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Honeymoon help
FULLERpromise
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Hi all,
due to go on Honeymoon August this year.
long story short my partner cannot fly and therefore our original destination is out question,
so I am looking for advice/ideas of places can go where can train/ferry or what have you.
basically want somewhere sunny. So far south of france was the ideal but it still looks quite long winded to get there.
cruise is also an option though unsure as never done one before.
thanks in advance
due to go on Honeymoon August this year.
long story short my partner cannot fly and therefore our original destination is out question,
so I am looking for advice/ideas of places can go where can train/ferry or what have you.
basically want somewhere sunny. So far south of france was the ideal but it still looks quite long winded to get there.
cruise is also an option though unsure as never done one before.
thanks in advance
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South of France -take Eurostar to Paris and then one of their super fast trains south7
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You can get a ferry to Santander in Spain I think but don't know anything about it.1
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Read the thread title and thought 'this could be interesting - has Golfie pulled again?'.
Orient Express to Venice? Very romantic.8 -
Isle of Sheppey?8
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Why dont you wait until the Charlton fixtures have been released?
Can then see if there are any away games that you fancy doing in August, combine it as a City break5 -
Interestingly a few minutes ago had a text from my mate who is on the Portsmouth to Santander ferry. Its a 33 hour trip via the bay of Biscay.Athletico Charlton said:You can get a ferry to Santander in Spain I think but don't know anything about it.
Having traveled that route a couple of years ago could not really recommend it.
My mate just text saying it was getting a bit rough in time for dinner!!2 -
If you're not too fussed about the weather.
The Aviemore Highland Resort.
Lovely place, plenty to do, excellent food.
Direct train from London.2 -
Hire yourself a nice classic car for a couple of weeks, have a road trip down to Sarnico and bomb around Lake L'Iseo on one of these for a few days -

That's a Aquariva in the photo; the Riva boat company are based on the banks of Lake L'Iseo. Pretend you're minted and interested in buying a boat and they'll not only give you a ride, they'll treat you to some food n all
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Cruise, Ambassador out of Tilbury or Celebrity out of Southampton. Both do all inclusive and stretch to a balcony cabin if you can.
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I can give you some great advice - don’t get married.10
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Getting married and then a weekend in Northampton. It’s the stuff dreams are made of.ForeverAddickted said:Why dont you wait until the Charlton fixtures have been released?
Can then see if there are any away games that you fancy doing in August, combine it as a City break3 -
If you have the time and fancy a ferry, Dover Calais or Dunkirk and drive south.
As I suggested, If you have time drive south through France to Northern Spain, staying at the super resort of San Sebastian stopping at St Jean De Luz on route.
Done it a few times but you need more than a couple of weeks to do it justice.0 -
This one is more likely than the orient express having just looked at pricesricky_otto said:
Getting married and then a weekend in Northampton. It’s the stuff dreams are made of.ForeverAddickted said:Why dont you wait until the Charlton fixtures have been released?
Can then see if there are any away games that you fancy doing in August, combine it as a City break
Sadly my main thing is I want some sun and good weather so realise that means more of a ball aches journey to get that if not flying.
so far enquired on the cruise out of Southampton thanks red10
and looking at maybe Eurostar to Paris couple nights then fast train onto south of france for a week or something maybe
all ideas/advice/jokes welcome
thanks all3 -
Scotland, Ireland or the Channel Islands? We run a company that organises tailor-made holidays throughout UK & Ireland, including honeymoons and special experiences. I won't plug it too much here but if that's of interest at all, drop me an inbox message and I'll send you a link to the website, where there's lots of inspiration.5
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Take her camping in your garden, she will appreciate the kitchen more afterwards9
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Can you share any of the following?FULLERpromise said:Hi all,
due to go on Honeymoon August this year.
long story short my partner cannot fly and therefore our original destination is out question,
so I am looking for advice/ideas of places can go where can train/ferry or what have you.
basically want somewhere sunny. So far south of france was the ideal but it still looks quite long winded to get there.
cruise is also an option though unsure as never done one before.
thanks in advance
- What's your age profile?
- Do you want lively or peaceful, adults only or not fussed?
- Do you want to sit by a pool and sunbathe or be active (or if both whats the mix)?
- What is most important to you - entertainment, facilities (spa etc), food, nightlife etc etc.
- How independent do you want to be (do your own thing or have someone else do things for you?
- is there anything you definitely don't want to do?
- And the killer - how much do you want to spend (excluding spending money)?
Happy to offer some thoughts...
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You old romantic you @ForeverAddickted ,ForeverAddickted said:Why dont you wait until the Charlton fixtures have been released?
