Honeymoons & Romantic Getaways

50 VACATION IDEAS - VACATION IDEA.COM

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Family Vacation Ideas:
Take a worry-free family beach vacation at the Napili Kai Beach Resort in Maui. The sandy hotel beach is shallow and protected from high surf.

Explore underwater ruins, have fun on water slides and lazy river at Atlantis in the Bahamas. The resort offers many family vacation activities.

Go kayaking, swim in the pool and in the ocean at the Naples Grande Resort in Florida.

Go bird watching at Christian Pond in Grand Teton National Park. Even if your kids have a hard time staying quiet, the happy birds at this pond will probably not mind.

Take the kids to Keswick Hall for the weekend where they can learn about the U.S. history first-hand by touring Thomas Jefferson's historic Monticello.

The Royal Hawaiian hotel in Waikiki is famous for its oceanfront luau where you can enjoy food, music and a spectacular sunset over the Pacific.

Take a Caribbean family vacation on St. Thomas and take advantage of the family programs at the Wyndham Sugar Bay.

Rent a luxury condo in Hawaii at the Kapalua Resort, famous for its beaches, golf, spa and adventure. You'll have the flexibility of preparing your own meals, and you'll receive discounts on golf as a guest of the resort.

Bitter End Yacht Club in the British Virgin Islands has gorgeous sandy beaches and a plethora of things to do, including snorkeling, fishing, sailing and windsurfing.

Explore San Francisco with the family and stay at the Westin St. Francis.

Spa Vacation Ideas:
Check into the brand new Mandarin Oriental, Boston and get pampered at the high-tech spa.

Soothe your body in the healing water wells in the Palm Springs area at the Miramonte in California.

Combine a golf and spa getaway at the Barton Creek Resort in Texas.

Book one of the sky-high spa suites at the Mandarin Oriental, New York.

Take a yoga class and try an innovative treatment at the Spa at the Arizona Biltmore.

RafflesAmrita Spa at Raffles Resort Canouan Island enjoys a spectacular location in the Caribbean. Take a meditation class overlooking the water.

Hotel del Coronado in San Diego offers spa treatments for teens. Spend time bonding with your teenage daughter while you are both relaxing at the spa.

Head-to-toe pampering is the norm at the Six Senses Spa at the Ana Mandara Resort in Vietnam.

You'll be surrounded by spectacular scenery at the Cradle Mountain Lodge spa in Tasmania, Australia.

The Spa at the Ritz-Carlton, Rose Hall, Jamaica offers an array of signature treatments.

Golf Vacation Ideas:
Play golf at the scenic Kauri Cliffs in New Zealand.

Book a tee time on the famous Blue Monster golf course at Doral in Florida.

Stay at one of the Caesars Entertainment resorts in Las Vegas and get access to the scenic Cascata course.

You are probably familiar with The Plantation Course in Kapalua which hosts the PGA TOUR Mercedes Championships.

The Horseshoe Bay Marriott in Texas is home to three Robert Trent Jones Sr.-designed golf courses.

If you like mountain golf, you'll love the two courses at the Keystone Lodge, in Colorado.

At the Grove Park Inn you can combine a golf vacation with some serious wine tasting at the resort's own vineyard.

Summers may be short in New Brunswick, Canada, but a golf holiday there is well worth it. Play on the scenic Algonquin Course which has spectacular ocean views.

Play scenic golf on two Robert Trent Jones Sr.-designed golf courses at The Turnberry Isle Resort in Florida.

Book a round of golf on one of the oldest golf courses in the U.S. at the Woodstock Country Club.

Romantic Vacation Ideas:
Rent a luxury beachfront bungalow and relax on the beach at the Breakers in Palm Beach, Florida.

Have drinks at Duke's in Waikiki while watching a romantic sunset.

Get away to Vermont for a weekend of gourmet food and romance at the Pitcher Inn.

