Since weddings during the months of December and January are not uncommon, use the list below of the top winter honeymoon spots to plan your romantic trip. These tropical destinations will bring warmth and relaxation to any honeymoon!
What’s so great about these places is that their climates are warm all year long which means a winter honeymoon trip would be absolutely ideal. Escape the bitter cold and celebrate your honeymoon in a sunny oasis!
Hawaii
Lush tropical rainforests and entertaining luaus await your arrival. The truth is, Hawaii is the exact definition of paradise and you simply cannot go wrong escaping the cold and taking your winter honeymoon here.
Kauai and Maui are the two most popular places to honeymoon at in Hawaii and especially during the winter months. It is fairly common to split your time equally among the islands and spend a few nights on each one. Both are relatively close to each other and can be reached by plane. Travel between Maui and Kauai is relatively hassle free and the total trip takes about an hour.
Spending all your time on one island would be like visiting New York and seeing the Statue of Liberty but not Times Square. You’ve made it this far on your journey to Hawaii so it would be well worth the short trip to the other island as well.
Both islands are surrounded by miles of beautiful beach coastline. However, both are also unique in that they exhibit world renowned attractions. For example, Maui has the Road to Hana while Kauai has the Napali Coast. Both are popular honeymoon activities and ideal ways to spend quality time with your partner.
The splendors of Maui and Kauai are breathtaking and you will certainly appreciate your decision once there!
Caribbean Islands
Say goodbye to the snow and cold harsh winter and say hello to 80 degrees and abundant sunshine! Synonymous with white sand beaches and coastline covered palm trees, the Caribbean is a magical place where perennial sunlight showers the region. It’s a perfect getaway to escape the dead of winter and is easily one of the top winter honeymoon destinations.
Filled with many beautiful islands, each offers up a unique flavor to island living. Unlike Hawaii where trips often include a couple islands, people visiting the Caribbean typically pick one island and stay there for the entire honeymoon.
A few of the more popular Caribbean islands to visit on your honeymoon include Turks and Caicos, St. Lucia and Puerto Rico. Each island has something for everyone.
Each island also accommodates your desired honeymoon style slightly different as well. For example, those thrill seekers looking for adventure may want to consider Puerto Rico and the El Yunque Rainforest. If the beach, sun, and relaxation are higher on your priority list, then Grace Bay in the Turks and Caicos may be better suited for you.
Bora Bora
For a truly unique honeymoon experience, Bora Bora is the right place for you. Think of the number of people you know that have been to Hawaii. Now, ask yourself how many have been to Bora Bora. Chances are the number is significantly lopsided in favor of Hawaii.
Your honeymoon happens only once. Because of this, your honeymoon should be something very special between you and your partner that can be cherished for a lifetime. What better way to create lasting memories than a week in total seclusion from the rest of the world!
Bora Bora is a tiny island located in the South Pacific Ocean and is arguably best known for its overwater bungalows. These little huts are situated above the clearest water you have ever seen with a vibrant turquoise color. Visibly in the backdrop is Mt. Otemanu with its powerful presence overlooking the island.
Combined with year round warm weather, the idyllic sights set the framework for a highly romantic and intimate honeymoon. Spend the day on your private sundeck where a quick dip in the water is just a leap away. Spend the mornings and evenings on the deck curled up next to your partner watching the sunrises and sunsets. You will quickly realize life really doesn’t get much better than this!
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