Honeymoon Ideas

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Camping Honeymoon

If you prefer natural beauty to the creature comforts of civilization, or if you are short on cash, we've got suggestions for making your camping honeymoon comfortable and romantic—plus six possible destinations. . .

Home Exchange Honeymoon

Do you prefer to mingle with the locals rather than other tourists when you travel? Then look into a home exchange for your honeymoon—stay for free in someone else's house while they stay in yours. . .

Hospitality Club Honeymoon

Save money with free accommodations by staying with people who live in your honeymoon destination—or just hook up with locals who are happy to be your guide for a day. Find them through a hospitality club. . .

Ecotourism Honeymoon

Ecotourism is booming—name the wildlife, and there's sure to be someone who will help you encounter it. . .

Honeymoon for Charity

Book your honeymoon through the I Do Foundation and 5 percent of the profits will be donated to the charity of your choice; use the foundation's wedding registry, and up to 8 percent of the profits go to charity. . .

World Heritage Honeymoon

Use the UNESCO World Heritage list to find ideas for your honeymoon destination. All the places on the list have been judged by UNESCO's World Heritage Committee to be of such "outstanding universal value" that they deserve to be protected and preserved as part of the rich heritage of humankind. . .

Letterboxing Honeymoon

If you like puzzles, mysteries, orienteering, and tromping happily through the countryside, letterboxing may be the perfect way to turn your honeymoon (or part of it) into a gentle adventure. . .

Literary Honeymoon

Travel in the footsteps of Jane Austen, Ernest Hemmingway, Jack London, Flannery O'Connor, Chaucer, and other literary greats. . .

Underwater Honeymoon

Plenty of couples have honeymooned on the ocean—but how many spent their honeymoon beneath it. . . ?

Genealogy Honeymoon

Can't decide where to go? Think about following your family roots to your destination. . .

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An artist's rendering of the Hydropolis Underwater Resort Hotel, seen from above the surface. The entire 220-suite complex will be huge, occupying 27 acres  (Image courtesy Hydropolis)