If you’re not the resort type, planning a honeymoon can feel daunting. But fear not! There are plenty of options for couples looking for something off the beaten path. If you and your soon-to-be are the outdoorsy type, here are a few ideas to help plan your post-wedding adventure:
Tent Camping
If time and money are at a premium, going on a simple camping trip is a great option for getting away. A quick overnight in the great outdoors can help recharge your batteries, while a longer backwoods camping trip will provide privacy and quiet. Either of these options means unplugging and spending some quality time together away from the worries of every day life —
and what else is a honeymoon for!
Backpacking
For the more dedicated outdoorsmen, a backpacking trip is a great way to make a honeymoon memorable. Spread the trip over as much time as you have, then head into the wilderness for breathtaking views and absolute seclusion. If you have a more significant budget, look into backpacking in another country or across Europe.
Float Trip
A float trip is a great way for a couple to relax. Lots of parks along rivers offer these excursions, which often last all day. Pack a cooler with food and drinks, hop in a boat or tube and float down the river, together.
Road Trip
If driving the open road sounds like your idea of paradise, consider a road trip. Plot all the places of interest you and your soon-to-be want to see, then take the time to enjoy the act of traveling. Another option is taking the train, which will stop off at smaller, interesting towns along the way and allow you both time to enjoy the view.
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