Can then see if there are any away games that you fancy doing in August, combine it as a City break
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I've never expected so much from a thread title and been so disappointed.6
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Age 36 and 32SporadicAddick said:
Can you share any of the following?FULLERpromise said:Hi all,
due to go on Honeymoon August this year.
long story short my partner cannot fly and therefore our original destination is out question,
so I am looking for advice/ideas of places can go where can train/ferry or what have you.
basically want somewhere sunny. So far south of france was the ideal but it still looks quite long winded to get there.
cruise is also an option though unsure as never done one before.
thanks in advance
- What's your age profile?
- Do you want lively or peaceful, adults only or not fussed?
- Do you want to sit by a pool and sunbathe or be active (or if both whats the mix)?
- What is most important to you - entertainment, facilities (spa etc), food, nightlife etc etc.
- How independent do you want to be (do your own thing or have someone else do things for you?
- is there anything you definitely don't want to do?
- And the killer - how much do you want to spend (excluding spending money)?
Happy to offer some thoughts...
prob a peaceful place but with a bit of atmosphere there or somewhere near can visit for this
prefer to relax sit by pool sunbathe in day (one of non flying reasons due to partners back so limits her being very active)
most important for me is sun and food and my partner would say spa and entertainment prob
for me the only defo no no is somewhere weather not great and lots of walking required which not possible for other half
as for budget prob 3-4K mark
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Fly to Thailand and have 2 great weeks for £3-4K mate and just video call the other half each evening to let her know how you are getting on. Simples.5
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According to the advert that just appeared you should go to Okinawa.0
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South of France should tick all your boxes. Some lovely places in Antibes gives you easy access to Cannes, Nice and Monaco. Short drive in a hire car or a cheap train ride.1
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Whilst you are there, see if she wants to be taken up the Eiffel tower.lancashire lad said:South of France -take Eurostar to Paris and then one of their super fast trains south2 -
So you're not too young to cruiseFULLERpromise said:
Age 36 and 32SporadicAddick said:
Can you share any of the following?FULLERpromise said:Hi all,
due to go on Honeymoon August this year.
long story short my partner cannot fly and therefore our original destination is out question,
so I am looking for advice/ideas of places can go where can train/ferry or what have you.
basically want somewhere sunny. So far south of france was the ideal but it still looks quite long winded to get there.
cruise is also an option though unsure as never done one before.
thanks in advance
- What's your age profile?
- Do you want lively or peaceful, adults only or not fussed?
- Do you want to sit by a pool and sunbathe or be active (or if both whats the mix)?
- What is most important to you - entertainment, facilities (spa etc), food, nightlife etc etc.
- How independent do you want to be (do your own thing or have someone else do things for you?
- is there anything you definitely don't want to do?
- And the killer - how much do you want to spend (excluding spending money)?
Happy to offer some thoughts...
prob a peaceful place but with a bit of atmosphere there or somewhere near can visit for this
prefer to relax sit by pool sunbathe in day (one of non flying reasons due to partners back so limits her being very active)
most important for me is sun and food and my partner would say spa and entertainment prob
for me the only defo no no is somewhere weather not great and lots of walking required which not possible for other half
as for budget prob 3-4K mark
Cheers
You can sit by the pool
Eat and drink to your hearts content
Fantastic Spas
Plenty of entertainment laid on
On days when the ship is somewhere, stay on board and have the ship to yourself or jump in a taxi and sit on a beach - have lunch in town
For £4k you will get yourself a nice balcony cabin...
https://www.iglucruise.com/search?hitsPerPage=15&refinementList[itinerary.destinations.en][0]=Mediterranean&refinementList[cruiseTypeNameNew][0]=No Fly Cruise&refinementList[cruiseTypeNameNew][1]=Cruise and Stay&refinementList[departure_seaport.port_name.en][0]=Southampton
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Or you could take her up the Canal de l’Ourcq.guinnessaddick said:
Whilst you are there, see if she wants to be taken up the Eiffel tower.lancashire lad said:South of France -take Eurostar to Paris and then one of their super fast trains south0 -
One would hope he’s camped in her garden considering it’s a honeymoon.EricBanterna said:Take her camping in your garden, she will appreciate the kitchen more afterwards5 -
took your time, @DaveMehmet
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Using that logic, it's a good job I'm not giving advice. If I were, Mrs Fuller would be getting set for a trip to Wilko.Wheresmeticket? said:According to the advert that just appeared you should go to Okinawa.0 -
Like a lion stalking its prey - Dave was just waiting for the right momentIdleHans said:took your time, @DaveMehmet0











