Waking up in a beautiful villa with a private pool then strolling at the beach, hand-in-hand with your loved one, with white sand under your bare feet. Having your honeymoon trip by the beach might sound clichéd, but it sure is dreamy. If you're planning a tropical getaway for your honeymoon, you've come just in time. We've collected three amazing beach destinations for a truly unforgettable honeymoon below.

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As our first stop, we're bringing you to the beautiful summer paradise of the Maldives. It is the perfect place to create so many memorable honeymoon experiences. As a honeymoon destination, we have proof that Maldives is the tropical heaven where you can totally relax and enjoy some time off with the love of your life. Get your passport ready and write down the itinerary!

When is the best time to go?

The Maldives has a constant temperature, around 26°C-30°C (79°F-86°F) all year round. And yet, to make sure you'll experience the perfect weather, the best months to go are around January to March. During November and early December, there are often afternoon showers, but don't worry, they won't last long. To get the best deals and fares, you can choose to go on May through October when the weather is less predictable.

Where should you stay?

Most tourists choose the hotels they stay in based on the distance from the capital island of Malé. The further the islands from Malé, the more you require seaplanes to be transferred to the resorts. Meanwhile, closer islands only require private speedboats.

With over 100 resorts in Maldives, you may want to consider some important things for your honeymoon getaway. For instance, if you both are experienced divers or snorkelers, you might want to find out the best islands that offer better underwater experiences compared to others. So, here are few resorts that you should consider.

1. Anantara Dhigu Resort

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Located around 21 km away from Malé International Airport, this premium island resort with thatched roof buildings features an incomparable natural atmosphere with wood ceilings and airy suites above the water. This luxury resort has eight different restaurants that serve a variety of cuisines from all over the world.

2. Six Senses

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The only resort in Laamu Atoll is only an inter-island plane trip away from Malé International. Here, you can have a dolphin-watching trip by riding a boat not far from the resort. Six Senses Laamu offers a combination of on-land and over-water villas constructed of sustainable materials and set around the palm-fringed paradise. The food in their lounges and restaurants are prepared using the freshest ingredients and materials grown at the island's organic gardens.

3. Velassaru

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Velassaru offers you refined bungalows and villas, some of them located over the blue ocean water with private decks and outdoor rain showers. A luxe over-water suite also includes a private butler readily available at your service.

4. Soneva Fushi

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With the Indian Ocean as your view, Soneva Fushi is surrounded by coral reefs and a lush jungle. This lavish resort offers sophisticated rooms and villas with private pools and butler service. For your maximum pleasure, let yourself indulge in their high-end restaurants that serve a variety of local and international cuisines. You can choose a beachfront dinner or even dine overlooking the jungle.

5. Plumeria Maldives

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Upholding a motto of affordable luxury, this guest house operated by Plumeria Hotels & Resorts Pvt Ltd. is your best choice if you are on budget. They provide international scale service and comfort for every guest and serve a vast range of cuisine from Western and Asian to delectable local dishes.

How much does it cost?

Maldives is all about luxury, and you can expect the prices to reflect this. Hotel rooms cost around US$100 at the very lowest end, up to around US$2,000 per night. However, in the low season, you can get a great deal of US$1,500 to US$2,500 per person for seven nights in this tropical paradise.

How long should you stay?

If the trip to Maldives is a long journey for you, it will be best if you could stay for 10 days to explore this magical place. You can have the ultimate rest-and-relax moments, go dive underwater to see the beautiful ocean scenery, and of course, experience the best honeymoon moments with just the two of you together.

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Other than Maldives, Fiji has become one of the most popular honeymoon destinations of the world lately. We don't question it's popularity at all, because we agree that Fiji is blindingly beautiful and it has everything that you need for a heavenly honeymoon: isolated beaches, five-star resorts, and various activities to keep your trip exciting. It's perfect, and of course, romantic.

When is the best time to go?

Fiji's temperature stays pretty constant throughout the year. However, you might want to avoid some days around November to April as there can be tropical storms. Do check for this possibility before you decide to go there. Fiji's peak season occurs mostly in July and September as these months offer the best weather you can get, with the sun shining bright and the waters being extra clear. So, if you still want to enjoy Fiji's best weather with fewer crowds, try to go there around the shoulder seasons of May to June and October.

