WEDDINGS & HONEYMOONS US HONEYMOONS DESTINATIONS


Just the two of US


Hop across the pond for a honeymoon to remember, says Natalie Marsh


@NatalieMarsh_TW M


arried life really begins with the honeymoon –


an adventure à deux to a destination that’s new to both of you, or a chance to kick back somewhere you know and love. Spread across six time zones


and even more climates, the US has more to offer newlyweds than most. Whether they fancy a relaxing break in the mountains or a lively stay in a bustling


city, the country is sure to have a honeymoon to suit your customers’ needs. Here, we round up a handful of the best options.


 BEST FOR… ISLAND GETAWAYS Where: Hawaii Why go: When people think of a honeymoon, crystal-clear seas and white sandy beaches often jump to mind, and few


places do idyllic escapes better than Hawaii. The islands have a distinctive heritage, which adds to the archipelago’s appeal. From sipping mai tais on Waikiki Beach to exploring its national parks, Hawaii is a honeymooners’ paradise. Snorkelling is a must, with hundreds of species of fish, coral and other sea life to spot, especially in the waters around the Big Island, where turtles can


be seen just beneath the surface. Book it: Carrier offers 14 nights from £7,520 based on two sharing, including stays at three Four Seasons properties, flights and a helicopter tour, on September 1. Or try: North Carolina’s coast is dotted with beautiful islands. Less than two hours from Wilmington lies Emerald Isle, home to top-notch restaurants, beaches and parks.


28 February 2019travelweekly.co.uk51


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