10 Best Beach Honeymoon Destinations of All Time

10 Best Beach Honeymoon Destinations of All Time - Looking for a beach as a destination honeymoon or just for a vacation? Here we pick for you the best beaches in the world can you go. Accompanied by an estimate of the budget-friendly as reference costs you need to spend.

Koh Tao, Thailand

Koh Tao, Thailand - Pic source: Google

REASONS TO GO: Why settle for one breathtaking beach when you can experience a dozen? Rent a motorbike and search for your favorite with your partner.

WHERE TO STAY: The adults-only resort Koh Tao Bamboo Huts (from $212, KohTaoBambooHuts.com) features 19 huts perched on rocks at the edge of the sea. All look out on the water, plus have an indoor and outdoor balcony and pavilion. You can also book one with a private swimming pool and Jacuzzi fit for two.

WHAT TO DO: Relax on the property's serene private beach, or get certified in scuba diving at the nearby dive center and take your new skills for a test-drive.

Aruba, Caribbean

Aruba, Caribbean - Pic source: Google

REASONS TO GO: Nicknamed “One Happy Island" for its prime location outside the hurricane belt and average temperature of 82 degrees year-round, this country clocks the most sunny days in all of the Caribbean.

WHERE TO STAY: Each room at the recently opened Ritz-Carlton Aruba (from $399, RitzCarlton.com) has a private balcony. Book one overlooking the Caribbean Sea for truly beautiful vistas.

WHAT TO DO: Although this hotel and most others are located on Palm Beach—Aruba's most famous—venture out one day to Arashi Beach for pure white sand and unforgettable snorkeling. Then, try your luck at the resort's 15,000-square-foot casino.

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Pic source: Google

REASONS TO GO: The beachgoers here are so “tall and tan and young and lovely" that Rio became immortalized in the song “The Girl From Ipanema." Stepping out onto the city's iconic beaches—ringed by jagged mountains, with the buzz of vendors and foot-volley players and the sight of itsy-bitsy bikinis—will have you humming.

WHERE TO STAY: The majestic Belmond Copacabana Palace (from $497, Belmond.com) has been the go-to hotel for the rich and famous for more than 90 years.

WHAT TO DO: Guests of the hotel may arrange for a private sunrise picnic at the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue—before the usual hordes of sightseers arrive.

Florida Keys, Florida

Florida Keys, Florida - Pic source: Google

REASONS TO GO: The Florida Keys contain more than 1,000 islands stretched over 100 miles. The most famous is Key West, the favorite vacation spot of the kings of Spain and literary types like Ernest Hemingway (who had a home there) and Tennessee Williams.

WHERE TO STAY: The Marker Waterfront Resort (from $279, TheMarkerKeyWest.com)just opened last winter and is the first new hotel built in Key West's historic Old Town in 20 years (and it's a luxe one at that!).

WHAT TO DO: Rent bikes and pedal around Old Town, filled with 19th-century architecture. Head to Mallory Square around dusk to witness the nightly sunset celebration and watch street performers as the sky turns a pretty, fiery hue.

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Fiji

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REASONS TO GO: The islands that make up Fiji are surrounded by coral reefs resulting in warm lagoons and beautiful coral beaches.

WHERE TO STAY: Likuliku Lagoon Resort Fiji (all-inclusive from $875, LikulikuLagoon.com) on Malolo Island is the only resortin Fiji with overwater thatched-roof bungalows that are built in traditional Fijian style with local materials.

WHAT TO DO: Stroll along quiet nature trails that lead to spectacular views of the Mamanuca Islands. Visit the nearby village and immerse yourself in the rich culture and explore ancient sites.

Little Cayman, Cayman Islands

Little Cayman, Cayman Islands - Pic source: Google

REASONS TO GO: The smallest and least developed (read: tranquil) of the three Cayman Islands, Little Cayman has a population of about 170 people—meaning that most of it is basically uninhabited beach bliss.

WHERE TO STAY: Snag a one-bedroom villa with its own ocean panorama at The Club at Little Cayman (from $350, TheClubatLittleCayman.com) and lounge on the property's secluded beach or cuddle up on a beachfront hammock.

WHAT TO DO: Venture to remote South Hole Sound lagoon for a just-you-two swim. Or row your love boat out to tiny, deserted Owen Island to behold nature in its most pristine form. You'll feel like you're the only two people in the world.

Maui, Hawaii

Maui, Hawaii - Pic source: Google

REASONS TO GO: The island's clear waters, tropical sunsets and lush greenery make Hawaii a no-brainer for a romantic getaway. New luxury resorts on Maui mean the island is suddenly buzzworthy again (for the record, we never stopped loving it).

WHERE TO STAY: Staff at the all-suite Montage Kapalua Bay (from $775, MontageHotels.com) can arrange snorkeling trips and dreamy horseback rides along the beach. And each suite has its own balcony.

WHAT TO DO: Watch the sunrise while wrapped in a blanket at the top of Haleakala Crater, or gaze at the sunset as you cruise along the Kihei coastline. Instant romance.

Ibiza, Spain

Ibiza, Spain - Pic source: Google

REASONS TO GO: There's more to Ibiza than the infamously wild, up-all-night parties. Just a few miles from the throbbing city center, you'll find sleepy hill villages, lush forests, rolling orchards and hippie-chic farmhouses, perfect for couples looking for a little R & R.

WHERE TO STAY: The new Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza (from $222, HRHIbiza.com) boasts the longest stretch of palm-fringed beach on the island, plus a spa and two restaurants from a Michelin-starred chef.

WHAT TO DO: Take a 30-minute boat ride to the more mellow island of Formentera to find unspoiled, hidden beaches where the waters are a beautiful turquoise blue and bathing suits for you and your new spouse are sometimes optional.

Punta del Este, Uruguay

Punta Del Este, Uruguay - Pic source: Google

REASONS TO GO: The once-sleepy fishing village is now the St. Tropez of South America, attracting international socialites, millionaires and celebrities. Latin pop star Shakira, Argentine polo champion Nacho Figueras and British novelist Martin Amis have all been spotted vacationing here.

WHERE TO STAY: Nautical leaning, The Grand Hotel (from $260, PuntaGrand.com)just opened on Brava Beach, one of Punta del Este's most beautiful beaches, and is nearby the shopping areas.

WHAT TO DO: Take a trip to nearby José Ignacio for a more laid-back, boho beach scene. Or hop on a daily boat tour to visit Isla de Lobos's colony of sea lions. In the summer, ask about the many music festivals featuring world-class performers.

St. Barts

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REASONS TO GO: This island is one of the most upscale destinations in the Caribbean and its French background provides an elegant appeal similar to the French Riviera.

WHERE TO STAY: All the suites and villas at the intimate Le Sereno (from $702, LeSereno.com) have private terraces and gardens—and most have an ocean view.

WHAT TO DO: Pack a picnic basket, swimsuits and beach towels and head to the insanely beautiful Colombier beach (the water is the most gorgeous shade of aquamarine you've ever seen), which is only accessible via boat or by foot.