Honeymoon Ideas

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Fly-in Honeymoon

Want to really get away from it all on your honeymoon? Head for a remote, roadless destination accessible only by air. . .

Fishing Honeymoon

If you’re the outdoors type who likes fishing, why not work it into your honeymoon? Plenty of couples have (we've got links to their stories to prove it). . .

Dolphin Honeymoon

Forget snorkeling—why not swim with the dolphins for a really unforgettable honeymoon experience. . . ?

Treehouse Honeymoon

There's something a little playful, a little magical, about hiding away in a treehouse. You can experience that magic on your honeymoon at a surprising number of treehouse hotels around the world. . .

Underground Hotel Honeymoon

Stay in "the world's only underground hotel," the Desert Cave Hotel in Coober Pedy, South Australia, where many residents live in underground homes. . .

Photo Safari Honeymoon

Go on safari for your honeymoon, shooting exotic wildlife—with a camera, not a gun (unless you're into Hemmingway and/or you both don't mind dealing with blood and death on your honeymoon). . .

Polar Honeymoon

If snow and ice are your thing, you may as well go all the way and spend your honeymoon at the North Pole (or the South Pole, if you prefer)—or at least close enough to make your friends and family shake their heads in wonder. . .

Volcano Honeymoon

Touring volcano country on your honeymoon is one sure way to put a little fire into your newlywed romance. . .

Ice Hotel Honeymoon

Imagine you and your honey snuggling together in a pair of zipped-together sleeping bags, keeping each other warm even though you're on a bed made of ice inside a hotel made of snow and ice. . .

Boat and Breakfast Honeymoon

You've heard of bed and breakfasts, right? Put one on a houseboat or a yacht and it's a "boat and breakfast," where every room has a great view of the water. . .

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Fire and ice mix to make a romantic mood—yes, that really is a fireplace in a room made of snow and ice.  (Photo: Ice Hotel Québec-Canada © Yves Tessier)