10 best islands for honeymoon
A honeymoon should be a memorable moment, but choosing a destination to go to is not easy. Fortunately, experts have compiled a list of the best islands perfect for such a vacation. If you’re planning your honeymoon trip, you should familiarize yourself with it. You can choose either Tasmania or Santorini, as the list has places for every taste.
St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
Thanks to its location in the Caribbean Sea, this island has great beaches. If you like outdoor activities, you can spend your time climbing the slopes of volcanoes.
Tioman in Malaysia
This large island provides a glimpse into the traditional way of life of the local people and is ideal for jungle walks and underwater adventures for divers.
The Greek island of Santorini
There is perhaps no part of Greece more beautiful than the island, and among the islands the best is Santorini. Bright blue-and-white-colored houses sit on the slopes of rocky mountains surrounded by the shining waters of the Aegean Sea.
Praslin and La Digue in the Seychelles
Praslin is the more popular island and La Digue is more secluded, but both are equally like a paradise of white sand, turquoise waves and rich green jungle-covered hills.
Tasmania in Australia
If you want to enjoy great local food, lakes, long walks in nature, Tasmania is perfect for you. The picturesque curves of the coastline, waterfalls, dolphins and the Tasmanian devil – that’s what you’re bound to remember on this trip.
Nevis Island in the Caribbean.
This is one of the few Caribbean islands notable for its lack of expensive resorts and cruise ships. That means the place is fairly secluded, with most of the tourists on St. Kitts. You can enjoy the beach without the crowds and see beautiful mountain and jungle views.
Algonquin Provincial Park in Canada
Hiking and boating enthusiasts will love vacationing in this national park because of the vast number of lakes and many trails leading through pine forests. It is the second largest park in Ontario and also the oldest.
Huahine in French Polynesia
If you decide to go to Polynesia, you will have to choose between the large and small islands of Huahine. The big one has many attractions, while the small one is beautiful with the beauty of unspoiled nature and picturesque views of the lagoons. You can choose one island or two at once.
Kirimbas Archipelago
You’ll have plenty of opportunities to admire the rare birds and underwater creatures on the 31 islands of the Quirimbas Archipelago off the northern coast of Mozambique. You can have fun boating from island to island.
Corsica
Corsica has it all: it is located in the Mediterranean Sea, it has beautiful beaches, mountains, valleys, small villages surrounded by impressive forests. All this makes Corsica a perfect and unusual choice for a romantic honeymoon.
10 best islands for honeymoon
There are plenty of beautiful tropical islands perfect for a honeymoon on the map. They are in the Americas, in Asia, and in Africa. We’ve chosen the top ten.
1. Tobacco Reef, Central America
The tropical island of Tobacco Reef, part of the state of Belize, is stunningly beautiful. The cleanest sandy beach, coconut palms, a few picturesque huts – the picture reminds us of the famous advertising of chocolate bars. In the waters of the Caribbean Sea hides a picturesque coral reef – a real local attraction. The coral reef at Tobacco Island is the second largest after Australia’s famous Great Barrier Reef. From Tobacco Island, honeymooners can move to the equally beautiful Goff Reef Island.
2. Kuna Yala, Panama
The islands of the Cuna Yala (San Blas) archipelago, located in the Caribbean Sea, are considered one of the best for honeymoons. The islands are part of Panama, but are actually autonomous. Beach holidays in Kuna Yala can be combined with the acquaintance with the life of local aborigines living in picturesque villages. The locals dress in beautiful and very elaborate costumes. You can visit a desert island and check out what it’s like to be Robinson Crusoe.
3. Ilha Grande, Brazil
The territories of the Brazilian island of Ilha Grande are closed to road transport. You can only lead a measured and simple life here. Tourists enjoy dishes from delicious fresh fish, relax on the beach, sit in cozy restaurants. Lopez-Mendes Beach, thanks to the care of the Brazilian authorities, has preserved its pristine beauty.
4. Ko Tarutao, Thailand
From the Malay word “tarutao” is translated rather strangely, meaning “mystical” and “simple” at the same time. The island is located in the Andaman Sea. The beaches here are great, but deep in the rainforests live poisonous snakes, so you should not go there. During World War II, political criminals were sent to the island, and today the ruins of the prison are one of the local attractions. Tarutao Island is a national reserve of Thailand and is well protected. Tourist infrastructure is underdeveloped here, but you can rent a bungalow in one of the designated areas for tourists. Each area has a restaurant.
5. Heron Island, Australia
Heron Island is located off the southern end of the Great Barrier Reef at a considerable distance from Queensland. The island is tropical, with wildlife. Here you can meet many representatives of fauna – petrels, turtles, herons, terns, even whales. However, to get on Heron is not easy: the Australian government strictly controls the flow of tourists. Guests are offered beach bungalows made of wood. There is one restaurant on the island. Guests can go scuba diving.
6. Ko Sichang, Thailand
Getting from Bangkok to Ko Sichang is not difficult. The island boasts numerous historical sites from the time of King Rama the Fifth and two good beaches. The island of Ko Sichang is occupied by monkeys – they are everywhere and love to molest tourists. Of the food, seafood dishes are especially popular. Boats of local merchants, who sell various goods, dock to the shore of Sichang.
7. St. John, United States
The small island of St. John is part of the Virginia archipelago. Tourists are offered comfortable small rooms in hotels. You can stay in a tent city located on the bay. In the summer of St. John in the sun is full of American vacationers.
8. Boracay, Philippines
A tropical island three hundred kilometers from Manila. Boracay offers beautiful beaches, azure seas, and palm groves for newlyweds.
9. Santo Tomé (Africa)
São Tomé used to be a cocoa plantation. Today it’s a wonderful resort with beautiful nature, picturesque cliffs, and hotels with colonial-style furnishings.
10. Bazaruto, Mozambique
Another tropical island off the coast of Africa. Bazaruto is the best combination of a comfortable vacation and the much desired privacy for honeymooners.
