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Honeymoons in Europe |
One of the most spectacular ways couples like to start off a new life together is by taking honeymoons in Europe. Many people have no experience with foreign travel, so honeymoons in Europe can be difficult to plan and exciting all at once. By choosing a few key places to visit instead of trying to see the entire continent, your vacation can be stress-free and romantic.
There are many great cities that are perfect stops for honeymoons in Europe. Traveling to them all takes time and money, so instead, try to pick out a few top choices. Many people on honeymoons in Europe like to stop in Paris, London, Amsterdam, the Vatican, Venice, and Athens. You might also consider less popular cities in the Alps or try taking a cruise through the Mediterranean islands. Remember that not all European countries, especially those in the east, are stable, so plan your itinerary wisely. Honeymoons in Europe can include site seeing in some of the most famous places in the world, but don't forget about the night life and beaches you'll find there as well. They can be expensive, but honeymoons in Europe are wonderful vacations.
Top Romantic European
Honeymoon Trips:
Honeymoon Destination -
La Villa Mauresque
Cote d'Azur, Saint Raphael, France
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A
2006
World Travel Award Winner for Europe's leading villa, this
Moorish style grand villa is located on the French Rivera in
between Cannes and St. Tropez. There are actually two
villas, "Les Jardins" (The Gardens) and "Le Palais" (The
Palace) both with excellent views of the Mediterranean and
St. Tropez bay. Each suite in "Les Jardins" is named
after a famous writer and each suite in "Les Palais" is
named after a famous painter. Beautifully manicured
gardens adorn the property with many nearby beaches that
offer sailing, jet skiing, windsurfing and more. Many
restaurants are located within walking distance or you can
let their chef, who is available May through October,
prepare the meals for you. Breakfast is included and
is served outside on the terrace when weather permits.
Also nearby are golf, horse back riding and tennis, and of
course, you can always day trip to the beautiful town of St.
Tropez.
Honeymoon Destination - Villa Joya
Algarve, Portugal
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Voted Europe's Leading Boutique Hotel by
the World Travel Awards, Villa Joya sits on one of the
most picturesque bluffs in Portugal. Villa Joya boasts
the only Michelin 2 star restaurant in Portugal.
Austrian Chef Dieter Koschina regularly inspects the markets
of Algarve for the freshest lobster, crayfish and turbot,
but also brings in truffles, goose liver and caviar from the
finest markets in Europe. Each room has a terrace or
balcony with a fantastic view of the Atlantic ocean.
The bathrooms are done in beautiful oriental style mosaics
and music lovers will appreciate that every room is equipped
with Bang & Olufsen CD players with a large selection of
CDs. If you would like to get in a round of golf or
two, some of the best golf courses in Europe are close by
including the award winning Salgados Golf Club. Steps
away from the tropical garden and pool is four miles of
beach on the Atlantic for a lovely evening stroll.
Honeymoon Destination -
Inverlochy Castle
Fort William, Scotland
If
staying in a castle in the Scottish highlands is your idea
of the ultimate honeymoon getaway then this is definitely
your place. Inverlochy Castle received the highest
rating in Europe by Travel & Leisure magazine for 2006.
Inverlochy was built in 1863 by the first lord Abinger near
the site of the original 13th century fortress. Queen
Victoria spent a week there in 1873 and her comments were "I
never saw a lovelier, more romantic spot." Nestled in
the glens, lochs, and mountains of the Scottish highlands,
Inverlochy boasts some of the best scenery in all of Europe.
Of course, Scotland is known for its golf, but there is also
white water rafting, mountain biking, clay pigeon shooting,
and horse back riding. At night after a scrumptious
dinner at one of their three restaurants, relax by the fire
with a scotch and a cigar if you're so inclined.
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