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One of the most popular places for a romantic honeymoon is Cancun on the Mayan Riviera of Mexico. Here, in Cancun, you have the beautiful Caribbean Sea, luxurious hotel accommodations, sparkling swimming pools, day and evening boat excursions, and interesting day trips to the nearby Mayan ruins.
Cancun is known for its wonderful beaches, outstanding water sports, and non-stop entertainment. Walking on the white, sandy beaches of Playa del Carmen in the early morning hours, watching the beauty of the sunset, and experiencing the romantic atmosphere are all a part of Cancun, a vibrant and exciting honeymoon destination.
The small islands of Isla Mujeres (Island of Women) and Cozumel offer a different type of honeymoon destination, one that is relaxing and serene. Here, on these two islands, near Cancun, couples can enjoy the sun and the sea, the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean, and the cozy atmosphere of a smaller romantic getaway. The seclusion and tranquility of these islands offers couples on their honeymoon the atmosphere and the pleasure of being alone and together.
Cabo San Lucas, on the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula of California, is another popular honeymoon destination. Its perfect climate and variety of activities such as sailing, deep-sea fishing, golf, and scuba diving attract honeymoon couples to its shores each year. In Cabo San Lucas, you’ll find quiet, secluded coves and small beaches for romantic picnics, swimming, and sun bathing. The quaint little village of San Jose de Cabos offers honeymooners a variety of shopping, dining, and entertainment.
Many couples choose Acapulco, a tropical paradise, for their honeymoon destination. This popular city on the Pacific coast of Mexico is known for its magnificent setting, on one of the most beautiful bays in the world, nestled in the shade of the Sierra Madre Mountains. Acapulco offers an assortment of things to see and do for couples on their honeymoon, with numerous restaurants, clubs, bars, and amazing hotels. The drive along the coast takes you past spectacular hillside villas and views of the ocean to the Costera, the main street of Acapulco. Small restaurants and more elaborate dining places on the waterfront, colorful flowers in the plazas, exotic foods at the marketplace, and exquisite shops add to the appeal of Acapulco as a honeymoon destination. In addition to the hotels, couples will find private villas or casitas to rent, with a private pool and personal vehicle, where they can luxuriate in the scent of lush gardens and experience the romantic atmosphere.
Small towns and villages, nestled in the majestic Sierra Madre Mountains, are other recommended honeymoon destinations in Mexico. These delightful colonial cities in the interior of Mexico are known for their health spas, art galleries, culture, and amazing architecture. San Miguel de Allende and Taxco are two old silver mining towns in Mexico that have all the charm and appeal of a romantic honeymoon. Taxco sits at an altitude of over 5,000 feet above sea level, a quaint village of cobbled stone streets and wonderful silver shops. A cable car will take you to the top of El Monte, where the views are simply spectacular. There are several small quaint hotels around the plaza, as well as more expensive accommodations in the mountains.
Costs
Romantic honeymoon packages are very reasonable, depending upon the length of your stay and type of accommodations, varying in cost from under $1,000 a week to the more expensive and elaborate type of honeymoon. In many of the smaller towns and villages, there are charming bed and breakfast inns, where a room will cost less than $50.00/night, an extremely cheap and enjoyable honeymoon idea. Private villas, overlooking the ocean or built on the mountainsides, can be rented for your honeymoon, if you prefer, some as cheap as $100/night. The villas are completely furnished with modern features, all within a short walk to the beach or the village center. For the more expensive honeymoon idea, there are fabulous 5-star hotels, ranging in price from $200 to $400 a night, with deluxe accommodations and offering many extras. There are many other romantic hideaways for couples, as well as a number of weekly packages, that are available for honeymoon destinations in Mexico.
Amenities
Most of the honeymoon ideas in Mexico are all inclusive packages that include airfare from all major cities, many direct flights from the United States, full travel protection and airport transfers, welcome cocktails upon arrival, continental breakfasts, swimming pools, tennis, golf courses, and horseback riding. Some honeymoon destinations provide amenities such as fresh flowers and fruit in your room or casita each morning, massages, and your own thatched roof palapa or cabana, with hammocks and lounge chairs, in the shade of the towering coconut palms.
Advantages
There are many advantages to honeymoons in Mexico including great airline connections, an abundance of inexpensive transportation, friendly people, and a pleasing climate. English is widely spoken and the choice of accommodations, food, and entertainment, is unlimited. Credit cards are widely accepted and banks and exchange houses offer convenient currency transfer. There are no extensive requirements involved in entering the country; a passport is fine.
The people of Mexico extend a warm welcome to couples on their honeymoon. It has long been one of the top destinations for two people seeking the perfect spot for romance; it is truly an idyllic honeymoon destination.
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