How to Plan a Tropical Honeymoon

Tropical honeymoons are a popular choice for newlyweds seeking rest and relaxation after a busy and harrowing wedding.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Bikinis
• Evening Attire
• Hats Or Visors
• Lingerie
• Shorts
• Sundresses
• Sunglasses
• Swimming Trunks
• Terry Cloth Towels
• Aloe Vera Gel
• Sunscreen
• Wedding Rings
• Camcorders
• Cameras
• Cameras
• Terry cloth towels

1. Narrow your destination to a select tropical area. Consider the Bahamas, Jamaica, Hawaii or the South Pacific.

2. Consider all-inclusive resorts for couples for a romantic, tropical vacation without the coordination stress.

3. Ask about special couples-only features: his and hers spa treatments, isolated bungalows, private dinners.

4. Research water sports and other activities in the area where you're traveling. If you are looking for an active honeymoon, make sure that there is adequate opportunity for sports and activity.

5. Consider hitting two or more islands via charter plane or boat. Some tour companies can arrange a visit to a private island for a night or two.

Tips & Warnings

• When visiting the tropics, remember to stock up on sun protection supplies. The sun can be much stronger than what you're used to at home.
• Buy underwater disposable cameras at home to avoid inflated prices designed for "tourists."
• Take your marriage license, or other proof of marriage, when traveling for the first time as husband and wife.
• If time is limited, you may want to opt for the closest tropical destination to maximize your relaxation time and minimize your travel time.
• Keep valuables at home, or locked safely in your hotel. Many island dwellers prey upon unsuspecting tourists.