades to suit most budgets. For such a short period you may find joining a tour is the simplest and most effective way of seeing things.

For ideas take a look at:

http://www.newzealand.com/English/

http://www.scenicpacific.co.nz/

http://www.nztours.co.nz/

http://www.newzealandtours.net.nz/

http://www.letsgo.co.nz/

or simply goodle/yahoo a search on New Zealand tours

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Well depends; if you want a resort where you can go diving and so on… Then Hurgada city, marsa allam, sharm… Etc
If you want to visit pyramids and monuments then Cairo, luxor, aswan.

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Www.bmibaby.com do really cheap flights – got my aunty flights from edinburgh to cardiff for 5.99 one way and 0.01 going back. With taxes and baggage costs it was just over £40. A hire car to be at airport when you arrive would be about £25 per day and you could also drop off at airport when you leave. Dont know of any company that does a package – but i’m sure by booking yourself it would be a lot cheaper – good luck and have a fantastic time

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I sound like a product advocate but this service genuinely is really good. I have used them before (when they were on Amazon) and they find really cheap deals for all sorts of trips. Give them a try:

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Good luck!