HONEYMOON - Where to go in europe....

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  • jimmythecuckoo
    jimmythecuckoo Posts: 4,718
    johnfinch wrote:
    hosiescott wrote:
    where's a good place, unspoilt, beaches, not too commercial-like, romantic obviously. isle of wight's too scary. does anyone know nice spots to go ? sicily....sardinia.....south france?

    Croatia.
    +1

    Just been there are part of our honeymoon.

    Romantic for the ladies and cheap for the fella

    :D
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  • pickylongstocking
    pickylongstocking Posts: 62
    AMSTERDAM!!

    Only because when your new wife tells you that "she has a headache" (and now your married that will happen a LOT!) you have an array of delightful Eastern European women who do not know what the word no means on your doorstep.
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  • blackrockracer
    blackrockracer Posts: 86
    Croatia , Cavtat to be exact . Spent a week there last summer , stunning location. Very frendily people , good seafood , not too expensive . a very laid back resort with an 'older'(30 yrs and upwards) clientel. Lots of nice bars and restaurants , plenty of clean pebble beaches with crystal clear waters. Plus its literally 5mins from the airport.

    Im going back again next year even if the missus isnt!!
  • crumbschief
    crumbschief Posts: 3,399
    pickylongstocking wrote:
    AMSTERDAM!!

    Only because when your new wife tells you that "she has a headache" (and now your married that will happen a LOT!) you have an array of delightful Eastern European women who do not know what the word no means on your doorstep.

    Lol,cracker,sound advice,wherever you go just act like a battery and be ever ready.
  • EKIMIKE
    EKIMIKE Posts: 2,232
    Another one for Croatia. Went to Istria personally, stayed just outside of Labin.

    It's just a beautiful country with really welcoming people. Many of them speak a little bit of English which is obviously useful. The coastline is just incredible. Also if you can find some backstreet restaurants in the fishing towns then you'll get some great fresh seafood.

    Plenty of cultural stuff too in Istria. Heavy Italian influence (great coffee as expected) as it's just across from Venice. Amphitheater in Pula and the Euphrasian Basilica in Porec are really unique sights.
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  • Tom Butcher
    Tom Butcher Posts: 3,830
    mroli wrote:
    There is a little donkey there (or used to be) who was v friendly and after the hubbub of getting married - this was an idyllic retreat for us.

    Is it legal to marry a donkey ?
    it's a hard life if you don't weaken.
  • Mad Roadie
    Mad Roadie Posts: 710
    Tom Butcher wrote:
    mroli wrote:
    There is a little donkey there (or used to be) who was v friendly and after the hubbub of getting married - this was an idyllic retreat for us.

    Is it legal to marry a donkey ?
    they do some strange things in Croatia that are illegal over here..... it must have been a strange introduction to the family, but after consummation i am sure it will have been a stable relationship!!!
  • blueheeler
    blueheeler Posts: 61
    Venice then to Verona then catch the train up to Trento and just 20klms out of town you can go and visit Dario Pegeretti and see all his lovely frames....

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