Lover.....ly ,but I dont fancy the 9 hour flight....thanks for asking though.

I'd love to, just tell work I won't be in and tell my family I'll be back in two weeks.

Throw in a little scuba, lobster, and those funky drinks with the umbrella's in them, and I'm there!!

If you do do not use Carnival Cruise lines.Mr Bill

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That would be wonderful! :)

Take me.....

Yes. But I don't know how to snorkel. Well, I'll just enjoy the white sand beaches there :)