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DESTINATIONS PROPOSALS | WEDDINGS & HONEYMOONS


LEFT: Sydney Harbour BridgeClimb ABOVE: Golf course at Sandals Emerald Bay Golf, Tennis & Spa Resort, Bahamas PICTURE: Steve Sanacore


THE GOLFER


Ever thought about popping the question on a golf course? Possibly not – but if you’re going to break with tradition, you might as well do it properly, especially if he’s a keen golfer. From clifftop courses overlooking the ocean to movie- set mountain backdrops, there are plenty of scenic spots in which to dig out the ring for the wannabe Tiger Woods of the world, whether in Europe or farther afield. For those angling towards the


latter, suggest Sandals Emerald Bay Golf, Tennis & Spa Resort in the Bahamas, whose 18-hole, Greg Norman-designed course juts out on a peninsula with spectacular views over the sea. There’s a huge spa where couples


Lovers Beach has


a real castaway feel. There are no facilities – it’s just a special place with stunning views across St Kitts


can retreat for some post-proposal pampering, and it’s all set in a secluded, hidden-away location surrounded by 500 acres of tropical


greenery. Book it: A week’s all-inclusive in a Beachfront Honeymoon Walkout Butler Villa Suite costs from £3,463, including flights


and transfers, for travel between February 27 and March 5. sandals.co.uk


THE BEACH LOVER


For a romantic proposal that does away with the airs and graces, nothing beats a deserted, velvet- sand beach – but where do you find it? In Nevis, according to Malcolm Davies, who recommends the aptly named Lovers Beach on the north coast for those who want a remote hideaway. “This white-sand beach is hidden from the road and has a real castaway feel,” he says. “There are no facilities and that adds to its appeal – it’s just a special place with stunning views across St Kitts.” It’s also a turtle nesting site from April to November, making it an


ideal spot for wildlife fans. If guests want to follow it up with a bit of adventure to celebrate, they should make a beeline for Nevis Peak, a jungle-clad, dormant volcano that


offers a challenging climb. Book it: Family-run Oualie Beach Resort is a five-minute walk from Lovers Beach and makes a good base for exploring the surrounding coastline; seven nights with Funway costs from £1,430, including flights on February 27. funway4agents.co.uk


THE TRADITIONALIST


Even on a leap year, you can’t go wrong with good old-fashioned romance – and for that, the Maldives is hard to top. For a couple-focused, ²


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