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The Honeymoon Project is your dedicated guide to all things honeymoon – whether you’re looking for a two-week beachside trip with nothing more strenuous that ordering another glass of champagne, ideas for getting off the beaten track, or help finding that perfect romantic hideaway.The Honeymoon Project shop
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Honeymoon destinations by month
Trying to figure out the best places to honeymoon for the month you're getting married in? Check out our handy month-by-month guide to the best honeymoon destinations.
Spring honeymoons:
March • April • May
Summer honeymoons:
June • July • August
Autumn honeymoons:
September • October • November
Winter honeymoons:
December • January • FebruaryTopics
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For a romantic weekend break with a difference, and at a fraction of the cost of the tropical island clichès, we think Wales is pretty hard to beat.
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Beach honeymoons: bliss or boredom?
The traditional honeymoon idyll is of a soft white-sand beach, palm trees swaying gently overhead, and an invitingly warm turquoise…
Latest Honeymoon Inspiration
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A little place I know: Rebecca Norris, Florence Finds
I’m delighted to be sharing a great “A little place I know” today from the lovely Rebecca Norris. Rebecca runs…
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Honeymoon essentials: The Honeymoon Project’s shop
It’s hard to remember all those little bits and pieces you need to pick up before going on honeymoon –…
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Room with a view: Pioneertown, California, USA
From £233 a night through Airbnb
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Fabulous honeymoon hotels in Sri Lanka
Earlier this month, I chose Sri Lanka as one of my five hottest honeymoon destinations for 2012. This is a great…
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SALE! Honeymoon swimwear
So it may not feel like beach weather outside, but whether you’re heading off on honeymoon in the next month…
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Fantastic honeymoon offers
Want fantastic honeymoon offers? Struggling to keep track of all the different travel agents and tour operators and what they…
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Room with a view: Anantara Si Kao, Thailand
From £104 a night
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Hotel review: The Tides Riviera Maya, Mexico
The Riviera Maya is crammed full of hotels – driving down the 307 out of Cancun, which heads south towards…
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Hotel review: Maroma Resort & Spa, Mexico
We were utterly fed up with travelling by the time we reached Maroma. Driving, even along the straightforward route…
Great places to stay
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Luxury hotels: what to expect
Chances are, your honeymoon might be one of the first opportunities you’ve had to stay in a luxury hotel…
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Unusual honeymoon ideas
Fed up with the usual sun-and-sea honeymoons? Looking for something a bit different that will knock the socks off every…
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Four fantastic familymoons
I’m delighted to have Laura Dixon, associate editor at the wonderful i-escape, sharing her favourite ideas for family honeymoons – or…
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A little place I know: Sally Kirby, Sally and Alice Travel Co.
I’m always thrilled to discover tour companies that I hadn’t previously heard of – there’s a lot to be said,…
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Three fabulous hotels in Scotland
Lots of honeymooners think of fleeing the UK after the wedding, especially so in autumn and winter. But, as the…
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Three fantastic safari camps in Tanzania
Going on safari can be very expensive, but is an utterly amazing experience, so it’s no surprise that so many…
Honeymoon planning
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Honeymoon luggage
Posted on November 22, 2011 | 1 CommentThe kind of luggage you choose will really be dictated by the kind of travelling you do – and the... -
Planning a surprise honeymoon
Posted on October 28, 2011 | No CommentsThese days, most couples plan their honeymoon together – hardly surprising, when this is likely to be one of the... -
Honeymoon practicalities: visas and ESTAs
Posted on October 10, 2011 | No CommentsA major consideration when travelling that can be easy to overlook when you’re also busy preparing for your wedding is... -
Is it ethical to honeymoon in Burma?
Posted on August 24, 2011 | No CommentsEver since I was a child, I’ve longed to go to Burma – its enforced isolation has leant it a...
