The Costa Rica Honeymoon
Eight days linking Arenal's volcano country with a calm stretch of Pacific coast, designed end to end by a Forest Travel advisor. Planning starts from around US$1,000 per person per night.
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Belize vs Cancún: Which Is Better for a Luxury Beach and Diving Vacation?
Two coasts on the same Caribbean reef, two very different trips. Belize is the quieter one, with a UNESCO-listed barrier reef, offshore atolls and jungle; Cancún and the Riviera Maya offer cenotes, Maya cities and the easiest access. How to choose.
The Kruger & Bazaruto Honeymoon
Three nights of Big Five safari in the Sabi Sand, then six on an island in the Bazaruto Archipelago — the honeymoon that gives you the bush at dawn and the Indian Ocean by afternoon, without a single long drive in between.
Greek Islands or the Amalfi Coast for a Honeymoon?
Both are coastlines built for couples, and both reward a honeymoon that moves: boats, towns, dinners at height and a different table each night. The Greek islands are light and sea — a caldera sunset, a private gulet between islands. The Amalfi Coast is cliffs, gardens and the Italian table, with Capri a boat ride away. Choose by the rhythm you want, then time it to May–June or September.
Private Honeymoon or All-Inclusive Resort: Which Is Better?
An all-inclusive resort gives a honeymoon one address and a single price; a private itinerary gives it several places, each chosen for the two of you. Neither is automatically more luxurious. The resort wins when you want to land and stop; the private journey wins when you want the trip to move. Many couples do both, in that order reversed: the journey first, the resort last.
The Barbados Honeymoon
The calm western shore for the days and the wild eastern one for a single afternoon — lunch above the Atlantic surf at Bathsheba, then back across an island narrow enough to cross before dinner. A private, tailored journey of 7 Days · 6 Nights in Barbados, The Caribbean, designed end to end by a Forest Travel advisor — with Virtuoso privileges at the finest luxury hotels, from around US$1,600 per person per night.
The St Lucia Honeymoon
A villa above the Pitons — the twin volcanic peaks visible from the private pool, a sunrise hike to the Petit Piton summit with a local guide, and a dinner at the plantation restaurant that the island's own travel writers consider its best table. A private, tailored journey of 7 Days · 6 Nights in St Lucia, The Caribbean, designed end to end by a Forest Travel advisor — with Virtuoso privileges at the finest luxury hotels, from around US$1,600 per person per night.
The Chile & Patagonia Honeymoon
A lodge above the Torres del Paine lake at dawn — the massif reflected in the water, a private guide for the trek to the viewpoint at the hour the towers turn pink, a dinner in the estancia dining room, and the Patagonian stars at an altitude where the Milky Way is not a concept but a presence. A private, tailored journey of 7 Days · 6 Nights in Chile & Patagonia, Latin America, designed end to end by a Forest Travel advisor — with Virtuoso privileges at the finest luxury hotels, from around US$1,400 per person per night.
The Kenya Honeymoon
A private tented suite above the Mara, a balloon at dawn over the migration, a bush dinner under the southern sky — and the morning when the wildebeest cross the river and your vehicle is the only one positioned correctly. A private, tailored journey of 7 Days · 6 Nights in Kenya, Safaris, designed end to end by a Forest Travel advisor — with Virtuoso privileges at the finest luxury hotels, from around US$1,500 per person per night.
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