What beaches you want to choose?

There are a lot of romantic beaches in the world, but we are only recommend to all of you the most romantic tropical beaches because the scenery in the tropical country is fresh and awesome with happiness birds sounds and the roar sound of beach wave. In the mean time, the weather on the tropical country is stabilize compared to Europe country that always have snow disaster. So, tropical country is the best to honeymoon and spend the leisure time with beloved family together. Thus, all of you must think wisely before decide a decision to go to other country to holiday or honeymoon it is because IT JUST ONLY ONCE IN LIFE...!!!!

Ranking 1.............Hawaiii

Hawaii is one of the biggest honeymoon destinations in the world. Whether you are in Kauai, Maui or Big island, Hawaii offers excellent options for couples. Here you will find blue lagoons, lush rainforests, hidden gardens, cascading waterfalls, wild rivers running through rugged canyons, and soaring volcanoes.

• Maui....

Maui is the best island in the world. Travelers around the globe favor it is "The Valley Isle" so much, they've named it a top destination and the best island.The islands also known as "aloha spirit" and native host Hawaiian culture provides an unparalleled vacation experience.The central Maui town of Kahului/Wailuku is the island's business center, while West Maui hosts sprawling beaches, upscale hotels of Ka'anapali and the historic whaling town of Lahaina. South Maui is home to a high-end resort district, Wailea plus offers a good spot for snorkeling, diving and wildlife watching. Maui's best area to explore underwater is the lava rock crescent-shaped Molokin.

• Haleakala..

This volcano—called "House of the Sun" by early Hawaiians—has not erupted for more than 200 years. Haleakala, a massive shield volcano that rises 10,023 feet above Maui's coastal areas, is an enormously popular and easily accessible visitor destination. It has become almost a ritual to a visitors.

Things to do.....

1. Sugar Cane Train

During your train ride, the Sugar Cane train crosses a 325-foot curved wooden trestle whose elevation yields panoramic views of neighboring islands and the West Maui Mountains. The Sugar Cane Train's special charter trains and group function facilities provide a unique outdoor atmosphere, and allow for creativity and privacy.

2. Dolphin Watch

There’s something exicited about squinting into a Pacific morning sun and spying a wild dolphins spinning like shiny toy tops out of a sun-polished sea. Seemingly carefree, these marine mammals may appear out of the blue and put on a show for you. Spinner dolphins, the most frequently observed species, are gregarious by nature.

3. Coffee Tours

Once you’re hooked on coffee grown in Hawaii, it’s hard to live without it. There are residents who never leave the islands without a bag or two tucked in their luggage. The aroma, when it escapes from the bag whatever your destination, is as much the scent of the islands as the salty smell of the ocean or the sweet fragrance of ginger.

Shoppingsssss......

Maui has a variety of well-designed, customer-friendly shopping centers.A collection of more than 60 island chic shops, galleries and restaurants in the Wailea resort area. Considered one of the most beautiful shopping centers in Hawaii, it features a diverse range of stores from high-end shops like Louis Vuitton and Bottega Veneta to Maui-exclusive shops.


Food and drinks...

What does Hawaii “taste” like? Does it have flavors like pineapple, macadamia nuts, shortbread, coconut, chocolate or Kona Coffee? Hawaii tastes like all of these delights and more, so what could be better than savoring the flavors of the Islands wherever you are.

Ranking 2..Bora-Bora

The romantic Bora Bora is a small and totally beautiful island which is located in the South Pacific region, in the French Polynesia to be more exact. As you can imagine, this paradisiacal islands, as well as the rest of the South Pacific Islands, depends on tourism and romantic honeymooners and therefore there is no excuse to discovering it since once you are there you will feel in heaven. Bora Bora is completely surrounded by a blue lagoon and therefore, the waters are actually really clean and quiet, ideal to practice aquatic activities or to simply relax.

Activities In Bora Bora

• Bora Bora’s Lagoonarium. - This is where you can actually get into the water and swim with the creatures of the sea. You will be able to swim and interact with sharks, turtles, dolphins, rays and a variety of colorful tropical fishes. This is a once in a lifetime experience.
• Horseback Riding. - Riding on a horse on the beaches and into the lagoon is quite the experience and can be quite romantic if you are with your significant other.
• Boat Rentals. - If you like to spend the day at your own pace, you can rent a small boat for the day and cruise around the island and the surrounding motus and explore the various beaches on your own schedule. This is a great way to just get away from the normal routine
• Private Picnic. - With this package, you and your guest will be picked up at your resort and shipped off to a private beach on a nearby motu (smaller islands). There you will have a small lunch table set up in the water where you will be served an amazing Tahitian meal, along with champaigne. You can also add snorkeling and shark feeding to your trip soyou can make a full day out of it.

Ranking 3.. Aruba

When you land in Aruba, you just have to admit there's a part of paradise located here. This tiny island in the Caribbean Sea, north of Venezuela, is huge with contrasts. And if its true that opposites attract, then this could well be the most attractive island of them all. One shore of Aruba is shallow with pristine white sand beaches, while the other side is rocky, deep and rough seas that open to the sea. As you explore and get to know Aruba, you'll soon begin to notice the smiling faces everywhere and as any traveler here will tell you, must surely be among the most welcoming places on Earth. So, sit back, relax or explore, there are many things to do, places to go and see.

ACTIVITIES..

• Watersports

The ocean is Aruba's playground. Rent a jet-ski, sunfish, paddleboat, waverunner, bananaboat, kayak or tube right at most hotels. Try parasailing for a bird's eye view of the beach activities. Resorts offer beginner courses where you can learn to scuba dive or snorkle or try Snuba. Or if you're already experienced there are many scuba, Snuba and snorkle cruises where a variety of dive or snorkel packages are available. No need to bring your gear, it can be rented from any of the operators. Aruba is known as the windsurfing capital of the World, take lessons or rent gear if you're already experienced. And of course there is swimming in the warm and gentle Caribbean waters at Aruba's many beaches, all public.

• Shopping

Downtown Oranjestad

Oranjestad remains a haven for shoppers who will find a world-class selection of merchandise within scores of stores located in several malls and along Caya Betico Croes, the original Main Street at the heart of town. Impeccably merchandised stores of gleaming stainless-steel fixtures brimming with prestigious designer labels hobnob with one-of-a-kind retailers and small department stores. Small malls with Dutch Caribbean façades are located along Havenstraat (behind the Main Street); other shops are found along a labyrinth of narrow downtown side streets. Parking is available in the free lot behind the bus station; taxi and bus service will also get you downtown in minutes. Regular shopping hours are from 9 am – 6 pm, Monday – Saturday, but there are sometimes extended hours when cruise ships are in port. Check with your hotel concierge or front desk for holiday closings.

FOOD IN ARUBA

In the traditional menu maize dishes ( funchi , pan bati ), goat meat, fish, and stoba —stewpots of local vegetables (peas, beans) dominate. Nowadays, rice, chicken, beef, and fish are eaten most. The number one snack is the pastechi , a small pie filled with cheese or beef. Food is an important ingredient at most secular celebrations. At children's parties a piñata filled with sweets hangs on the ceiling. Blindfolded, the children try to hit the piñata with a stick. Bolo pretu (black cake) is offered at special occasions.