Cruise Honeymoons
By John S. Hanson
After all of the stress of planning a wedding, many couples opt for a relaxing honeymoon on the high seas to regenerate and spend quality time together. It's easy to understand why. tickets include accommodations, meals, entertainment, and activities. There is also so much to see and do right at your fingertips! Couples can participate in the Newlyweds' Game, enjoy a romantic breakfast on their private balcony, relax in the hot tub under a starry night sky, or sit hand-in-hand watching a Broadway-style play. Not to mention all the exciting sites you'll visit in port. The two choices you need to make are where to go and which ship you want to take you there.

Choosing the Destination
Popular honeymoon destinations include the Caribbean, Europe, Tahiti, and Mexico.

On top of the beautiful beaches, tropical climate, and interesting sight-seeing, the Caribbean offers a plethora of duty-free shopping where you can find tons of trinkets to decorate your home. Every line has at least one ship in the Caribbean (many year-round), so you won't have trouble planning your dream escape.

European cruises generally take place in the summer and itineraries include the Greek Isles, the Mediterranean Sea, the Baltic Sea, and the British Isles. There are hundreds of ports to choose from and tons of ships to take you there. So, decide on the countries you would most like to visit, then find a ship that encompasses those ports.

The warm islands of Tahiti offer sun-drenched beaches, warm water, tropical sunshine, and landscape unlike any other place on earth. Some cruises depart directly from the islands, others drop anchor there as part of an Asian, Australian, or Hawaiian cruise. Both Princess Cruises and Windstar Cruises have a ship stationed in Tahiti year-round.

Mexico beckons sun-worshippers and history buffs alike with amazing beaches, ancient ruins, and sunny weather. You can the Mexican Riviera for a chance to visit Aculpoco, Puerto Vallarta, and Mazatlan. the Caribbean side and see the ruins outside Cozumel and lie on the beaches of Cancun. Or visit both places with a through the Panama Canal. lines generally include the Caribbean side of Mexico as part of a Western Caribbean cruise.

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