If you are reading this, then most probably you're a newly wed or will soon to be one, and for that, congratulations! Since the stress of planning a wedding is ending soon, your next agenda is to find the perfect honeymoon getaway as a Mr. and Mrs.
One of the most common promotions in hotels is a honeymoon package, they can alter each accordingly to the honeymooners' needs. Most of the time, these are all-inclusive which may depend on the hotel's offerings.
Travel and Leisure published an article about the different all-inclusive packages that honeymooners can truly enjoy. They will just have to pay everything beforehand to avoid stressing out while on their honeymoon.
If you haven't been to New Zealand, then this is your time to do so! Huka Lodge in Taupo, New Zealand offers an overlooking scenery of Lake Taupo and Waikato River, as well as massages, trout-fishing escapades, and a bottle of champagne whenever you decided on availing their all-in package. Arguably, New Zealand is blessed with so much beauty in their land and traveling all the way there is so worth it!
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico is a well-known location not only for honeymoon-goers because of its reasonable prices for amazing service and luxury amenities. The site advices people to check out Pueblo Bonito Pacifica Golf & Spa Resort and its packages.
Are you not in the mood for rest and relaxation? Then, a Safari trip might just be what you're looking for. Four Season Safari Lodge in Serengeti, Tanzania has an awesome surrounding filled with wildlife. According to Travel and Leisure, the luxury resort's all-in package includes candlelit dinners, hot-air balloon ride, massages, and two-half day drives for the adventure types.
How about visiting Costa Rica? Kura Design Villas has modern design and promotes being eco-friendly. There are nearby rainforests and beaches with ocean views from each villa's terrace that will leave you breathless.
Whichever you choose, it will definitely be a winner as long as you get to spend the trip with your better half.
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