Many of the winter newly weds are tempted to postpone the honeymoon until spring or summer so they could enjoy a peaceful romantic time in warm weather and sunshine.

The good news is that, if winter spreads a cold blanket over some parts of the world, the exotic destinations retain all the splendor and amazing beauty that can offer a young couple a spectacular chance for a beautiful vacation.

Here are the most spectacular exotic beach destinations able to make honeymooners feel all the joy and romance of the first days spent as a wedded couple.

1. Pink Sands Beach, Bahamas

Bahamas Archipelago is known for the paradise appearance and the amazing blue waters. Pink Sands Beach is perhaps the crown jewel for the ones seeking a honeymoon destination. Tropical grounds, luxurious treatment, clear waters and endless beautifully colored sands, make Pink Sands Beach a memory you would want to treasure.

2. Tranquil Lagoon, Bora Bora

Bora Bora is the land of promised perfect time. The newly weds can find here the sweet chance of freedom in a secluded picturesque beach called Tranquil Lagoon. The exotic nature all around the lagoon offers the best as view and natural beauty are concerned.

3. Whitehaven Island, Australia

Endless blue and endless fun are waiting for the newly weds here. Beautiful white beach and amazing places to party are making this place ideal for a young couple ready to have amazing good time during the honeymoon.

4. Boracay Beach

Philippines are famous for the beautiful exotic places they hold. Of all of those amazing beach destinations attracting tourists, the most beautiful is Boracay. The spectacular beach is completely seductive and a honeymoon there would offer any couple the best possible memories.

5. Anse Source D’Argent, Seychelles

Almost like it was brought down from the endless sky Anse Source D’Argent, Seychelles is truly a place where love can flourish. The wild beauty of the unique scenery and the peaceful nature bringing only the best in sounds and impressive landscape makes this one the perfect honeymoon getaway.

6. Palm Beach – Aruba

There are many Palm Beach destinations in the world but none like Aruba’s. The island itself is filled with all a love story would need as scenery and Palm Beach Aruba retains the wild side of nature next to the finest treats of civilization. A modern couple wanting to mix the rest and fun would find here exactly what they need.

7. Anguilla, Lesser Antilles

You would have to say : “Oh my!” when looking at this exotic fairytale place. If you plan a honeymoon cruise make sure you pick one that stops on this island because it is a lifetime opportunity to see its tremendous beauty. The beach here has the smoothest sand and shallow waters harbor a picturesque adventure for the passionate about snorkeling.

8. Poipu Beach, Kauai, Hawaii

If there ever was a paradise for young people, Poipu Beach it is. Hawaii is one of the most famous exotic vacation spots and Poipu Beach is a surfer’s paradise. Beautiful scenery and the most spectacular morning and evening sky make it a romantic spot filled with magical beauty.

9. Natadola Beach, Fiji

Fiji is a place known for keeping its exotic beauty untamed. The island with all its magical wonders is perfect for a honeymoon and Natadola Beach offers all that nature has best in landscape, food and treatment. Here the young couple can make sweet memories to treasure for a lifetime.

10. Negril, Jamaica

Jamaica and the fabulous music and rum! One of the top exotic beach destinations for young couples, Negril is the right place for those couples that want to feel life with all its wonders. Here they can find adventure, fun and joy and also amazing waters to dive and swim.

11. Fernando de Norohna, Brazil

Brazil in all its luxuriant nature is a place where exotic and cosmopolite meet to have a good time. Fernando de Norohna is one of the famous beach destinations of this country ready to invite newly weds to savor all that such a romantic destination has to offer.  The sightseeing is outstanding here and you can have a wonderful time no matter what you choose to do for fun.

12. Horshoe Bay, Bermuda

Bermuda and everything about it reminds everyone about a truly beautiful heaven on earth. Horshoe bay is the place where the nature remained untamed and filled with all the wild beauty untouched by technology. The bay is not exactly the largest beach but the white sand and shallow waters are perfect for a close to nature romantic getaway.

13. Tulum beach, Cancun

Part of the recently made famous Mayan Riviera, Tulum beach is the right place to go for young married couples on a budget. Beautiful beach destinations with green waters, historical sites to enrich your knowledge and not very expensive food and accommodation can be exactly the place you would want to spend your honeymoon.

14. Amankila, Indonesia

If luxury getaways are your thing then the right honeymoon for you is the one spent in Amankila. Here the notion of privacy is sacred and the honeymoon couple can take advantage of a royal treatment. Spa sessions and endless relaxation can be enjoyed in a beautiful paradise where everything is at your disposal.