Indulge in some serious pampering at the Six Senses Spa at Evason Phuket in Thailand.

Watch the sunset from your lanai at the Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua in Maui.

Camping at El Capitan Canyon is quite luxurious and quite fitting for a romantic getaway.

Enjoy spectacular red rock scenery at the Enchantment Resort in Arizona.

Get a patio overlooking the Caribbean Sea at the all-suite Turtle Beach Resort in Barbados. Have drinks while watching a romantic sunset.

The Caves is a favorite wih honeymooners who want both privacy and access to Jamaican nightlife.

Adventure Vacation Ideas:
Snorkel on the Great Barrier Reef while staying in one of the beachfront rooms on Heron Island, Australia.

Take a scenic walking vacation in Tasmania.

Hike to Hidden Falls in Grand Teton National Park.

Explore 13 secluded beaches and the underwater world at Little Dix Bay in Virgin Gorda.

Watch the sunrise at the summit of Haleakala. If you like to exercise in the morning, several outfitters offer bike tours down the mountain after the sunrise.

Visit the unspoilt Wilson Island, a tiny coral cay in Australia with just a handful of tents.

Visit the famous Machu Picchu in the Andes Mountains, Peru.

Go on a safari in Africa where you won't have to rough it. Ebony Lodge offers luxury suites and massages.

Take your mountain bike up the slopes of St. Lucia and enjoy scenic views of the Caribbean.

Top 10 Honeymoon Destinations on Travel Channel

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Romance and Honeymoons
Honeymoon Hot Spots
Where to Start Your Happily Ever After
By Jennifer Plum

honeymoon

Once the wedding is over and the last guest has left, most couples look forward to their honeymoon -- five days, a week, maybe more, of unwinding, relaxing and spending quality time together in an exotic spot somewhere around the world. Honeymoons come in all shapes and sizes -- a beach vacation, a safari, a ski trip -- and are based more on the couple's joint-personality than on tradition. This list is just a snapshot of 10 of the world's hottest honeymoon destinations -- from sunny beaches to snowcapped mountains and even fairy tale theme parks.

Camino Real Acapulco Diamante
Acapulco, Mexico
Once the honeymoon destination for John and Jackie Kennedy, Acapulco is still a popular place for newlyweds celebrating their new life together. Temperatures hover in the 80s throughout the year, and the warm water is ideal for swimming and snorkeling. As if that's not enough to tempt you, the prices in Acapulco are affordable and can allow for an unforgettable honeymoon even on a tight budget. The Camino Real offers well-designed rooms overlooking the private Pichilingue Beach, as well as fine dining and a variety of activities. The hotel's convenient location allows guests to appreciate the night life of Acapulco by night and the natural beauty of the beaches by day.
What's Cool: Two adults-only pools for a quiet escape

The Bellagio Hotel
Las Vegas, Nevada
So maybe you didn't escape to Las Vegas to elope, but who says you can't celebrate your nuptials at this hot destination? Sin City is an ideal place for newlyweds looking for an action-packed and exciting honeymoon, while having the option of being pampered, all for a reasonable price. The Bellagio offers fine accommodations and a fun night life, but also gourmet dining, stunning gardens, an elaborate pool complex, a first-class spa and even fine art on display. Las Vegas' romantic side is undeniable, and the whirlwind of available activities is sure to provide an unforgettable vacation.
What's Cool: Stunning gardens make an ideal setting for a romantic stroll

Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise
Alberta, Canada
Prefer to spend this precious time with your honey making snow angels rather than slathering on sunscreen? Situated on the edge of the glacier-fed Lake Louise, the Fairmont Chateau offers an abundance of winter sports creating a heavenly honeymoon haven for snow bunnies. The wide variety of winter activities includes downhill and cross-country skiing, as well as snowshoeing, ice skating and even dog sledding. Guests can pamper themselves in the hotel's spa and then set off for a romantic sleigh ride into the wilderness. The idyllic lake setting makes Chateau Lake Louise a popular honeymoon spot even in the warmer months, when guests can take advantage of the resort's outdoor activities, which include horseback riding, whitewater rafting and hiking.
What's Cool: Warm up with your sweetie by the fire after a romantic sleigh ride

