From:Martha Stewart
We asked our readers and followers to share their ultimate honeymoon spots—over 9,000 of you responded.
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One of the best parts of wedding planning has nothing to do with the actual wedding, but with what comes after. Researching and booking
your dream honeymoon is about as exciting as it gets. Even though
you're looking forward to this vacation, soon-to-be spouses may feel
overwhelmed by the many possible destinations. With literally an entire
world of options, how's a couple to choose where to travel to? We're
about to make that decision easier than ever.
Introducing the results of our Most Romantic Destinations survey. In partnership with the travel and booking site Jetsetter,
we asked our readers and followers to reveal their ultimate honeymoon
spots in nine categories across the globe—and nearly 9,000 of you
responded. What results is a list of incredible vacation spots that are approved by newlyweds and Martha Stewart Weddings fans like you.
Looking for the ideal location in Mexico? How about in South America?
Planning to travel across the pond to Europe? What about to the
Caribbean or South Pacific? Are you more inclined to visit Asia on your
trip, or stay right here in the United States? If so, do you prefer
someplace urban, or are you after an island escape? Whatever the case,
our list has got you covered with the most romantic honeymoon destination in each region.
Click through for the full run-down and find what speaks to you.
Then, be sure to dig a little deeper and see our recommendations for
hotels (yep, we've researched those too). Ready, get set, go—let the
honeymoon planning officially begin!
Caribbean/Atlantic Island: Turks and Caicos
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Continental U.S.: Napa
U.S. Island: Maui
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Mexico: Riviera Maya
South America: Rio de Janeiro
Europe: The Amalfi Coast
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Asian City: Bangkok
Asian Island: Bali
Australia/South Pacific: Bora Bora
There are so many reasons to step out of that overwater
bungalow and dive into the dynamic culture of the Polynesian islands.
From savoring the seafood to hiking to its holiest spots, there's more-a
more-a to Bora Bora.