Top 10 Honeymoon Destinations
Here is the List Of Top 10 Honeymoon Destinations
1.) Hawaii:
Caressed by gentle trade winds, kissed by balmy weather, and perfumed by glowing red and bright yellowish blossoms, Hawaii is our No. 1 choice for a romantic honeymoon destination. Who couldn’t feel like breathing air redolent with the odor of pineapple and plumeria, or when drifting hand-in-hand along a lonely beach dotted with swaying palms?
In these Islands, you can indulge in every possible luxury or choose for simplicity. You can have all the big-city nightlife you need, or nestle into your very own private cottage in a quiet lagoon. The most exotic of all American states, Hawaii, provides an added plus: a high-Value choice for both honeymooners on a budget and people who can afford the very best.
2.) Jamaica:
Long long ago, back when nature’s presents were being doled out-Jamaica strolled off with much more than her share. Situated about 90 km south of Cuba, Jamaica, 146 miles long and 50 kilometers in its broadest point, is the third-largest island in the Caribbean Sea. It’s crammed with huge waterfalls, mysterious caverns, deep caves, high hills, lush rainforests, thick mangroves, 120 rivers, and fantastic many fertile fields. You will enjoy reef-protected white sand shores; in the south, you’ll fall in love with gorgeous black sand shores. And everywhere are such stunning turquoise seas.
3.) Mexico:
The present swine flu scare has put a temporary kibosh on Mexico’s popularity as a destination for honeymooners (and everybody else), but that will quickly pass. Book your flight in Delta Airlines Reservations and avail best deals on your flight booking, and make your Mexico trip more affordable and convenient.
The majority of people visit here to travel Mexico’s great coastal regions-areas like Los Cabos, Cancun, Cozumel, and the Yucatan Peninsula-where accommodations range from cheap to un luxury. You’ll find a myriad of activities
- see World Heritage Sites,
- investigate the width of Mexico’s cuisine,
- tour an agave ranch or a Colonial-era silver-mining town,
- track down as many of Rivera’s murals as possible,
- ramble amidst ancient ruins.
Or you can laze on the beach in the day and disco all night.
4.) Tahiti:
The matter is since you’ll learn if you travel here, Tahiti is a place where fantasy becomes a reality. I once spent a month here, mostly on Bora Bora, along with the visual (and other!) Memories from that escapade stay vibrant. Those lush green hills, rich coral reefs, and gorgeous men and women. This location is a slice of heaven, all right.
5.) St. Lucia:
Nestled into the Eastern Caribbean involving St. Vincent and Martinique, stunning St. Lucia is known for green-forested mountains that soar heavenward and flower-filled shores that fall dramatically into the sea. The island’s most famous landmark is the Pitons, two pointed volcanic peaks which grow side by side halfway down the western coast. With its captivating coves and bays, pristine white- and – black-sand beaches, small fishing villages, and friendly people, St. Lucia remains one of the least spoiled Caribbean islands.
6.) Italy:
It no denies that Italy’s pace-setting funds, Roma, is “Amor” spelled backward: Italy has always been synonymous with thoughts of love, sex, and love. An excursion to this land of immense contrasts could encompass just about anything from tranquil nearby towns to lively cities, to Renaissance villages, to the golden coast.
7.) The largest island, St. Croix,
The largest island, St. Croixhas a varied landscape ranging from tropical rain forest to near-desert and is home to Buck Island Reef-the only underwater national monument in the U. S snorkeler’s paradise. St. Thomas, the most developed and complex of this trio, is where you’ll get the capital city of Charlotte Amalie–and important duty-free shopping, excellent restaurants and hotels, and plenty of night-time activity. And St. John, two-thirds a National Park, is an outdoor-lover’s dream filled with hiking trails, incredible beaches, and secure reefs teeming with colorful tropical critters.
8.) Aruba:
it might be the smallest of the 3 Dutch-Caribbean “ABC” islands lying off the coast of Venezuela (both are Bonaire and Curaçao), but Aruba is packed with things to do and see. That is one of the reasons Aruba boasts the Caribbean’s highest rate of repeat visitors. Perfect for swimming, diving, parasailing, horseback riding on the beach, or anything your tropical adventure dream may be. Of course, there are such shores, mile after mile of sugar-sand stretches that count among the Caribbean’s most significant.
9.) Las Vegas:
A razzle-dazzle nightlife, a number of the planet’s top restaurants, only incredible hotels and hotels, over-the-top architecture, instant weddings for your elopement-oriented, a nearly endless list of tasks and outdoor experience. Those are simply a few of many reasons why Las Vegas is so popular with honeymooners. And, in 2009, there was another: special deal rates. The economic downturn has hit Vegas hard, allowing you to reap the benefits.
10.) Turks & Caicos Islands:
There’s a reason why the Turks & Caicos are sometimes called the Forgotten Islands, or why a magazine survey once graced them with all the distinction of having the least name recognition of any state on the planet: this island group is really off the beaten path. The majority of people heading for this part of the Caribbean end up in the well-known (more crowded, more expensive) Bahamas. If they understood about the Turks & Caicos’ standing for tranquil beauty and relatively modest prices, they’d travel a bit farther.
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