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honeymoon destinationsFrom the islands of the Great Lakes to hidden Hawaii, we have ideas for some pretty unique honeymoon destinations.
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Banff-Canmore-Lake Louise HoneymoonJagged snow-capped mountains, glaciers, waterfalls, abundant wildlife and unearthly blue-green lakes combine to make Banff National Park one of Canada's most popular tourist destinations. . . |
Hidden Hawaii Honeymoon
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Ocracoke Island HoneymoonAn intimate seaside village listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the legend of Blackbeard, wild ponies, a working lighthouse, and 15 miles of beaches protected by the Cape Hatteras National Seashore make remote Ocracoke Island worth the trip. . . |
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Islands of the Great Lakes HoneymoonNo one would ever mistake the Great Lakes for the Caribbean, but the islands of the Great Lakes have their own unique charms. Visit the historic lighthouses of the Apostle Islands, step back a century in time on Mackinac Island, or discover a unique wilderness haven on Isle Royale. . . . |
Channel Islands HoneymoonIt's not just the confluence of the French and British cultures that makes the Channel Islands an intriguing honeymoon destination...it's also the castles and lighthouses; hundreds of warm, sandy beaches; miles of hiking and biking trails; horse-drawn carriages on car-free roads. . . |
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Madagascar HoneymoonIf you're interested in exploring some of the most unique landscapes and environments in the world, head for Madagascar's many parks. . . |
Hidden Jamaica HoneymoonFeed a hummingbird on your finger, dance the night away to a Reggae beat, savor the local "likkle bickle," wake up in a mountaintop treehouse—oh yeah, and lounge on all those white sand beaches. It's hidden Jamaica for your honeymoon. . . |
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Creative Honeymoon Ideas:
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If
you like the idea of a Hawaii honeymoon, but the thought of crowded beaches
and tourist traps makes you think twice, then consider Molokai. . . . 