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Honeymoon
kevandkeira
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Hi,
I would love to go to Mexico (particularly the el dorado seaside suites) but at the moment its coming in at £3854, Ideally I don't want to spend over £3000.
Is it worth hanging on & seeing if the prices drop further (It's already come down by £200 in the past 2 weeks), I have been advised by a well known holiday company that prices should keep dropping as fuel prices go down but they couldn't guarantee that.
Or should I start looking elsewhere?
Can anyone recommend anywhere nice? We would like all inclusive, adults only, 5* & a few good places to visit (ie in mexico we like the look of explor, the mayan temples & xcaret).
Thankyou
I would love to go to Mexico (particularly the el dorado seaside suites) but at the moment its coming in at £3854, Ideally I don't want to spend over £3000.
Is it worth hanging on & seeing if the prices drop further (It's already come down by £200 in the past 2 weeks), I have been advised by a well known holiday company that prices should keep dropping as fuel prices go down but they couldn't guarantee that.
Or should I start looking elsewhere?
Can anyone recommend anywhere nice? We would like all inclusive, adults only, 5* & a few good places to visit (ie in mexico we like the look of explor, the mayan temples & xcaret).
Thankyou
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Dates? Duration?0
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PeacefulWaters wrote: »Dates? Duration?
Oops yes that would help.
We are getting married on the 8th of August, so would like to leave for our honeymoon anytime after the 10th, preferably for 10-14 days.
Our son's birthday is on the 2nd of September so we need to be home before then.0 -
Have a look at the climate for August, could be very hot and very sticky.Posts are not advice and must not be relied upon.0
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Just updating with the cheapest quote I've found today for my own reference (otherwise i'll forget).
Thomson - Mexico - El dorado Seaside Suites - 18/8/15 till 1/9/15 - £3,698 total0 -
Have a look at the climate for August, could be very hot and very sticky.
Do you have any recommendations?
We are not very well travelled, we've both been to Cyprus & I've also been to Egypt but that's all.
H2B really struggled with the heat in Cyprus (constant heatwave) but I put that more down to too much alcohol & not enough water!!0 -
August will be very hot in Mexico, but lots of places are hot in August!0
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