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    TOP 10 DESTINATIONS HONEYMOON

    May 21, 2018 5 minutes
    BY LAUREN KAY

    1 Jamaica

    WHY GO This sunny beach hideaway is bursting with culture and adventure, not to mention jerk-seasoned dishes and coconut-infused cocktails.

    WHEN TO TRAVEL November to mid-December offers the best weather, and you can usually snag a deal too. You’ll have more competition for pool lounges January to March—its busy season.

    WHERE TO STAY Settle into a lagoon cottage at the GoldenEye (from $425, GoldenEye.com) complete with clawfoot tubs, private outdoor showers and unbeatable views of the Caribbean Sea and nearby Santa Maria Island. If you’re seeking a bit of adventure, explore the neighboring Blue Mountains (where Jamaica’s famous coffee beans grow) or take a complimentary sail on the resort’s glass-bottom boat. >>

    2 The Bahamas

    With more than 700 islands, the Bahamas is home to some

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