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TRAVELER’S GUIDE
Top 10 Honeymoon Destinations
After all the planning you did for your wedding, your honeymoon should be a relaxing vacation for you newlyweds as your begin your journey together as a married couple.
Here are some of the top destinations for honeymoons, listed alphabetically.
ANTIGUA
The main island of the country of Antigua and Barbuda lies between the eastern Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. It is famous for its resorts
and plethora of beaches where
BAHAMAS
The Commonwealth of The Bahamas is made up of more than 700 islands, with Grand Bahama sitting about
66 miles due east of West Palm Beach, Florida. The various islands offer a diversity of resorts to fit any price range, all with spectacular beaches. You can check out the fish, flora and fauna of the islands as you explore nature or visit them in a couple of aquariums on the islands.
HAWAII
The islands of Hawaii, jewels of the Pacific, afford travelers diverse cultural experiences and incredible
natural beauty. Landscapes of towering mountains, dramatic waterfalls, lush vegetation and miles upon miles of pristine coastline are more than any sun- seeker could wish for. While these islands share many similarities, each is unique in its geography and history, with personalities all their own. You could head to Oahu, The Gathering Place; Maui, The Valley Isle; Kauai, The Garden Isle; or Hawaii, The Big Island. If simply a quiet, idyllic retreat is what you long for, consider staying on the smaller islands of Molokai or Lanai, where rural charm and luxury accommodations meet.
you can soak in the rays or go snorkeling. In the capital city
of St. John, you will find the Museum of Antigua and Barbuda in the old Court House, which was built in 1750. Around the island, you can partake in a rum tasting with delicious Antiguan and Caribbean specialties to cleanse your palate between samplings.
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This southern Caribbean island is actually part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and less than 20 miles
off the northern coast of Venezuela. It sits outside of Hurricane Alley and has an average rainfall of fewer than 18 inches per year. It’s known for its beaches and resorts, warm temperatures with an annual average of 89 degrees F and a diverse food scene.
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