My husband-to-be's parents want to treat us to an all-inclusive honeymoon but there are sooooo many options and I want to hear from real brides! Has anyone experienced an all-inclusive honeymoon (including airfare) for around $2,000 - $3,500? We want a lot of beach time and all the usual stuff (all meals / drinks included), but also want activities like hiking / running / basketball (might be a pipe dream). We'd at least like the option to have a good workout if we work up the energy after drinking and eating.
Also, if anyone happened to fly from and back to different cities that'd be helpful. We're getting married at home in Indiana, but flying back to Texas. Hotel names, links and total costs for two people would be so helpful! Oh, and we'll be going the last week of November if that helps! Thanks in advance for helping a newby!
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