Top 5 beach honeymoon destinations

Head to the island of Thirassia and climb the ancient stairs that lead to the historic city of Manolas. From there, catch a breathtaking view of the caldera, a brilliant turquoise pool of water that serves as a nucleus for the varied isles of this archipelago. Some would say you only need a day to enjoy these islands' charm.Step off the plane, take one whiff of the plumeria blooms and you'll be hooked. You should note that every Hawaiian island offers something different. With Maui, you can expect one of the most tourist-friendly experiences. The island is easily covered by car, and the diverse terrain keeps photos interesting.  Maui is less populated and secluded, with beaches in a rainbow of shades.With beautiful waterfalls and clear star filled night-skies, Kauai has mastered seduction. The oldest island in the Hawaiian chain Kauai is lush and offers a low-key visitor experience or a over-the-top luxury excursion without tourist traps; instead, it appeals to the nature lover type of traveler. If you prefer more tropical than city? Kauai's your island.  Kauai has beautiful floral foliage, breathtaking waterfalls and lush hiking trails.View the list »
Honeymoon locations: Top 5 best beach honeymoon destinations

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Weddings and the related honeymoon are one of the greatest life-events for some. Whether you have a small wedding or a huge platinum wedding, the honeymoon is an intimate bonding time for the couple to acclimate themselves to their new marital status.

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Honeymoons are a gentle, romantic way to cement the realization of marriage and to consummate the marriage, at one point.

Originally "honeymoon" simply described the period just after the wedding when things are at their sweetest; it is assumed to wane in a month.

This is the period when newly wed couples take a break to share some private and intimate moments that helps establish love in relationship. This privacy in turn is believed to ease the comfort zone towards physical relationship, which is one of the primary means of bonding during the initial days of marriage.

For many brides and grooms to-be, the word "honeymoon" is synonymous with "beach." The following ranking list, according to US News and Travel, reflects honeymooners' dual desires for glorious sands and steamy romance.

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  • With beautiful waterfalls and clear star filled night-skies, Kauai has mastered seduction. The oldest island in the Hawaiian chain Kauai is lush and offers a low-key visitor experience or a over-the-top luxury excursion without tourist traps; instead, it appeals to the nature lover type of traveler. If you prefer more tropical than city? Kauai's your island.  Kauai has beautiful floral foliage, breathtaking waterfalls and lush hiking trails.
  • Step off the plane, take one whiff of the plumeria blooms and you'll be hooked. You should note that every Hawaiian island offers something different. With Maui, you can expect one of the most tourist-friendly experiences. The island is easily covered by car, and the diverse terrain keeps photos interesting.  Maui is less populated and secluded, with beaches in a rainbow of shades.
  • Head to the island of Thirassia and climb the ancient stairs that lead to the historic city of Manolas. From there, catch a breathtaking view of the caldera, a brilliant turquoise pool of water that serves as a nucleus for the varied isles of this archipelago. Some would say you only need a day to enjoy these islands' charm.
  • The British Virgin Islands, or BVI for short, are some of the most exclusive and least developed islands of the Caribbean, but this only adds to their appeal. The resorts, villas, restaurants and other tourist attractions.  Known to emphasize luxury over sprawling expansion, the Islands attract travelers with deep pockets and a love for sailing and seclusion.
  • Coined the "pearl of the Pacific." The very definition of a tropical getaway, blissful Bora Bora abounds with luxurious resorts, sunny skies, warm waters, and friendly locals. The small island of Bora Bora, just six miles long and 2.5 miles wide, overflows with beauty. Dormant volcanoes rise up at its center and fan out into lush jungle before spilling into an aquamarine lagoon.
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, Honolulu Travel Examiner

Kaeley Glasco is an ex-East Coaster, currently residing in Honolulu for 12 years. She's traveled extensively and loves everything related to travel adventure. In her travels throughout the Hawaiian Islands, and her residing on Oahu, she can offer travel tips for anyone living in Honolulu and...

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