As your first trip as man and wife, honeymoons are important. They set the tone for your life together and it’s a time that you’ll remember for many years to come. You spent months pulling together a perfect wedding and now it’s time to relax and enjoy this time as a newly united couple. Choosing the right destination is a critical part of what makes a honeymoon successful. It should have plenty to offer him and her. And, of course, it should be conducive to romance.

 

Are you content soaking up the sun and not having a schedule to follow? Or do you like to make the most of every honeymoon minute with sports, excursions, day trips and eco adventures? Perhaps you’d like a balance of both. That will help guide you to the right honeymoon spot. Whether it’s an all-inclusive resort or a big city hotel, many accommodations have special honeymoon packages available with perks and extras for couples. But be sure to consult with your personal Travel Counsellor. He or she has the expertise to find the best destination and best type of holiday for you.

 

And remember that honeymoons aren’t a once in a lifetime trip. You can have an encore honeymoon to celebrate your marriage milestones and anniversaries. Renew your vows on the beach as the sun sinks slowly into the horizon; or have the captain of an elegant cruise ship remarry you in front of family and friends as you glide through tranquil, turquoise seas. These type of settings aren’t reserved exclusively for Hollywood movies. You can step into your own scene, one that you designed, and make your dreams come true.

 

Do you dream of walking down the Champs-Elysées in Paris? Can you imagine scuba diving alongside sea turtles in Fiji? Will you have a couples’ massage at a spa on a Caribbean island, or shop for home décor items in the souks of Morocco for your new home together?

 

What’s your dream? Follow it and make it real with assistance from Travel Counsellors.

 

One study found that almost half (48 percent) of respondents said the most exciting part of their wedding preparations was planning the honeymoon.