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3 BEST HONEYMOON COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD

 

1. Maldives



If you’re the kind who likes to go all out, be it for the wedding or the honeymoon, then Maldives is where you can sweep your partner off your feet. The Maldives are known for their natural environment including the blue ocean, white beaches, and clean air.When thinking of Maldives, the first thing that comes to mind are the huts suspended over the azure water of the Indian ocean that guarantee luxury and an epic time spent enjoying the salubrious weather of Maldives.The climate of the Maldives is ideal for visitors to get engaged in water sports such as swimming, fishing, scuba diving, snorkeling, water-skiing. windsurfing and kite boarding. Dive deep and explore the vibrant coral reefs with your loved one or surf over them, and enjoy the saphire waters of Maldives in complete peace as it’s never a crowded destination. It's a fascinating country which is actually an archipelago made up of some 1192 low-lying islands, naturally grouped into 26 atolls, with around 200 of them being inhabited (and 80 or so being exclusive resort islands).






Maldives Honeymoon Package 3 Nights/4 Days Rs 130,000/-

2. Mauritius







Mauritius is often compared to a heaven on earth with its beautiful beaches which extend into an endless expanse of serene blue ocean. The best time to visit Mauritius is from May to December when the weather is cool, dry and sunny. Expect some of Africa's best beaches, fresh seafood and long, sundrenched days on a Mauritius holiday. The island has a classic tropical climate with warm weather year-round.A favourite in the honeymoon destination list, Mauritius is tucked away amidst the Mascarene Islands. Mauritius is a slice of paradise whose very name evokes images of azure blue seas and pristine beaches.The east coast is most renowned, with some of the most celebrated hotels and stretches of arguably the most beautiful white sand beaches, while the flat, calm beaches of the west coast are favoured by families. The "beautiful" south is the island's wilder, but perhaps more interesting side.Luxury hotels, white sandy beaches, balmy weather and a chance for you and your partner to rekindle the love after a hectic wedding spell. Culturally diverse, and with endless fun things to do, Mauritius is a great place for a relaxing, tropical honeymoon that’ll make sure the trip is unlike any other that you’ve experienced before.




 Mauritius Honeymoon Packages that range from INR 57,813 to INR 80,126.

3.Bali




Another tropical paradise, Bali is the perfect getaway with your partner. You can explore Bali’s beautiful environment while cycling together through the villages on roads flanked by greenery. It is renowned for its highly developed arts, including traditional and modern dance, sculpture, painting, leather, metalworking, and music. The Indonesian International Film Festival is held every year in Bali.If you’re looking for a honeymoon destination that has relaxing on the beach sprinkled with a bit of culture, spirituality, and adventure, Bali is for you.Bali is extremely cheap because daily expenses are way lower than in other countries. Meals, hotels rooms, shopping, transport fees, and every other expense are all much cheaper. ... Bali is extremely cheap because daily expenses are way lower than in other countries. Laze around on the beaches or consult a shaman to predict your wonderful future together, Bali guarantees a unique experience that’s worth having.





6 Days Bali Honeymoon Tour Package 7 Days/6 Nights ₹ 33,999





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