Honeymoons & Romance Offers

• Natalie Fowler
  

  The Four Seasons Resort in Sharm el Sheikh has some stunning bungalows style rooms with private pool, perfect for a honeymoon allowing some privicy.

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• Erica Moore
  

  Abu Dhabi isn’t as overwhelming, size-wise, as its fellow Emirate, Dubai but has its own charming quality.

   
  
  There’s an excellent variety of luxurious hotels, designer golf courses, huge shopping malls and many small indigenous souqs.
  
  For a dose of culture, visit some of the magnificent domed shaped mosques and then take a short boat ride to nearby islands Saadiyat Island and Yas Island.

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• Natalie Fowler
  

  I absolutely love beach holidays.

  Every year, I treat myself at least to one. Last year, I visited Tenerife for the first time. Stunning beaches, crystal clear blue waters and delicious fresh seafood. No doubt , I will be returning soon.

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• Tom Cloherty
  

  Last winter, I booked myself in at the Soneva Kiri Resort on the island of Koh Kood in Thailand.

  The resort was surrounded by a large tropical rainforest which added to its exoticness and tranquility.

  I opted for some ayurdevic therapy and a deep tissue massage. The rooms were comfortable and spacious, best of all, looked out to the clear blue ocean. Absolute bliss! 

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• Sally Rushbrooke
  

  My personal favourite from the Caribbean islands are St Kitts and Nevis for its laid back attitude, boutique plantation hotels, exceptional cuisine and unique volcanic landscapes.

  
  
  The local people’s friendliness and helpfulness is second to none and thus, making it a perfect escape from the stresses of everyday life.

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• Dhiren Shah
  

  If you are looking for pure luxury then I would recommend booking your once in a lifetime, dream luxurious honeymoon in Cyprus.

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• Erica Moore
  

  Marrakech is a marvellous city that is full of boutique hotels.

  A perfect option, if you adore hotels with a personal charm and mystique. It is also an excellent alternative from mass tourism hotels, that allows you space and tranquillity.

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• Dhiren Shah
  

  I thought the Hyatt Regency in Egypt was lovely, it had beautiful grounds, numerous pools and even a waterslide! The luxurious resort also has an area called the 'Club Area' which is more separate to the rest of the hotel, with its own pool and restaurant, making it ideal for a romantic getaway.

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• Ricky Coates
  

  The lush green fields of the Mekong Delta, the powder white beaches of Phu Qoc island and the grand palaces, temples and picturesque pagodas all await for you in this vibrant kingdom.

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• Rossella Colella
  

  The British Virgin Islands are dramatically beautiful tropical islands, a haven for sailors and water sports enthusiasts that offers some of the most beautiful beaches and spectacular spas in the Caribbean.

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• Natalie Fowler
  

  I would highly recommend staying in the Club Rooms at La Manga Club, Costa Calida.

  If you are lucky enough you may bump into ex Formula One driver Nigel Mansell like I did! As he is a regular guest and golfer at the hotel.

  I enjoyed eating at the Amapola Restaurant, here they served the regional favourite; vegetable paella and it was yummy! If you enjoy live music, then spend your post dinner time at the Piano Bar, where there’s a handsome guy singing both Spanish and international songs whilst you relax with a cocktail in this chic setting.

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• Tom Cloherty
  

  You’re spoilt for choice of places to see and do in Sri Lanka, whether it be the beaches, the forest monasteries of Anuradhapura, climbing over ‘Budda’s own footprint’ to reach the pilgrimage site of Adma’s Peak or simply indulging in some ancient holistic therapy known as Ayurveda.

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• Sally Rushbrooke
  

  I love Sri Lanka for its diversity.

  How many places can you visit in a couple of weeks and take in the culture, wildlife and the beach all in one country? Welcome to Sri Lanka. I would highly recommend taking a private tour, visiting the amazing Dambulla caves and climbing the ancient fort of Sigariya when on a Sri Lanka holiday. A tip for you – it’s definitely worth hiring a local guide at Sigariya to climb with you, to learn all about this amazing rock!

  However, the highlight of my trip was a visit to the Elephant orphanage where you will be able to see these stunning animals in their natural environment before watching them at feeding time – an experience not to be missed for any animal lover! After the tour, what better way to unwind on one of Sri Lanka's beautiful sandy beaches before thinking about heading back home. 

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• Erica Moore
  

  Home to some of the most exclusive hotels and shopping outlets, Dubai continues to grow larger and more adventurous than ever.

  
  
  During the day we explored some of the historic sites, caught up on some much deserved sun bathing, jewellery shopping and during the evening tucked in to some very indulgent grub at the very accommodating The Palace in the Old Town.
  
  For the more serious shop-a-holic there are a variety of shops to choose from, including Zara, Harvey Nichols, H&M and many luxury brands that you would find at any international city but with one key benefit, they’re all tax free.

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• Carly Crowe
  

  I have a real soft spot for Mauritius, not only because my mum chose to marry there but also because I have also felt so comfortable on the island.

   It is like a home away from home for me.

