Post-Pandemic Romantic Honeymoon Destinations

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The honeymoon is one of the most exciting events that follow weddings. After months of planning for the big day, now is the time for the couple to unwind and enjoy each other’s presence. But due to COVID-19, newlyweds had to postpone all of their travel plans and enjoy their honeymoon at home first.

But this doesn’t mean you can’t plan for your future honeymoon.

While you’re busy looking for an apartment, building a new home or even working with electrical contractors for your property, spare the time to plan for your next getaway – even amid the pandemic. The actual trip may take a while before it happens but at least you know where to go.

This is a contributed post and does not necessarily reflect the opinions of Meet The Harris Family.

Honeymoons come in all shapes and sizes. Where you go depends on your joint personality as a couple. To help you plan for your romantic trip, here’s a list of go-to destinations.

Before you start planning, consider the world’s current situation. If you are eager to go on a trip soon, go local. Non-essential travel has been greatly limited, especially in terms of the international setting. Look around local areas for popular local destinations. And don’t forget to practice COVID-19 safety protocols: wear a mask, wash your hands and practice social distancing. But if you are willing to wait, plan your international trip now.

Go-To Destinations After COVID-19

Fiji

If you want serenity and seclusion, Fiji’s serene beaches are the best places to enjoy a post-nuptial getaway. Apart from the luxury resorts, there are plenty of activities you can do in Fiji, such as surfing near the Mamanuca Islands (where the movie “Cast Away” was set and snorkeling with the Yasawa Island manta rays.

Fiji

Adventure-seeking couples will also appreciate Fiji’s coral reefs and waves. Despite the many places you can go, the archipelago boasts of pleasurable seclusion. You’ll be far from reality as you sip your favorite beer as you both watch the sunset.

Florence

If you’re going to Italy, St. Regis, Florence is the best place to go. Florence, Italy is already a promising destination of hearty meals, stunning art and starry eyes. If you like a room with a view, visit St. Regis Florence, which is a former 18th-century palace overlooking the Arno River. St. Regis Florence is the epitome of Florence culture.

The rooms themselves are fit for royals, decorated with marble and frescoes. The hotel is located near the picture-perfect Duomo cathedral, Ponte Vecchio’s shops and the amazing Uffizi Gallery.

Bali

With stone temples and towering volcanoes, Bali, Indonesia is the best place for romantic sunsets and beach vacations. Lounge together on Sanur Beach’s warm sand or explore Kuta’s busy beach town. If you’re looking for a peaceful yet enchanting destination, Amankila is your next honeymoon destination. Amanlika, which translates to “peaceful hill,” is a popular resort that offers a lovely 3-tiered pool and stunning views of the sea.

Santorini

Famous for its rich sunsets, romantic hotels and rich Greek cuisine, Santorini, Greece is tailor-made for newlyweds. You can lounge around on the black and red beaches before enjoying tours of the Ancient Thira or Akrotiri. If you and your spouse love wine, sample vinos at the island’s wineries or enjoy a romantic date by taking a cruise.

Hawaii

Hawaii

The Big Island is almost always on everyone’s honeymooner’s list. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing trip or one filled with adventure, Hawaii has you covered. The island offers spectacular waterfalls, stunning beaches and beautiful volcanoes. Get a glimpse of active volcanoes and craters when you visit the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.

Reward yourself for working hard on DIY wedding programs, or take a break from domestic chores and other newlywed tasks. It’s never too early or too late to plan for your honeymoon. Consider ticking down these destinations for your next trip. While you wait, you can plan for a local trip that’s allowed within your state or save the money to plan for a bigger honeymoon in one of the places listed above.

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