How to Find a Honeymoon Venue in France

France has always been one of the top choices for honeymooning couples. Boasting an abundance of spectacular locations coupled with a lively art and cultural scene, France truly is an ideal backdrop for a romantic getaway. To make the most out of your French escapade, here are some useful guidelines to find a honeymoon venue in France.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Travel agent
• List of sites you want to see

1. Do some research on the Internet. It's crucial that you have a clear idea of France's romantic destinations before booking hotel accommodations and plane tickets (see Resources below). It's helpful to know beforehand what's in store for you and your partner.
2. Do some research on France's top tourist destinations and plan your itinerary of what you'd like to see and do. Most people plan on visiting the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, the Cathedral of Notre Dame and the Arc de Triomphe. Outside of Paris, many tourists visit Mont St. Michel, the Strausborg Cathedral, the hilltop villages of Saignon and Etrecasteaux and the city of Avignon. Along the way, visit vineyards and small towns or take a boat ride along one of France's waterways. Online forums can provide other people's opinions about these tourist destinations, especially from those who had prior experience visiting France.
3. Narrow down your choices of destinations so it'll be easier to make a decision on which places in France you will visit on your honeymoon (see Resources below).
4. Choose the hotel where you and your partner will be staying. It's vital that you choose a hotel that offers impeccable service and offers instant access to France’s many romantic places.

Tips & Warnings

• Plan your itinerary together so that you both get to do and see the things you have always dreamed of. Be sure to schedule plenty of down time also to be spontaneous and share quiet moments alone.
• To get the best exchange rate, convert your currency at a local bank before you leave. Currency exchanges in the airports and tourist hot spots frequently take advantage of their locations and gouge travelers who fail to plan in advance.
• Bring some cash, but plan on using traveler’s checks and credit cards as much as possible. If your checks or cards are stolen or misplaced, they're easily replaced. Lost cash is gone forever.