Planning a wedding on Jamaica in the Caribbean, or looking for an exclusive honeymoon vacation on Jamaica, then investigate Geejam on the shores of north east Jamaica.

Top Romantic Wedding Destination in Jamaica just has to be Geejam, a converted recording hideaway for international pop stars to a very smart boutique hotel.

It sits on a lush six acre site on the San San Estate in North East Jamaica close to Port Antonio, right between the turquoise blue of the Caribbean, and the foothills of the Blue Mountains, and is the real deal when it comes to choosing a romantic wedding destination or the ideal honeymoon spot.

The seven room Geejam has been described as a real jewel box of a hotel, which does sum up this hideaway boutique hotel very well indeed. It has superb accommodations in intimate cabins, its own private beach, and a stunning treetop restaurant. Inevitably there is a Spa, a swimming pool a gym for those who have to take exercise even on a Caribbean Honeymoon.

Of course there is still the top class recording studio, which almost goes without saying, so if you choose Geejam as your Jamaica honeymoon vacation spot, then you can probably celebrity watch as well, although you are unlikely to be that kind of person if you choose this boutique hotel.

As a romantic wedding destination, you will be overwhelmed by the natural beauty of the surroundings, with lush tropical forest and multicoloured flowers, with the sea in the background. Your every need will be attended to, and the attention to detail is more than impressive. To be married here would be the ultimate, and of course it is only a question of organisation and payment!! To be married in such a private setting, with the sounds of the sea close by is beyond imagination To walk through the rainforest on one of the many paths that weave up and down, and be married on a secluded terrace or the lovely beach will give you photographs and memories to treasure forever.

As a guest at Geejam you will realise immediately what an exclusive resort this is, and you’ll be pressed to find its equivalent anywhere in the Caribbean. From the rooms or cabins which are all detached and superbly fitted out, with steam showers in the fantastic bathrooms, to the iPod player, the flat screen television with music and movies on demand, to the mobile phone you are supplied with to use whenever you want anything. For a honeymoon vacation the Drum’nBass Suite has a stunning terrace, and is a little bigger, with views that will make you not want to blink in case you miss something.

The best thing of all is that all you have to do is ask, and it happens. Be it something special for dinner, or a shopping trip to Port Antonio, nothing, but nothing is too much trouble. Geejam is not only a magnificent exclusive resort, eminently suitable as the absolute top romantic wedding destination, or the best Jamaica Honeymoon Destination, but it the place to indulge yourself and your partner. It’s tranquil, elegant, and beautiful, with staff who just cannot do enough for the guests. All you have to do is to be able to afford it!

About the Author

Ben Thompson is the main writer for Jamaica Vacation Spots as well as authoring several articles about Worldwide Vacation Spots and he recommends Caribbean Vacation Spots but given a choice he would choose Jamaica

 

It's easy to eat cheaply in Paris.

Eating out in Paris does not have to be an expensive or an extravagant thing - you can eat well and very cheaply if you know where to look. Whether you want to eat al fresco in the parks and quiet places of the city - or whether you prefer to sit and laze the day away in a cafe or bar or bistro - follow the great ideas and tips you'll find here. Paris does not need to cost you the earth and - with some local knowledge - you can eat cheaply in Paris every day.

In Europe in general - and Paris is no different - it's a good idea to make lunch your main meal of the day. Almost all cafes, bars, bistros and restaurants offer fixed price menus at lunchtime and will often throw in a glass of beer or wine for free included in the price. Even at dinner time if you look around you can find restaurants with menus offering three courses for less than fifteen euros.

Students who have an international student card can use the dining facilities of the Paris university campuses - and the local student food caterer called CROUS also provides food outlets around the city. Just search for CROUS Paris online for a list of addresses. You can also buy a copy of the necessary card at any of the CROUS outlets - provided you have your student identification with you.

Good places to eat include:

Cafe Berthillon on Rue St-Louis-en-I'lle. This is the most fantastic place for ice cream and sorbet with flavours and styles like you couldn't even imagine. Expect long queues for the most popular ice cream shop in Paris.

Cafe de la Mosquee on Rue Geoffroy-St-Hilaire provides authentic mint tea and middle eastern flavours in it's savouries and cakes.

Cafe Very is in the famous Jardin des Tuileries right in the very beating heart of the city. This is the best of several cafes in the gardens and delivers the most perfect toasted croques you'll ever find.

For a more restaurant level nosh up then try some of these great places:

L'as Du Falafel - no prizes for guessing what the dish of the day is here! The falafel is the most famous of all middle eastern treats - look out for the pitta special - with pitta bread, cabbage, aubergine, hummus and tabasco sauce - wonderful.

The Foyer Du Vietnam is on Rue Monge and is a very popular purveyor of vietnamese curries and noodle dishes. Popular with students and locals alike.

Goldenberg Restaurant on Rue des Rosiers is the best known Jewish eating place in the city. You can stuff yourself on borscht, blinis, strudels and - of course - chicken soup! Great food in an authentic atmosphere.

These are only a few suggestions on how to eat cheaply in Paris. The main tip is to remain flexible and - if you can - chat with the locals and ask for their advice.

Enjoy your trip to Paris.

 

About the Author

Gary Hill is a travel journalist from Scotland. He has a special interest in Europe vacations and his writing career started after one night in Paris in the nineteen seventies - dont ask! He now lives and works for part of the year in Barcelona.