Walt Disney World
Orlando, Florida
There's no better place for a fairy tale honeymoon for the bride and her Prince Charming than at Walt Disney World Resorts. Newlyweds can choose from packages such as the honeymoon escape, the deluxe escape and the romantic escape, which combines time at a Disney resort with a cruise to the Bahamas. Packages include accommodations and park passes, as well as a choice of amenities including honeymoon pictures at Disney sites or a couple's spa treatment. True Disney fans can bring the whole wedding to Disney World with a customized-theme wedding at the park.
What's Cool: Plan a private fireworks cruise

Amankila
Mangiss, Bali, Indonesia
Even savvy world travelers can find fresh and enchanting destinations to celebrate a new life together -- it just may require some more time onboard. One such spot is tucked away on the island of Bali in Indonesia. Amankila translates to "peaceful hill," and this popular resort meets the expectations of its name. Overlooking the Lombok Strait in East Bali, the Amankila offers stunning views of the sea and a lovely three-tiered pool. A day away from the resort promises an experience of rich culture steeped in religious tradition at one of the island's 10,000 temples.
What's Cool: Book the Deluxe Pool Suite with your own private pool

Grand Hotel Florence
Florence, Italy
If it's romance you're looking for, a trip to Florence guarantees starry eyes, hearty meals, amazing art and much more. Like a room with a view? Housed in a former 18th-century palace overlooking the Arno river, the rooms at the Grand Hotel are oozing with Florentine culture. Rooms are still fit for royalty, decorated with frescoes and marble. The hotel is ideally situated near the picture-worthy Duomo cathedral, the splendid Uffizi Gallery and the shops at Ponte Vecchio. This need not be the only stop on a Mediterranean adventure, and many honeymooners may choose to travel on to other Italian hot spots, such as Rome, Venice and the Amalfi coast.
What's Cool: The stained-glass ceiling in the hotel bar sets an Old World romantic mood

Caneel Bay
St. John, US Virgin Islands
Located on the 5,000-acre Virgin Islands National Park, the Caneel Bay resort is surrounded by seven beaches and offers a wide range of pampering and activities -- a visit to Honeymoon Beach is a must for all lovebirds. Some rooms have ocean views and a patio that opens right onto the beach, while the resort's most extravagant lodging option is a private cottage. Daytime activities include relaxing on the beach or participating in the resort's many activities, which include scuba diving, kayaking and yoga-for-two classes. The food is top-notch and the Beach Terrace offers the highly praised grand buffet on Monday nights overlooking Caneel Beach.
What's Cool: Inquire about their complete wedding planning service and get married at the hotel!

Bora Bora Lagoon Resort
Bora Bora, French Polynesia
Nestled on an island in the lagoon of Bora Bora, this resort invites newlyweds to revel in post-wedding privacy in a bungalow perched above the lagoon on high stilts. The Canoe Breakfast brings the morning nosh to new levels as breakfast and fresh flowers are loaded into a canoe and delivered to your room. While the resort offers many evening entertainment options and group activities, honeymooners can escape the crowds with a private barbecue for two on a secluded island. Guests snorkel and relax while their personal chef prepares an island feast served on fine china and linens in the great outdoors.
What's Cool: Guests can either relax on the beach or participate in some exciting activities, including safari tours and shark feedings on the water.

