The Honeymoon - Make The Destination and Activity Count

When choosing a destination, remember that what looks good on paper isn't always that tantalizing up-close. Stay tuned to the criticisms in travel reviews, and don't select on a whim. Narrow it down by theme, i.e., beach or forest, mountainous terrain or quaint, old village, etc. Then narrow it down by country. Travelling in the country you live in can be a mite cheaper than travelling abroad. Your spouse's opinions are critical. Picking a mutually pleasing place is what it's all about. Don't acquiesce to friends or family; choose a destination based on your own aesthetic and activity-oriented likes and preferences.

Whether you enjoy scuba-diving, snorkelling, or a much-needed tan, the best beach destinations include Caribbean, Fiji, Tahiti, Bali, Palau, etc. Even the Maldives are exciting, and cruises are a must-have.

Travel agencies are equipped to provide you with better deals than you could get by booking the elements alone, e.g., transportation, accommodations, and airfare. Travel agencies are already often hooked in with the perfect honeymoon arrangements.

Here are some closing tips and questions for you to consider:

• Do you want to splurge or be thrifty? This is the trip of a lifetime.
• Do you want to learn a new sport or activity like karaoke, golf, tennis, snorkelling, parasailing, or water-skiing? Then, you can share it for the rest of your life.
• Tell your travel agent that you want the comforts of breakfast in bed, morning tours, an activity-filled list/itinerary, scuba-diving lessons, luxury dinners, etc.
• Be as specific as possible. Go in to your travel agent with a list of your preferences and come out with a confirmed travel plan.
• Make sure not to visit a tropical paradise in the midst of a tropical storm season. Whoa!!

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