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Weddings & Honeymoons


of Elounda in Crete for this, thanks to its


family suites, kids’ club and nanny facilities. Caribtours’ Indian Ocean product manager


Nicola Sweeney meanwhile stresses romance-favourite the Maldives can also be family-friendly: “Don’t be shy of suggesting resorts such as Lux in the Maldives’ South Ari Atoll, Anantara Dhigu and Per Aquum Niyama,” she suggests. Meanwhile, Mauritius, for its lack of jetlag is Kuoni’s familymoon tip, along with Sugar Beach,


A Viceroy Resort, in St Lucia for its “fabulous kids club” and Paradisus Playa del Carmen in Mexico where newlyweds can use adjacent family and adult-only facilities. Adamson-Brown even recommends cruising


for familymoons. Alternatively, she suggests marrying with family and friends onboard in a UK port, then voyaging off alone. For “babymoons”, where couples take a last


romantic holiday before the imminent arrival of their firstborn, comfort is key, advises W&O. It has booked expectant parents to Greek islands


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with direct flights, ensuring the hotel is in a flat area near the airport. The “humanitarian honeymoon” is another


new trend. Some of Adamson-Brown’s clients forego a traditional wedding list and ask for donations to a charity local to where they’re honeymooning; one paid for extra luggage to take clothes out to South African Aids orphans, she reports. A good bet for charity-minded clients is a


romantic hotel with philanthropic credentials, such as Thailand’s The Sarojin, which has a community fund and lets guests help prepare lunch for local children; or Shinta Mani near


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