Mexico

As mentioned on Visitmexico.com, “There’s nothing better and more inviting & tantalizing than a private Jacuzzi with an ocean view accompanied by a massage with oils and flowers followed by a dinner and wine on a terrace under a moonlit night.” So, if this catches your attention, then take it from us and head to Mexico. In Mexico you’ll find this and much more, thanks to the beautiful natural settings, top-notch tourist services and exquisite cuisine. We love the romance and culture of this exotic location so much we know you will not want to leave. For honeymooners who are looking for a warm tropical getaway, consider these three unique destinations: Nueva Vallarta, Huatulco and the Mayan Riviera. These places boast beautiful beaches surrounded by lush vegetation, great outdoor activities and a tourism infrastructure capable of pleasing the most demanding newlywed. With various entertainment options, as well as golf courses, spas, beautiful swimming locations, archaeological zones, museums, nature parks, bars and nightclubs you will be sure not to be bored. If you’re looking for a more romantic spot with tradition, legends and intimacy, Taxco and Guanajuato are straight out of a fairy tale. These colonial cities, which were developed during the boom, have lovely cobblestone as they stroll along taking in this amazing architecture leaving leave you speechless. We are certain you will enjoy the vast culinary offering at various restaurants Mexico has to offer, as well as the unique settings you might find them in. From restaurants built in the side of cliffs like El Palomar de los Gonzalez in Nueva Vallarta, or dine on the beach at the La Palapa, they allows you to remember a truly pleasurable experience. Be sure to also inquire about Vallarts Adventures if you’re looking for an outdoor activity you won’t forget, they offer everything from zip lines, dolphin encounters and even nature hikes that will leave you capturing more of Mexico then you ever dreamed. If you want a hotel that brings you back to love in the outdoor you may want to consider the Villa Amor located in Sayulata Mexico. This retreat is set inside a cove where roofless rooms overlook the ocean offering guest the outdoor experience in a Godlike setting.

Must Do:
Dine at the Kookabura, overlooking Acapulco Bay at night. Have, or at least see, a traditional Mayan wedding. Enjoy Deep see fishing at its finest/ Have at least one tequila shot at one of Mexico’s rocking discos. Hire a mariachi band for your destination wedding or for a special dinner on your honeymoon.

Must See:
The La Perla Divers in Acapulco. The whales frolicking in the waters off Los Cabos.

Must Know:
Bring your passport, check the expiration date of your passport, gather information about ground transportation upon your arrival, as it can be very confusing to figure out which taxi or transportation company to use: also know in advance what the rates are.