Hyatt Regency Aruba Beach Resort & Casino
Palm Beach, Aruba
Some honeymooners are looking for an action-packed vacation while others just want to soak in the rays and relax. For those who fall in the latter group, Aruba is an ideal destination with its near-perfect weather and beautiful beaches. Only 20 miles long and 6 miles wide, this small space is packed with enough beaches, restaurants, nightclubs and casinos to delight even the most finicky members of the just-married set. The focus is on serenity by day, when couples can enjoy the island's fine beaches, pool complexes and spas, and on action at night, when the island's clubs and casinos come alive. Meet Lady Luck, but be careful not to lose your shirt at the Copacabana Casino, which re-creates the feeling of Rio at Carnival time.
What's Cool: A variety of culinary experiences to please every palate -- from sushi to tapas to the popular "Fajitas and Ritas" special featuring Mexican food and margaritas

Four Seasons Resort Hualalai
The Big Island, Hawaii
Say "aloha" to romance at this Four Seasons resort, where you can spend your days lounging by the adults-only Palm Grove Pool or exploring the natural King's Pond pool before heading off to the luxurious spa for a relaxing couple's massage. The Ultimate Honeymoon Package offers a rental car for your stay, a romantic private dinner on the beach (one night only) and breakfast daily. Guests can indulge their senses during the day and unwind at sunset with a mai tai at the Beach Tree Bar before heading to the second-floor Makai Terrace for an intimate first-class dinner overlooking the ocean.
What's Cool: First-floor rooms have a private outdoor shower

Top 10 Honeymoon Destinations on Travel Channel

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Road Trip USA
Pacific Coast Highway
America's Most Popular Road Trip For a Reason
By Terry Ward

PCH

Stunning views along the PCH of precipitous cliff drops have inspired countless visitors.

California's coastal route along the pounding Pacific is perhaps America's best-loved driving destination.

Many a honeymoon has been spent, a book born and a virgin road trip consummated along the Pacific Coast Highway's wonderfully winding route.

And when it comes to mind-blowing scenery, quirky stop-offs and that wind-in-your-hair serendipity of wondering what the next bend in the road will bring, few routes deliver like this one.

Also known as California State Route 1, the PCH was built in 1934 and took 15 years to complete. It runs for nearly 550 miles in California, stretching along most of the state's coastline.

For the most dramatic scenery packed into less than half the mileage, set your sights on the Central Coast and a journey of about 240 miles from Monterey south to Santa Barbara.

Driving the route from north to south is ideal, as you'll be on the ocean side of the road the entire way, allowing unobstructed views of the jagged coastline below. Three days is a minimum, and if time allows you could easily spend more.

About 115 miles south of San Francisco, Monterey epitomizes Northern California living with mild year-round temperatures, a marine sanctuary just offshore and good cultural attractions.

At the turn of the 20th century, Cannery Row was the site of a busy salmon and abalone canning industry. These days, the historic quarter on the peninsula is the go-to destination for dining and lodging.

Splurge on a room with a view at the Spindrift Inn, next to the aquarium and right on the beach.

Asilomar Conference Grounds attracts big groups, and reservations should be made well in advance. The rooms may be simple and rustic, but the forest setting - which gives onto a wild oceanfront - is otherworldly. The Fishwife restaurant at the resort serves California cuisine with a Caribbean twist. For fresh seafood in more romantic surrounds, try Domenico's on the Wharf.

You can't visit Monterey without hitting the Monterey Bay Aquarium, one of the best aquariums in the country. The psychedelic jellyfish display alone is worth the admission price, and the Wild About Otters exhibit, with freshwater otters from Asia and Africa, has everyone talking.

Consider detouring along the private 17-Mile Drive to Pebble Beach, where the 7th hole is considered one of the most picturesque greens on the planet.

Back south on the PCH, a few miles from Monterey, is the artsy enclave of Carmel-by-the-Sea - the start of the most scenic stretch of coastline along the entire route.

The sound of barking sea lions carries inland at Point Lobos State Park, where rocky headlands are interspersed with jewel-like coves. Lunch on gourmet pizzas at a redwood table tucked into gardens at Forge in the Forest, before getting back on the road.