15. Caneel Bay, Virgin Islands

A paradise spot on the territory of Virgin Islands, Caneel Bay is a place fit for honeymooners of all ages. The place has pretty much everything for everyone and the royal treatment is part of the tourist package you purchase.

16. Grand Baie, Mauritius

Grand Baie is the right place for those not minding traveling a long way for just the fun of discovering new places of paradise. Beautiful beach destinations, palm trees whispering in the wind and all the beauty nature reserved for this spectacular place can’t wait to be explored by honeymooners.

Here you can have a great time partying but also make the most of your adventure seeing the historical places of this colony. There are plenty to do here and the locals will make sure you have a wonderful time.

Yes the idyll of lazing on soft sand under the warm Spanish sunshine is often at the forefront of holidaymakers’ daydreams when fantasizing about a holiday in Benidorm but some people aren’t aware that the resort has three Blue Flag beaches – guaranteeing an even better experience.

The three Blue Flag beaches in Benidorm are Llevant, Mal Pas and Ponent, all easily accessible from the centre.

Llevant Beach

This beach is made up of fine, soft sand that is perfect for lazing on or enjoying some sporty pastimes.

It is in walking distance from the center but for those keen to conserve all their energy for the beach, there is a bus service that takes you directly there.

This beach is a hub of sporting fun with numerous facilities available for those keen to get active. For many, it is the place to be with so many amenities nearby too and there is always a vibrant atmosphere to enjoy.

Mal Pas Beach

Not far from Llevant Beach is Mal Pas, which bares many similarities to the aforementioned beach. The sand is equally fine and the facilities will cater to a similar experience here.

This beach also provides access to a number of natural attractions such as Benidorm Island, Tacarca Island, Sierra Helada, Puig Campana, Peñon de Ifac.

With these natural attractions so close by, it might be that you find yourself exploring.

However, don’t worry about losing your spot as this beach is usually big enough to fit most visitors.

Ponent Beach

Finally, Ponent Beach, whilst also having fine sand like the other two is a little quieter, making a haven for those looking to kick back and relax whilst on holiday in Benidorm.

The atmosphere is chilled out and this is enhanced by a shaded park area that backs onto the beach.

Holidays to Benidorm wouldn’t be complete without a visit to these three Blue Flag beaches, each offering their own personality.

The procession sees thousands of people of all ages congregate into the winding streets of the ancient and historical city to recall the events of The Passion.

Brotherhoods from all over Seville spend many weeks preparing for the week to make sure that the parades and all of the other events do justice to the special occasion.

Semana Santa has been a part of the Christian calendar for many years as the roots of it can be traced as far back as the 16th century. The celebrations are still as popular as ever.

You’ll see solemn daily processions that are punctuated by flamenco songs and mesmerising drumbeats. They prove as a wonderful reminder of the Pagan and Christian heritage which make up this unique land.

On the eve of Good Friday there is a midnight cavalcade which stretches into the wee hours of the next morning.

The streets are filled with spectators who watch numerous statues and images of the Virgin Mary and Jesus parade by them.

Participants in the processions usually wear a nazareno, which is a cloak with a hood and pointed cap.

This has been worn since the Middle Ages as it allows people to practice penance in public while keeping their identity private.

The penitents often walk barefooted along the streets and carry crosses and/or wear chains.

There are over 100 pasos that represent different districts of Seville and the procession sometimes lasts up to eight hours. Semana Santa is certainly a special and unique event as it combines flamenco songs, incense, large floats, and life-size religious images.

When the holy week is over you’ll have the chance to explore the fascinating city of Seville.

The race attracts a live audience of 400,000 race fans at the Brickyard Oval in the Indianapolis Motor Speedway while millions more watch the action and drama unfold on television.

Thirty-three cars take a ceremonial lap and then they explode across the starting line amid hundreds of balloons. The roar of the engines is like music to the ears of race fans and the drivers put the pedal to the medal for the 200-lap event.

The winner then gulps down the traditional bottle of milk at the end of the race.

The 1,025 acre speedway site transforms into a giant outdoor party for the Memorial Day holiday weekend as food and drinks are consumed nonstop. The race is the reason everybody’s there, but there’s also plenty to do before and after the event.

Some of the most popular attractions include the car shows that are held along with the Speedway Museum.

