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Corfu honeymoon hotel Louis Cruise Lines and more Questions?

I was thinking of booking a hotel for our stay in Corfu and found Jason 1.Hotel and 2.Ninos on the beach, 3. Eva Palace Hotel Grec, 4. Chandris Hotel 5. Ipsos beach hotel (I think all inclusive?) Travel consultant. Which of these hotels is ideal? Some are great values - I see that some are in Ipsos? would be low distance from the beach? I am also the Louis Cruise Lines reserve for the honeymoon (5 days w / port in Mykonos, Patmos, Rhodes, etc) Is this a cruise line credible? I've only traveled in the U.S. cruise (Sa Royal Caribbean carnival, etc) would be this is the same kind of experience? Thanks again for all answers.yahoo AID has given me!

As you can see that he had some very educated answers trolls. They are very useful. I know the hotel at # 3, 4, 5. So here goes. Grecotel Eva Palace is a little inland, but near the church of their church wedding. Chandris Hotel has a beach right in front of it. Just have to walk through the garden to get there. Ipsos Beach Hotel is directly across from the beach and you have to cross the road to get there. Jason and I think children are in the same area Ipsos Beach so you still have to get across the main road to go to the beach. They can be a little further from the main road. If prices are right for you, go to the hotel Chandris. Also near the church in comparison with others. As for Luis is a reliable company but I have a personal knowledge of all departments. The ports of call are interesting and are what almost all offer cruises in the Greek islands.

Honeymoon Cruises and ice cream machines

My wife and I had a big wedding. Relatives and friends on a beautiful afternoon in May. I could not have been better and what we are concerned that was the best wedding we have ever visited. But then everyone says about her wedding, probably even people who send their videos wedding to wedding bloopers shows. But I digress. We decided to go on a honeymoon cruise, which was great fun for both since neither of us had been never before on a cruise. We crossed one of the fun ships of Carnival Cruise Lines from Port Orlando Florida. Now many of you experienced cruisers out there knows everything this but for us beginners are on a cruise was a new and novel experience. Cruise ships are large, and the boat we were in was seen only in size medium. Trying to find our way around took some getting used to, but on the second day was very difficult to get lost. The first thing we did was find the situation room and put our hand luggage and then we went to the lunch buffet in the main pool deck. Now here's where it gets a bit confusing for the first time cruise. Of standing in line at the buffet I suddenly realized that like most of the cruise it was all inclusive except for alcoholic beverages. That meant I could get as much food from the buffet and it was paid already. Not only that I could go back as many times as I wanted, not that I did. Realizing he did not have carry the money with us was a kind of liberation. All I really needed was our room key which served as a kind of burden on card things, such as alcoholic beverages, which were not all-inclusive package. After lunch it was time to explore the ship and see what it had to offer. Do not go into great detail here and just said he had much to do on a cruise. In the main upstairs in the back of the dining hall was the establishment informal. I was always open and there was always food available. Now as we walked through I noticed towards the back of the room a large gazebo. As came and turned the back was like a dream come true. A soft serve ice cream machine. You know, like those at the Dairy Queen. I took a moment to realize that, like the lunch buffet again in the main pool terrace of this ice cream was absolutely free. Do you get that for five days and four nights I could come and either vanilla, chocolate, or, what is the best part, vanilla chocolate swirl ice cream anytime I wanted. And right next to the bowls and spoons, beating all imagine. They had chocolate, caramel, sprinkles, hot chocolate, peanuts, cherries and whipped cream. It was like being locked in a Dairy Queen for the night, lasted only five days ago. I mean, come one, the ice cream machine was more than worth the price of a honeymoon cruise complete. So if you ever have the chance to go on a cruise sure to find out if the ship you want to go have a soft serve ice cream machine. I know I'm looking forward the next time my wife and I are going on a cruise just for that simple fact.

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