New England is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places to visit – whether it’s peak summer or fall when the leaves start turning golden-red. From road trips in Maine to lobster rolls in Boston, you’ll have the honeymoon of your dreams travelling around New England. Hit the beaches at Cape Cod, or slow down the pace in Berkshire County’s Great Barrington, which is known for being one of the country’s most charming small towns. An oasis for nature lovers and art aficionados, there’s something for everyone.
Steeped in mythology, Greece is undeniably one of the most authentic and mesmerising places on Earth. Overlooking clear blue seas, the island spotlights black cliffs and white sand. It’s an exceptional hideaway with extravagant food, far removed from reality and one of the most romantic locations on earth. Stare into infinity, bath in luscious clear water and unwind with the love of your life.
Zanzibar is a near perfect location for any couple. When the tides are right, you and your new spouse can spend time searching for green turtles, as the area is a favourite nesting spot for them. One of the most gorgeous places to visit in Zanzibar is Stone Town, which hosts a collection of curiosity shops and bustling markets.
Southwest of Sri Lanka in the Indian Ocean, the Maldives is the perfect location for a newly wedded couple. Featuring nearly 1200 islands with extravagant resorts, the private islands on the Maldives are only accessible by private plane – imagine that? Resorts in the Maldives can be quite expensive, but the capital city of Male is inexpensive to fly to, whilst still offering public ferries to get access to other islands. While a trip to the Maldives seems like a fantasy, that fantasy does not have to break the bank.
What’s better than one honeymoon location? That’s easy: two honeymoon locations in one, of course. Antigua and her sister island Barbuda can be found in the Caribbean Sea. In honour of St. Maria De La Antigua, it is said that the island is named after Christopher Columbus sailed by. The untouched, virgin beaches and landscape of Antigua and Barbuda are truly breath-taking and make for a perfect honeymoon location.
South Africa is a dream location to visit: endless natural beauty and clifftop views, pastel pink neighbourhoods in Cape Town, wineries in Stellenbosch and turquoise waters. What more could you ask for from a romantic honeymoon? Hike Table Mountain National Park, learn about the country’s history and see penguins up-close. South Africa is also home to amazing wine and food, and there’s plenty of exciting new additions to the country’s hospitality scene.
These three remote islands off Ireland’s west coast are like stepping back into time, with a rural charm and stunning scenery that will take your breath away. Visitors can either walk around them or cycle the pretty road that are lined with hand built brick walls. Hear Gaeilge being spoken, enjoy fresh seafood and the simple things in life. The sheer cliffs looking out into the Atlantic ocean and the famous local hospitality make these a must visit for any couple who want to enjoy a romantic and secluded stay.
Maui offers a taste of just about everything that the Aloha State has to offer. Immerse yourself in impressive wildlife and an intriguing history, visit professional hula dancers, golf along the coastal fairways, snorkel alongside hundreds of different marine species or simply lounge along key Hawaiian Beaches. Maui can be found between the Big Island and the smaller Molokai.
Florence in Italy, is a city renowned for its art. From luxurious villas to aromatic cuisine, Florence radiates romance. You’ll find an abundance of vineyards and flavourful diners outlooking cascading hills. Spend your honeymoon walking hand in hand through stone streets and save your nights for sipping luxurious Italian Wine together.
Just 45 km off the coast of Cornwall lies a string of more than 100 islands complete with tranquil turquoise waters, abundant wildlife and charming local culture. This paradise is the Isles of Scilly and it’s one of the most gorgeous coastal spots in the country. These isles also hold the title for the most southern and westerly points of England meaning their isolation truly provides a world of its own.
Palma de Mallorca is a Spanish island with endless golden beaches , which compliment the clear Mediterranean Sea perfectly. Walk around Palma’s downtown area and stroll through historic forts, restaurants and cathedrals. Feast on all the tapas your heart desires and lose yourself in the Spanish culture. You’ll find heavenly white sand beaches stretching seven miles, with turquoise water perfect for an afternoon swim.
There’s no doubt that if you honeymoon in Mexico, you will return for a future anniversary. Mexico has captured hearts for many years, with it’s street-food vendors and ancient Mayan ruins. Many people come to Mexico to sunbathe all day long, but if you’re looking for more adventure, there is so much to experience. Mexico has such a colourful and diverse culture, it would be a shame to miss it. Plunge pools and moon showers, Mexico will leave you seeking more excitement and keep you coming back for more.
Croatia is one of the most beautiful countries in Europe, with a dazzling coastline and charming small islands to explore, as well as larger cities. Croatia is a honeymooner’s dream destination. There are beautiful sights to see, amazing panoramic views, lots of great food, and it’s basically just a relaxing place to visit.
Not as well known as its sister island Trinidad, but Tobago is actually said to be the island upon which the book Robinson Crusoe was based. The island is a rich tapestry of steep mountains, dense tropical forests and lush beeches. There’s a great choice of luxury all-inclusive resorts, with the bonus of being on an unspoilt paradise island.
Palawan made our list of the world’s best honeymoons for a reason. It feels untouched, with white sandy beaches and tropical jungle. El Nido is a cluster of 45 islands just off the tip of Palawan that you can explore, too. It’s famous for the Secret Lagoon. Swim through a hole in the limestone rocks to enter a hidden bay with crystal clear water and soft sand.
