Prince William, Kate Middleton Possibly Taking Australian Honeymoon

Prince William and Kate Middleton will tie the knot in just over a month, and now the hype about their royal wedding has turned to their honeymoon. Just where will these two go? Possibly Australia!

Prince William is currently visiting Australia, and mentioned that he'd love to go scuba diving at the Great Barrier Reef -- perhaps on their romantic getaway. He said (via People.com ): "I love scuba diving. I have always wanted to dive the [Great] Barrier Reef. I will have to come back – maybe we'll have a honeymoon in Cairns [Australia]?"

This was definitely a casual mention, so we shouldn't leave out the possibility that the prince and his bride might go somewhere like the Maldives, or Wales, or Greece, or anywhere else in the world, really. Heck, they could just take a round-the-world trip, we imagine!

Honeymoon Destinations in New Jersey

Honeymoon Destinations in New Jersey
By [http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Thomas_Ajava]Thomas Ajava

A honeymoon destination is one that will allow a couple to enjoy each other's company in a quaint and pleasant environment without the busyness of a commercial tourist destination. Honeymoon destinations in New Jersey are perfect for that purpose. Some of the quaint little towns listed below will offer you local attractions that you can enjoy in the most laid back manner possible. The following have built up a reputation as honeymoon destinations in the state of New Jersey.

• Edison - The town named after the great inventor has the world's largest light bulb that is almost 14 feet tall and weighing almost 10 tons. This mammoth light bulb is turned on every night and is a sight to definitely catch if you are visiting Edison. Another attraction in this town is a light bulb that has been constantly burning since the year 1929!

• Spring Lake - If you want a visually stunning beach location, Spring Lake should definitely be on your list of places to visit in New Jersey. It has some of the best beaches in the state and there are plenty of beautiful and romantic places to stay as well. The town also has villages with quaint little shops that all always have something unique to offer.

• Frenchtown - This is probably the most popular honeymoon destination in the state of New Jersey. The town is located along the Delaware River and there are plenty of romantic activities for a couple like kayaking, canoeing, tubing etc. The town is also famous for its hot air balloon trip that is very popular with visiting couples, many of whom are newlywed.

• Cape May - Everything about this town has a romantic feel to it, starting with the name. If you like to see a little bit of history or the old fashioned times in your vacation, you will be thrilled by the many Victorian buildings that are littered across this town. You will even find horse drawn buggies that only existed more than a hundred years ago. From the roads lined neatly with trees to the beautiful beaches, Cape May can be a great vacation spot for honeymooners who can spend the whole day just strolling through this idyllic town.

• Northern Skylands - If raw natural beauty is what you seek, you should definitely visit Northern Skylands which is home to a diverse set of landscapes that include valleys, mountains and glacial lakes.

A honeymoon in New Jersey? It might sound odd at first, but check out the above destinations to find a secret spot that simply dazzles.

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Top 3 Food and Wine Honeymoon Destinations

Top 3 Food and Wine Honeymoon Destinations

Author: Meghan Burton

Honeymoons are all about relaxation, and what better way to relax than enjoying some of the world's best food and wine in a few gorgeous locations around the globe? If your passion is a fantastic meal out, followed by the perfect local wine, then you'll love these three destinations, and you might well find yourself choosing them when the time comes for you to go on honeymoon.

1. Australia – Also a great honeymoon destination for a wide variety of other reasons, Australia is a great place to go for foodies. Not only will you get to taste some of the strangest things available, like kangaroo and snake meat, you'll have a fantastic selection of great local wines. Australia is the fourth largest wine producer in the world and some of the wines they're shipping are truly fantastic. Since the introduction of wine grapes to Australia in the 1820s these wines have staked their place in some of the world's top restaurants and gained global renown. Where better to enjoy them than at the source, where they'll be cheaper than anywhere else?

2. New Zealand – Australia's kiwi neighbour is a surprisingly choice destination for your Food and Wine honeymoon. If possible, New Zealand's wine regions are even more renowned than Australia's, and you'll be able to visit many of the wineries where the magic happens. Not much is better for a wine connoisseur than a trip through a vineyard and a cool glass of wine at the end. Plus, New Zealand's capital, Wellington, is a great "foodie" destination, with more cafes per mile than even New York City. If you choose to head on a gourmet walking tour, you may even find yourself roasting your own coffee beans for your own hot coffee. You'll also have the opportunity to chat with baristas and chefs while sampling some of the city's best food. New Zealand itself is a wonderful destination for a honeymoon; there is so much to do and the land itself is absolutely gorgeous. You may be familiar with the scenery from a number of films, most notably The Lord of the Rings trilogy, which should give you a good idea of the splendour of the country.

3. South Africa – Again appearing primarily on the wine scene, South Africa has also become a great place to enjoy a good meal and the ideal paired wine. The best places for vineyards are Franschoek and Stellenbosch, where you'll find not only wonderful wine but amazing restaurants designed to take complete advantage of the diversity of said wines. You'll also find tiny gourmet B&Bs scattered throughout the region with delicious, freshly made local food available. Even the safari lodges can have incredible food – often it's local and may be a bit exotic for you, but it's certainly not what you'll experience at home. The best reason for choosing South Africa is obviously that you can do so much else. A three day stop to indulge in food & wine can easily be supplemented by a week in Mauritius or the Maldives and a few days on safari as well. You can do everything, which is unquestionably one of the best aspects of honeymooning in Africa.

So, if your passions run to food and wine as well as each other, check out these three destinations for the perfect honeymoon.

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Meghan Burton recommends The Turquoise Holiday Company for luxury honeymoons and holidays.

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