Where should you stay?

1. Koro Sun Resort

In Savusavu lies the gorgeous Koro Sun Resort. It is an all-inclusive resort that you should definitely book, and here are the reasons why: two pools on-site, a water slide, a fitness center, and a spa with the pristine rainforest as the backdrop. Included in your stay are gourmet cuisine, airport transportation, and water sport activities.

2. The Wakaya Club and Spa

This private island resort offers one of the best scuba diving and snorkeling options in Fiji. The ocean resort has rooms with outdoor decks and rear gardens along with various services, such as a full-service spa, fitness center, pool, also facilities for you to play tennis, golf, and croquet.

3. The Tokoriki Island Resort

For a friendly, laid-back atmosphere, Tokoriki Island Resort is the perfect tropical hideaway. They have one of the best snorkeling options in Fiji among tropical fishes on the house reef. You can enjoy an oceanfront dining experience with fresh seafood and a bottle of sparkling wine.

4. Likuliku Resort

With a name that means "calm water", Likuliku Resort stands out as Fiji's top resorts because it has unique over-water bure straw huts with ancient designs. This resort reflects the friendliness of the native people and the ever-helpful resort staff.

5. Laucala Island Resort

Designed to provide 360-degree views from acrylic domes, you can sit back and relax while observing the beautiful coral reef, abundant fish, sharks, and other marine life. Aside from that, Laucala Island Resort is set amidst coconut plantations, sandy beaches, turquoise lagoons, and rich green mountains.

How much does it cost?

Fiji will have more variety of accommodations. The price range will be around US$ 200 up to US$ 2,000. It depends of what and facilities you are looking for. This price will instantly go up if you happen to visit during the peak season.

How long should you stay?

As you've traveled quite far to this captivating summer paradise, it would be better to stay for at least seven days and just let yourself soak into its soft sandy beaches. Don't forget to sunbathe while pampering yourself with your most favorite drinks, just the two of you.

Bali, also known as the Island of Gods, truly lives up to its name. Always our favorite place to go for a romantic honeymoon, Bali offers the views, luxury, leisure, and romance that made it climb its way up as one of the top tropical islands in the world. To help you find the best honeymoon experience in Bali, read the simple guideline we've created especially for you.

When is the best time to go?

This tropical paradise only has two main distinctive seasons, the dry and rainy seasons. As Bali is only approximately 8 degrees south of the equator, you can expect a warm and humid climate all year round.

Rather than base your trip on the weather, you need to know the high and low seasons on this beautiful island. It will not only affect your budget, but also how you will enjoy your trip. After all, less crowds means more space for the both of you to just relax and appreciate everything. Thus, the best months to visit would be April to June and September to October. During those months, it will still be dry, less humid, and not too crowded. Even the sea conditions will be excellent with clear water and exciting waves to catch. Aside from that, you can also get a reasonable airfare with more discounts available in shops.

Where should you stay?

How much does it cost?

As Bali is such a famous holiday destination, you can find almost anything that suits your budget and needs. If you're looking for more affordable hotels and villas, you can get a room from US$ 20 to US$ 30 per night while for the luxurious hotels and villas, they can be up to US$ 1,000 per night. But don't forget, you get what you pay for.

Think the same way for your daily meals. It depends on where and how you want to have your meal. You can try a variation of dishes, from affordable roadside eateries or even chic restaurants offering haute cuisine. You can even find Michelin-starred chefs here.

How long should you stay?

The recommended stay would be at least four to five days but, if possible, you should stay for up to 10 to 14 days. There are just so many tempting hotels, villas, attractions, cafés, and natural landscapes that will leave you in awe. If you do have more time, you can even visit Lovina Bay to see dolphins jumping out from the sea from a traditional boat. This experience will require you to leave your hotel as early as 4 AM to let you enjoy a spectacular view you won't soon forget.

Did we miss your favorite beach destination? Tell us in the comments section below. If you've already made honeymoon plans elsewhere, don't worry, there's always time for your second honeymoon!