Romantic vacations are for couples who want to spend some intimate time alone. They should be full of passion, stress free and relaxing. They can be a romantic couples’ retreat in a spa or hotel suite, a three-day weekend vacation, or a week-long romantic getaway to the beach or mountains.
The beach is also a popular location for exchanging wedding vows. There is nothing more romantic than saying “I do” by the sea at sunset. Beach weddings are definitive Kodak moments that a couple will cherish for a lifetime.
Mountain getaways allow couples to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Relaxing on the deck of a cabin at sunset while soaking in an outdoor Jacuzzi for two is extremely romantic. Being one with nature will allow a couple to be one with each other.
Getaways to the spa allow for a sensual moment for the couple. Couples massages release stress and soothe tired muscles. Look into each other’s eyes as your tensions melt away.
Special occasions are the time when couples need to take a much-needed break and get away, just the two of them. Free time to rediscover and reconnect with each other is vital in any relationship. Falling in love over and over again keeps the relationship fresh and allows each person to grow together and not apart.
Anniversary holidays allow a couple to reflect on their relationship and celebrate their love. There are romantic winery getaways all over the US. Enjoy a romantic dinner, sip a bottle of wine, and toast each other.
Honeymoon getaways are popular in Hawaii, Florida, Las Vegas, and Niagara Falls. They are destinations that the couple will always remember in one of the most important moments of their lives.
The Poconos in Pennsylvania is another ideal place for a couples vacation. Fall is beautiful with the colorful fall foliage. Some resorts offer heart-shaped bathtubs to wash away your worries, drink some chilled champagne and revel in each other. Snuggle up by the fireplace and make some warmth of your own.
Romantic getaways are also popular for Valentine’s Day. Even spending the night at a local hotel with romance, favorite drinks, and a candlelit dinner can recharge your love batteries. Valentine’s Day isn’t about the size of the gift, it’s about couples spending precious time together.
Romantic getaways can be made more romantic with carriage rides, romantic dinner cruises, walks hand-in-hand on the beach, vineyard proposals, and taking your love to new heights on scenic helicopter tours, especially in Hawaii.
Many cities have picturesque gardens with colorful flowers. A romantic vacation should include something that the couple doesn’t do very often, or doesn’t do at all. Strolling arm in arm through the gardens and taking walking tours of the romantic destination where the couple is vacationing allows them to experience new things together.
Spontaneity is also good! Enjoy breakfast in bed one morning and then visit a jazz bar for dinner. Or pack up and head for a romantic lakeside picnic. A little cheese, wine, crackers and your beloved is all it takes.
All couples need a romantic vacation to keep the romance fresh. It doesn’t matter where you go, how far you go, but alone time is something a couple needs to cultivate as often as possible.
Romance is where the heart is, whether you’re vacationing in town or 3,000 miles from home. Treasure your love, cherish your soulmate, and make time for romance every day of your life.