South of Carmel is where the route really reels you into its splendor. And while you never know when that ubiquitous coastal fog is going to lower a curtain over the views, when it lifts it's as if Oz is being revealed.

The road winds high on the cliffs, with the crashing surf below. Many of the beaches you'll see are inaccessible or require serious hikes in, making them all the more enchanting.

It's less than 30 miles from Carmel to Big Sur, but the going is slow, as the road snakes back and forth and travelers creep along to soak up the scenery.

While the beatniks can no longer afford Big Sur these days, the area retains much of that natural living and free loving vibe.

At Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park, an 80-foot waterfall cascades from the granite cliffs onto the beach. If you stop at only one spot, make it Nepenthe Restaurant. There you can sip a glass of wine perched atop a cliff with the views beckoning below.

Before you get to San Simeon, pull off at Piedras Blancas Beach, where elephant seals pack the beach in the winter months.

Hearst Castle - newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst's enormous slice of paradise - is about 65 miles south of Big Sur, in San Simeon.

Yes, it's touristy. Yes, it's crowded. And yes, it's worth visiting.

Book tickets online in advance (Tour 1 is a broad overview of the property that lasts less than two hours, and is the best option for first-time visitors).

Balance out all that opulence with a different sort of attraction down the road, in the seaside village of Cambria.

Nit Wit Ridge is a folk art fantasy - a poor man's castle built from thousands of found objects (read: treasures from trash).

Cambria's idyllic forest-meets-ocean locale and small town setting make it a great stopover for the night. Lost in the woods, the Cambria Pines Lodge offers cabins and up-market suites. A short walk away, The Brambles Dinner House is one of the best restaurants in town.

Before cutting inland to San Luis Obispo, stop to fly a kite on the wide swath of sand at Morro Bay and hunt for anemones in the tidal pools.

San Luis Obispo is a college town (Cal Poly is here) with a surfy vibe, and home to one of the most kitschy-cool hotels ever. The Madonna Inn is over-the-top ornate, with 109 completely unique rooms that range from caveman-style to old English decor. Gents shouldn't miss a trip to the men's bathroom in the main lobby, where the urinal has a waterfall feature.

In the winter months, pull over at Pismo Beach to see the trees aflutter with orange and black monarch butterflies that winter here for the season.

Instead of continuing south on U.S. 1 from Pismo Beach, take the inland route to Santa Barbara along Route 101, and stop for some swilling in the Santa Ynez Valley's wine region. (If you've seen the movie 'Sideways,' you'll recognize some of the vineyard views.)

Solvang, a Danish-style town that's become somewhat of a tourist cliché, is worth a quick stopover to pick up some Danish pastries and check out the odd gingerbread and windmill scenery, before pressing on to Santa Barbara.

Many native Californians consider Santa Barbara the best vestige of an early California atmosphere. Dubbed the 'American Riviera,' the city certainly gets tonier by the minute. However, you can still find old school pockets that pay homage to the Golden State's true surf-and-sand lifestyle. The city's walkability makes it a great destination for aimless wandering as you soak up the atmosphere.

Mission Santa Barbara, founded in 1786, still functions as a church. It is considered one of California's prettiest buildings, and the tourists come in droves.

Stearns Wharf is a tourist mecca, too, but a pleasant spot for a waterfront wander.

For an old California vibe, spend the night at Cabrillo Inn at the Beach. A 1950s-style hotel, it's one of the most economical oceanfront options (snag an upstairs room for the best views).

The Upham Hotel, a historic bed-and-breakfast downtown, is a touch more romantic.

When it comes to dining, you'll rarely go wrong with seafood or Mexican in Santa Barbara.

For the latter, try La Super-Rica Taqueria (622 N. Milpas St. - no Web site), where the Oaxacan-style eats earned acclaim from Julia Child herself.

For seafood in a romantic setting, check out Harbor Restaurant, on the wharf.

