5 Amazing Destinations You need to know

by admin on March 9, 2010

As I research destination packages for couples this weekend, I found some amazing places that I knew you’d want to know about. From Castles in Europe to destinations like the Caribbean, Hawaii, and Mexico we will find destination resorts and secluded areas to plan your next weekend getaway.

1. Grand Bahama Island, Bahamas

The history of the Bahamas is one in which many of the islands settlements were founded by former slaves when Great Britain banned slavery in 1834. Presently, you will find the Bahamas a place that embraces its native Indian culture and its rich diversity of the past. In the Bahamas you will find a tranquil ambience, beaches of fine and opaque sand and filled with live at every turn from exotic seashells and spider lilies during the spring time, which in turn makes the Bahamas a striking wedding destination and gets my seal of approval. Imagine scuba diving in the warm waters of the Caribbean or relaxing and unwinding on a secluded beach with the luxurious amenities that a first class resort can offer, or how about restaurants, bars and shops, night entertainment or a dolphin experience. They exist and that’s why I’ve posted 3 of my favorite destinations.

Hotel and Resorts featured are:

Pelican Bay Hotel and Suites

Old Bahama  Bay by Ginn Sur Mer

Sheraton Grand Bahama Island Our Lucaya Resort

Moving on to my next top amazing destination…

2. Ixtapa, Mexico

Where is Ixtapa? Ixtapa is located  between the Sierra Madre mountains  and the pacific ocean, it is considered one of Mexico’s most beautiful beach destinations. Here you will find a traditional rural feeling with a modern twist, modern tourist resorts and marinas, adobe inspired villas nestled along of of Mexico’s premier beaches. At some of my favorite hotels which i will post shortly, you can find excitement in your vacation, including water skiing, scuba diving, snorkeling, sailing, windsurfing and even banana boat rides. This paradise on earth is only 10 minutes away from Zihuatanejo, a fishing town where local markets and restaurants away for you.

Hotels:

Las Brisas Ixtapa

The Tides Zihuatenejo

3. St. Lucia

It is said that St. Lucia is the most romantic and idyllic destination worldwide. It is rich with a cultural heritage and know for its mixture of French and British influence along with some of the most rich volcanic soils around. Historically, the french lost a foothold of the island during the battle of 1814 with the British, however its French culture influences much of the way of the music and arts. St. Lucia abundance can be found in tropical fruits, such as the mangoes and papayas and even bananas with 5 different types found on this island. The culinary delight will tantalize your taste buds as this island will gastronomically enchant your pants away.

Hotels and Resorts:

Anse Chastanet St. Lucia

Jalousie Plantation

4. Tuscany, Italy

5. Scotland, UK

Well here are destinations 4 and 5 I thought id better combine them because the warm waters of the caribbean sure are going to make it hard to fly off to Europe for a destination, but not so when we speak of Tuscany Italy for instance, an art lovers dream, magnificence architecture and sculpture, a countryside filled with beautiful landscapes and activities such as horseback riding, golf, fishing, and tennis. I’ve picked the Monalisa Estate and the Tuscan Estate as a wonderful destination because of its unique legacy. How about Scotland, 15th century decor with countryside of picturesque Forth Valley and Central Scotland views, consider Airth Castle Hotel and Spa Resort. Highland Pipers, Scottish Dancers I mean what more would you want lad!

Well, I’ve set it the 5 destinations you might want to venture off too, these are amazing places with some incredible people. Pick one and you just can’t go wrong.





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New Favors for this Spring

by admin on March 8, 2010

A preview of the New Favors  this Spring from the Kate collection coming to LoveFavorsAll.com ranging from wedding to baby shower favors. Enjoy!

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