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NEYMOONS AISLE TO ISLE DESTINATIONS


LEFT AND RIGHT: Two of


Sandals’


table setting options


BELOW:


Set-up for an ‘Island Chic’ ceremony


And couples with kids in tow can opt to say their vows at a family-friendly Beaches resort and then leave the little ones behind with family to honeymoon in style at Sandals. Clients who fancy a


twin-centre stay in Jamaica can wed at Sandals South Coast and then spend their honeymoon at another Sandals resort, such as the laid-back Sandals Montego Bay or the colonial-style Sandals Royal Caribbean, both around a 90-minute drive away. Ramp up the romance and


boost your commission by booking honeymooners staying at Sandals Montego Bay on the Mini-Routes to Negril road trip with Island Routes. What better


way to kick off married life than by cruising along Jamaica’s gorgeous northwest coast in a Mini Cooper? Following an expert guide


and in touch by radio, there’s no need to worry about getting lost, but driving around the island still feels like an adventure. We stop to chat to a local coconut vendor, eat lunch at Negril’s Seven Mile Beach, visit the iconic Negril Lighthouse, watch an authentic jerk chicken demonstration and are wowed by the cliff-divers at the legendary Ricks Cafe (daredevil honeymooners can take the plunge themselves if they’re feeling brave). It’s the perfect way to conclude a dream wedding break.


22 February 2018 travelweekly.co.uk 51


PICTURES: SANDALS; JRDELIA.COM


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