Finally, to toast your last stop on the PCH in true California fashion, hit the Santa Barbara Brewing Company for a locally brewed ale.

Top 10 Honeymoon Destinations on Travel Channel

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Vegas Vacations
The Mirage
You Won't Believe Your Eyes
by Randi Kest

It's exactly what its name implies -- a tropical oasis set smack-dab in the middle of the desert. Since 1989 the Mirage has made a name for itself as a top-notch Vegas resort with all the trimmings of a South Sea paradise. From the moment guests step foot on the grounds of the Mirage, the sights and sounds of the tropics await with lush greenery, waterfalls, lagoons and Polynesian decor. And no island oasis is complete without an erupting volcano; each night the Mirage Volcano spits fire every 15 minutes.

All this for a mere $630 million. There are also casinos, 3 spas, 2 tropical pools, fancy accommodations and loads of good eats. So step off the Strip for a moment and lose yourself in an island paradise tucked away in the desert.

Main Attraction: The Mirage Volcano, which stands 50 feet high on a 3-acre lagoon and shoots fire 40 feet into the air every 15 minutes.
Ideal For: Couples, honeymooners and any other folks seeking a little romance
Dining Options: Where to begin? With 6 specialty restaurants and 7 casual eateries, no one will go hungry here. For a high-class evening, dine at Renoir (restaurant recipient of Mobil's 5-Star and AAA's 5 Diamond Awards), where award-winning chef Alessandro Stratta serves up contemporary French dishes amid a dining room filled with works by the restaurant's namesake, Pierre-Auguste Renoir.
Accommodations: 3,044 rooms and suites, 6 lanai bungalows with private garden and pool, and 8 private houses with either 2 or 3 bedrooms. Renovated in March, 2002, each room feels more residential and sophisticated.
Fascinating Fact: There is a 20,000-gallon saltwater fish tank behind the main desk where 90 species of tropical fish swim about.
Claim to Fame: Siegfried and Roy first performed here in 1989.
Entertainment Options: Aside from the current headlining act, there are 3 lounges throughout the resort for those who can't sit long enough to watch an entire performance.
Activities: Explore the 2 islands and deep grottos in the pool area, invigorate the mind and body at the Spa and Salon at The Mirage, shop the designer boutiques along the Street of Shops, and visit the Siegfried & Roy Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat.
Casino Stats: The Mirage has more than 100,000 square feet to throw your money around in.

Cruise Ship Honeymoons

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Each year, thousands of couples make the decision to get married. If you are planning on becoming one of those individuals, then it is likely that you and your new spouse will plan a honeymoon. When it comes to selecting a honeymoon destination, you have a number of options to choose from.

Honeymoons are often thought of as vacations. In a way, the only difference between a family vacation and a honeymoon is romance and the lack of children. Honeymoons are supposed to a fun, exciting, memorable, but private time. Instead of vacationing with the whole family, a honeymoon often only involves the bride and groom.

As previously mentioned, you have a number of different options when it comes to planning your honeymoon. Many newlyweds schedule their honeymoons at popular beaches, ski resorts, or other secluded areas. Did you know that you can also have a honeymoon aboard a cruise ship? Cruise ships are increasing in popularity, but still many individuals do not consider them as a vacation option.

One of the reasons why cruise ships are rarely thought about when selecting a vacation destination, let alone a honeymoon, is because of their cost. It is no secret that cruise ship tickets are expensive, but this cost should not prevent you from having the perfect honeymoon to go along with the wedding of your dreams. If you are concerned with the cost, you may want to try obtaining discount cruise ship tickets.

Most discount cruise ship tickets can easily be found online or with the assistance of a travel agent. Discount cruise ship tickets are nice, but they are often hard to come by. Discount cruise tickets are sought after by many newlyweds and other vacationers. If by chance you do come across discounted tickets, you are urged to purchase them while you still have the chance.

