St Lucia Travel Deals
We are young and more into the party scenes. 5 of us are going for a wedding but have a ton of free time on the side. We are looking for a cheap all inclusive hotel in St. Lucia. Any ideas?
Greatly appreciated 
My family of three has been on four cruises, all on Disney Cruise Line. I am planning another cruise for August of 2010. My daughter will be 10 at that time.
We’ve done eastern and western caribbean, and this time, we wanted to try southern. We’ve done the research and have decided on sailing out of San Juan, PR, but there are two ships and we can’t decide which we should choose. We were looking for people who have been on these cruises to get their honest opinion about their experiences…
Carnival Victory- Ports seem ok, St. Thomas, Dominica, Barbados, St. Lucia, St Kitts, and St. Maarten. Nothing too exciting. Prices seem to be about 0 cheaper/person in all categories that RC.
Royal Caribbean, Serenade of the Seas- Different ports depending on day of departure. (Curacao, Aruba, Dominica, St. Thomas vs Barbados, St Lucia, Antigua, St Maarten, St. Croix) Again, will probably be about 0 more no matter if we stay inside/balcony/oceanview…
We are specifically looking for info regarding children’s activities… are they open early or late, do they charge extra, any problems with them, any exceptionally fun activities… and also we were looking out for loopholes that you find out on board… extras like soda cards, is alcohol or bottled water overpriced, etc.
We’ve been told that having been only on DCL that we have been spoiled, and that no cruise line can compare (i.e., free soda 24/7) I find that super hard to believe, I mean, it’s a floating tiny hotel room with food. We can live without the monkeys made out of towels.
thanks for reading and we are looking forward to your responses.
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my friends and I, who are age 20,18 and 18 would like to go on a caribbean vaction around christmas. We want to go somewhere cheap as we are on a tight budget. We would like it to be all-inclusive however that is not manditory! We were thinking of going to (but not limited to)
-cuba
-aruba
-british virgin islands
-st. lucia
-barbados
-dominican republic
so my guestion is do you know of any good resorts or hotels that offer good deals. or where i could find some? as well as flights
thank you
I’m going on a limited budget, need fun things to do outside all-inclusive hotel. Also best place(s) there to by cheap souviners.
I am going in January, for a delayed honeymoon. Also, how’s Coconut bay resort and spa? Any help on anything would be much appreciated!!! Thanks.
I’d like to find a low priced hotel (College student here) in St. Lucia for 2 days.
I’d like it to be close to the airport I land, whichever I choose (your recommendations will help) and also a car rental. I’m 20 yrs of age, I can rent a car there for a few days right? Low priced for that too would be great.
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Hey
my friends and I, who are age 20,18 and 18 would like to go on a caribbean vaction around christmas. We want to go somewhere cheap as we are on a tight budget. We would like it to be all-inclusive however that is not manditory! We were thinking of going to (but not limited to)
-cuba
-aruba
-british virgin islands
-st. lucia
-barbados
-dominican republic
so my guestion is do you know of any good resorts or hotels that offer good deals. or where i could find some? as well as flights
thank you
Well no one else is going to say this so I guess I will. This is only the honest truth as if I said differently, really wouldn’t help you!
Christmas travel isn’t cheap unfortunately. It is a very busy travel time and people book in advance for Holiday travel.
I can’t speak for Cuba, but all the islands except for Dominican Republic are not inexpensive places. Now on if you are able to stay within budget for the Dominican Republic depends on what your budget is and also what city you would depart from because airfare can definitely be a big expensive. I would suggest trying to go to Cancun as there are many flights there and that typically is going to be the lowest priced tropical destination you might be able to travel to.
Good Luck to you and remember you will all need valid passports to travel to any of these destinations. If you are a US citizen you can only go to Cuba via booking it a "special" way.
My family of three has been on four cruises, all on Disney Cruise Line. I am planning another cruise for August of 2010. My daughter will be 10 at that time.
We’ve done eastern and western caribbean, and this time, we wanted to try southern. We’ve done the research and have decided on sailing out of San Juan, PR, but there are two ships and we can’t decide which we should choose. We were looking for people who have been on these cruises to get their honest opinion about their experiences…
Carnival Victory- Ports seem ok, St. Thomas, Dominica, Barbados, St. Lucia, St Kitts, and St. Maarten. Nothing too exciting. Prices seem to be about $100 cheaper/person in all categories that RC.
Royal Caribbean, Serenade of the Seas- Different ports depending on day of departure. (Curacao, Aruba, Dominica, St. Thomas vs Barbados, St Lucia, Antigua, St Maarten, St. Croix) Again, will probably be about $350 more no matter if we stay inside/balcony/oceanview…
We are specifically looking for info regarding children’s activities… are they open early or late, do they charge extra, any problems with them, any exceptionally fun activities… and also we were looking out for loopholes that you find out on board… extras like soda cards, is alcohol or bottled water overpriced, etc.
We’ve been told that having been only on DCL that we have been spoiled, and that no cruise line can compare (i.e., free soda 24/7) I find that super hard to believe, I mean, it’s a floating tiny hotel room with food. We can live without the monkeys made out of towels.
thanks for reading and we are looking forward to your responses.
For childrens activities, Royal is the way to go. They have an awesome program for children. Its not as good as Disney’s, but it is a lot better than Carnivals. Carnival is better on the wallet.
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