You can also check out Gasoline Alley, which is the famous road that leads to the track from the garages. This allows you to get a close-up look at the drivers and their cars.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway was built in 1909 and is largest sporting facility in the world as it contains over 250,000 permanent seats for spectators.

The Indianapolis area is very busy on the weekend of the event, but there are many hotels, motels, and campsites for fans. There are also plenty of restaurants to suit all types of travel budgets.

There are many other events planned for the Indy 500 week including tailgate parties, concerts, festivals, parades, marathons, ceremonies, and other auto races.

The scenery from the train is quite breathtaking. You’ll visit the charming rail station at the town of Churston, and then roll down the tracks through the slopes of picturesque Long Wood, which borders the Dart Estuary along to Kingswear.

The wildlife is as amazing and varied as the scenery and you may be able to spot seals, dolphins, buzzards, kingfishers, egrets, and herons.

You can visit the historic city of Dartmouth by taking a short ferry across the River Dart. When you reach the town, you’ll be able to visit some wonderful sites and attractions.

These include Butterwalk, Bayards Cove, the Britannia Royal Naval College, and Dartmouth Castle. This is the first castle in England to have guns used as its main armament.

The original railway line was opened in the mid 1840s and includes stops at places such as Teignmouth, Totnes, Newton Abbot, Plymouth, and South Brent. Today’s Paignton and Dartmouth heritage steam railway run opened in the 1960’s and is capable of  carrying the heaviest and largest locomotives in Great Britain.

The railway then merged with a water craft company known as the River Link and the two companies joined together in 2010 create the Dartmouth Steam Railway and River Boat Company.

There are several types of daytrips you can take to explore the wonderful countryside and towns, including combined river trips, a round robin excursion and the steam and cruise trip.

If you’re lucky enough to visit during the great migration between late July and September you may be able to witness close to two million large animals while they’re on the move.

The most famous destination on any Tanzanian safari is the famous Serengeti National Park, which is the largest in the nation. The park consists of about 5,700 square miles of plains that stretch out as far as your eyes can see.

The region is home to a wide range of wild animals. In fact, many people consider the park to contain the most diverse group of animals in the world.

Another excellent location to view the wildlife while on a safari is the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. This site is also known by many as Africa’s Eden.

You’ll descend about 2,000 feet down into the Ngorongoro crater where you can see large herds of wildebeest, zebra, and gazelle as well as their predators.

Exploring Lake Manyara National Park is a good idea as it’s filled with bush plains, dense and lush forests, hot springs, and rugged cliffs. The diverse landscapes are home to many different types of animals such as elephants, impalas, pink flamingos, giraffes, baboons, and yellow-billed storks.

If you’d like to see some elephants you just have south from Lake Manyara to Tarangire National Park.

Tanzania is also an ideal place to visit coffee plantations and interact with the nation’s indigenous peoples. Some safaris will also take you to the nearby island of Zanzibar, which is just off of the coast of Tanzania.

You can also visit Mount Kilimanjaro while in the country as it’s the highest mountain in Africa at a height of 19,340 feet.

The total area of land is about 76 square miles. One of the best ways to explore this fascinating part of the world is to visit the National park of American Samoa.

The park itself is situated on three mountainous and volcanic islands that are covered in lush, tropical rainforests, and are filled with glistening beaches, colorful coral reefs, and rugged cliffs. The park is an amazing place to explore and hike as is the whole region.

One of the best ways to learn about the local people and culture is to stay with an American Samoan family when visiting. This can often be done on the islands of Tutuila, Ta’u, and Olosega. The best way to arrange this is to contact the park directly.

You’ll have the chance to see a wonderful assortment of wildlife such as fruit bats, whales, dolphins, turtles, snakes, and geckos. There are over 800 species of fish present in the park. The park itself is relatively new and is in a very remote location.

This means there aren’t a lot of facilities in the National Park of American Samoa. Instead, you’ll have the chance to explore everything on foot, such as the tropical plants, wildlife and the numerous secluded villages in the area. You’ll also be able to snorkel in the coral reefs while visiting the magnificent sea and island vistas.

American Samoa features Polynesia’s oldest culture. It’s believed that the first settlers to the region came by sea about 3,000 years ago from the southwest area of Asia.

The nation’s traditions and distinct culture developed over the years, making it one of the most interesting set of islands to visit on the globe.

