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Maui for sure. I've never met anybody who as unhappy doing so. Such a romantic place. You gotta make sure that you're in the right places though. Holler if you have any questions: pokerhelp@hotmail.com
 

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El Dorado Seaside in the Riveria Maya

gourmet all inclusive with great food, lots of bars, perfect climate, awesome rooms and no kids

you never have to leave the resort, but you can
 

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I would highly recommend you go to an all inclusive destination for 2 weeks. After your wedding you will need a couple of days to just wind down and relax, going for 2 weeks will give you enough time to relax as well as do the couple/touristy activities after just relaxing for a few days.
 

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When are you going? Also, how long do you want go for?

I would consider several places: Maui is great. If you are looking for complete relaxation, the Ritz-Carlton Grand Cayman is very quiet and tranquil.

Are you looking to site see or just beach bum it?

Also, if you want adventure: N’Djamena, Chad. Chances are you may not make it back alive, but hey. Kidding, one of the worst cities in the world.
 

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We are looking for a all inclusive place to relax with a beach but also have other options. She has done been to Hawaii. So looking for something different and somewhere we might not get to go again we could up the budget some. Thanks for all the replies.
 

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i went to punta cana this last summer, amazing place and very relaxing. stayed at the hard rock, which is all inclusive but theres still extras you can buy. golf is good, spa is absolutely amazing. all different kind of restaurants with underrated food. theres also like 8 different pools depending on if you have kids, wanna party, or just want to relax (same goes for different areas of the beach). oh and since your a newlywed they have a 2 person jaccuzzi tub in the center of every room (atleast the 3 that i went into). really a fun place, and there were quite a few people there on their honeymoon when i was there (they put big signs on your room saying your a newlywed)
 

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