Even if you must pay full price for the cruise of your dreams, it is likely that you will still receive a good deal. Despite the large cost of tickets, it is important to examine the activities available onboard and the length of the cruise. The longer the cruise and the more services available, the more expensive tickets are likely to be. If you take the time to figure out all the services that are included and the cost of overnight accommodations, you may see that cruises aren’t all that expensive after all.

Once you have made the decision to spend your honeymoon aboard a cruise ship, you will have to book reservations. As mentioned above, if you are looking to save money on your honeymoon, you are encouraged to search for discounted cruise ship tickets. If money is not an option, you may want to search for cruise ships that have romantic settings and romantic destinations.

When examining cruise ship destinations, you may want to take into consideration the possibility for romance at each destination. Since your honeymoon is supposed to be a romantic and relaxing time, you will want to select an environment that will keep those feelings alive. Cruise ship destinations are located all around the world. Popular destinations include Alaska, Hawaii, the Bahamas, the Caribbean, and Mexico. To find the perfect honeymoon cruise, you are encouraged to select a cruise that offers stops at destinations of your choice.

In addition to taking cruise ship destinations into consideration, you are also encouraged to examine the type of cruise that you wish to set sail on. Multiple cruise lines have ships that are targeted to specific groups of individuals. These cruises often include cruises for adventure lovers, the whole family, or couples. As a couple, you should be welcome on any cruise. If you are looking for a private, romantic, and intimate setting, you may want to avoided cruises that are targeted for family vacations.

Before booking your honeymoon trip on a particular cruise ship, you are urged to examine want you want and need out of your trip. Doing so will enable you to select the perfect cruise ship for you and your new spouse.

America’s Top Honeymoon Destinations

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Have no ideas where to go on your honeymoon? Here are the top honeymoon destinations in America you can consider according to the result of user’s searches on the internet:

Hawaii – Despite the fact that going and spending vacation in Hawaii or honeymoon for that matter, are expensive, it is still the primary choice destination of honeymooner. And who would not dream of spending their honeymoon here. The long white sand beaches, endless velvet waters, perfect weather, natural wonders, world-class hotels, top-notch accommodation, hidden coves, water sports, and inventive cuisine are enough reasons to spend time honeymoon in Hawaii.

New York and Niagara Falls – The Big Apple has attracted newlyweds do spend their honeymoon. With plenty of things to do including visiting the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty, dining at fancy restaurants, shopping, and witnessing other forms of entertainment, New York City is the place to be.

Located almost 500 miles from New York City is the Niagara Falls. The Falls have several sites to offer with affordable amenities. Both Canada and US residents can spend their honeymoon here together with nature.

Florida – From the stretch of beaches to the city attractions, the State of Florida has something for everyone. As honeymoon destination, the State offers vibrant beaches of Miami. The Walt Disney World in Orlando is one of the primary places where honeymooners go. In fact, the Walt Disney World works to promote the place as and honeymoon destination with their honeymoon packages that include accommodation on their premier resort-hotels and visits to their 4 unique theme parks. If you want some actions, Florida has Daytona and Cape Kennedy.

Las Vegas – The Sin City is another place to set your honeymoon. Hotels and resorts also offer wedding and honeymoon packages suitable for every budget. You can stay at one of the world-class hotels like Bellagio Hotel, Mirage Hotel, Ceasar’s Palace, MGM Grand Hotel, and Wynn Hotel. You can take a visit to Downtown Las Vegas, Fremont Street, Fountain Show, and dine at some of the fancy restaurants and gamble your money at one of the casinos.

California – California packages several attractions suitable for a honeymoon destination. You can either visit one of the top cities of the state like San Francisco, Sacramento, San Diego, and Los Angeles, or spend your days at towns that offer exciting alternative. California has several world-class hotels, fancy restaurants, hundreds of spas, mountain lodges, and long beaches, giving you enough reasons to consider it as your honeymoon destination.