1. Champagne, France

Everybody has heard of this famous wine region as it’s known for exceptional consistency and quality. There are many types of famous wines produced here such as Dom Perignon, Pierre Gimonnet et Fils, Perrier Jouët, and Moet and Chandon. The region exudes class, sophistication, and elegance.

2. Napa Valley, California, USA

This was basically the first famous wine region in America to be noticed internationally. It’s now the home to some of the finest wineries in the world. The region enjoys a wonderful Mediterranean microclimate with the soil being enriched by lava ash and ancient oceanic fossils.

Some of the most famous producers of elegant wines are Robert Mondavi, Harlan Estate, and Chateau Montelena.

3. Tuscany, Italy

This beautiful area produces some of the world’s most consistent and recognizable wines. These include the likes of Chianti Classico, Carmignano, and Brunello. The area also makes interesting red blends which are called Super Tuscans. Tuscany prides itself on dedication, passion, and hard work.

4. Mosel, Germany

The Ruwer and Saar Rivers flow through the dramatic German countryside and head into the Mosel River. The fascinating background is the setting for some of the world’s most complex wines. The steep slopes gather in the warm sun and the Riesling grapes are fed minerals from the rich soil.

5. Burgundy, France

This famous region is located on receded ocean beds that are now covered in fertile soil. Some of the most popular wines produced here are Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.

The scenic hillsides soak in the sun’s rays and produce many famous vineyards such as Vosne Romanee, Domaine Romanée-Conti, and Chassagne-Montrachet.

When you plan a trip to this area make sure that the trip coincides with the local wine festivals. In Okanagan there is a January festival, a spring festival in May and a fall one in October.

Make sure you research the events and find out which wine cellar offers tours and tastings. A lot of wine cellars in Okanagan are opened for visiting between May and October but many of them require reservation for the extra season period.

You must make a note in your agenda to visit the British Columbia Wine Information Center from Penticton on 888 Westminster Avenue. This is the right place to start for any trip referring to wines. Here you can find available tours, tastings and tickets to the local wine events.

You will have to organize your time here so you will not cover more than 3-4 wine cellars/day. This way you will enjoy just the right amount of tours and wine tastings. There are many wine cellars in Okanagan, most of them in the towns of Kelowna, Penticton and Summerland and it is impossible to visit all of them in a day or two.

Consider a summer visit if you like aquatic sports and other warm season activities. The vineyards from the British Columbia are spread near the shores of the famous lake Okanagan and many visitors combine the visit to the vineyards with a family vacation near the lake.

If you plan a fall visit and you are mainly interested in the wine related activities you should know that the wine cellars will be packed with tourists from early September and all through the festival time.

If you buy wine make sure you deposit it in cool and dry places and place the bottles so the cork will not dry. In order to take the wine across the border make sure you consult the regulations about how much alcohol you can transport.

Choose a dependable driver, because even if you just taste and spit, you can never say for sure exactly how much wine you ingested.

Make sure you wear a hat and use UV protection if your visit is during summer. In this area the weather is really warm, one of the reasons for which the grapes are so perfect for wine.

One of the most spectacular places to check out is the Masai Mara National Reserve. This is generally considered to be the most fascinating park for viewing wildlife in Kenya. The reserve is filled with leopards, lions, buffalo, rhinos, and elephants.

There are also over a million zebras and wildebeests that migrate here each year as they come from the dry Serengeti plains of nearby Tanzania. This is generally known as the great migration.

You may also have the chance to visit some Masai villages on several of the safaris and you’ll be able to speak with the local cattle-herders in them.

The northern area of Kenya is pretty rugged and semi-arid. This is where you’ll find the Samburu Game Reserve. This is another spectacular area for wildlife as it’s home to quite a few rare types of animals. These include long-necked gerenuk antelopes, Grevy’s zebras, reticulated giraffes, and Somali ostriches.

If you’d like to see some bigger game, you can take a trip to Amboseli National Park. This area is famous for bigger game, such as baboons, cheetahs, and lions. There are also large herds of elephants that roam around the savannahs looking for feeding grounds and/or watering holes.

A lot of Kenyan safaris also include Lake Nakuru National Park. This is a smaller reserve which is basically used as a sanctuary for rhinos. It’s also an ideal place for bird-watching.

Most safaris will take you through Nairobi, which is the country’s cosmopolitan capital. You can visit Karen Blixen’s farm while there. She is the author of the book ‘Out of Africa.’

You can take a safari at any time of the year in Kenya, but the best times for viewing the animals are between May and October.