  My first taste of an ‘exotic’ island was Mauritius. I was swept away by the beautiful power white sand beaches, the calm warn seas and the great hospitability. The food is great in Mauritius with lots of sea food and Indian influences. People do not realise how much there is to do in Mauritius. You do not have to stay in your resort if you don’t want to you.

  You can ride quad bikes, go horse riding, visit local temples, walks in the indigenous forest, shopping in Port Louis, dinner and a dance in Grand Baie and that’s not even mentioning the array of water based activities the island has to offer. The climate is great to visit all year round with May-October being the coolest time to visit.

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• Erica Moore
  

  Don't miss out on a few days in Bangkok on your Thailand holiday.

  This vibrant city offers culture, history and fabulous cuisine. While the guys become masters of boxing on a Muay Thai boxing training day, girls can shop till they drop and still not have visited half of the city's stores - it truly is a shopaholic's paradise. A few days in Bangkok can be added to any Thailand beach escape.

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• Carly Crowe
  

  I love Dubai.

  I love the giltz and the glamour of it. The beautiful hotel, great food, funky cocktail bars. The shopping malls are great and you can pick up some real bargains.

  For families there are lots of activities, Kidzania is a must for children. The underwater zoo is good fun and the Snow dome will keep them entertained for hours.

  There is a lot more to do in Dubai than people realize, culture shows, desert safaris, water parks and Burj Kalifa. The climate is great for some winter sun.

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• Rossella Colella
  

  Waterfalls, steaming valleys, lush vegetation and rich marine life are some of the fantastic highlights of visiting Dominica.

  
  
  Home to the second largest boiling lake, the whole island is one huge natural wonder that welcomes you with warmth.

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• Tom Cloherty
  

  New York is a remarkable city, there is nowhere else like quite like it, full of character and in my opinion, it’s a must-see city that should be on everyone’s to do list.

  Whether you love to shop, sightsee or just fancy a few days escapism in a city that never sleeps, New York doesn’t fail to deliver!
  
  The Statue of Liberty is undergoing renovations, so for the best view, take the free Staten Island ferry from Battery Park at the southern tip of Manhattan, and you’ll get great photo opportunities and a good view of the statue! Avoid the long queues at the empire state building, and try the Chrysler building instead, no queues, and a much better view which has less obstructions. A rowboat is  a lovely way to spend an afternoon in beautiful Central Park, and you simply cannot walk around it without thinking of numerous movies you’ve seen, New York is literally  a living, breathing film set. Be brave and cross the bridge into Brooklyn, it’s a lovely walk and Brooklyn is now an exclusive area to live. There are some of the famous Brownstones to see, and it has a very bohemian and village-like atmosphere.

  For shopping, designer and luxury goods can all be found on and around 5th Avenue, which runs from Central Park southwards, and for more unusual gift and bargain hunting, Chinatown is excellent. Canal Street is the best place to start, walking east. o trip to New York would be complete without a visit to Bloomingdales or Macy's.

  The meatpacking district and Chelsea are the places so see and be seen, with some of New York’s finest Michelin star restaurants, cosy bars and boutiques, and great café’s perfect for people watching. Also, try sipping a cocktail at the Skybar – located at Marriott on 42nd street –  New York’s only revolving Restaurant.

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• Erica Moore
  

  Stepping into Jakarta city is like stepping into the future.

  The streets are pristine, not surprisingly, since the fine for littering is $500! The malls are fabulous, equipped with every type of shop known to man.

  Festivals occur throughout the year, one not to miss is Chingay Parade welcoming the New Year in February and another is the Hindu Festival of Thaipusam, where you’ll see devout Hindus piercing their bodies in honour of their Hindu god, Thaipusam.

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• Tom Cloherty
  

  Saint Lucia is located between the two world-famous Pitons and the perfect romantic escape for couples and Honeymooners.

  A two-centre holiday is a great way to experience the best the island has to offer. Start with a stay at the beautiful Jalousie Plantation, it's plush and boutique style is so welcoming and stylish. The Luxury Villas are superb, all with their very own plunge pools! You can relax for the week and take in the beautiful surrounding or perhaps take a helicopter ride over the pitons and go exploring in the rainforest surrounding Soufriere. In your second week, stay at the gorgeous Calabash Cove near Rodney Bay. This is a lovely hotel with less than 30 suites, fine dining and a beautiful infinity edge pool perched over the sea, making full use of the hotels stunning beachside setting.

  You must visit Rodney Bay to experience the local nightlife (10 mins from Calabash Cove) and many dining options, but make sure you keep Friday night free for Jump Up at Gros Islet, the islands biggest street party every Friday,

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• Erica Moore
  

  Barbados has plenty of fine dining options and for more variety head up to the booming nightlife resort of St.

  Lawrence Gap or just ‘The Gap’ as its locally known.

  The island, also known as the Platinum Coast, boasts a string of fine sand beaches, is great for some celeb spotting and for the sportsmen, as there are many sporting events throughout the year including horse racing and cricket. A great activity for the family would be swimming with the turtles.

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• Rossella Colella
  

  Take up the opportunity to sample some of the best scuba diving and bird watching, some of nature’s finest wonders.

  The islands’ rich diversity in culture, history and nature will keep you blissfully occupied throughout your stay.
  
  Test your stamina at the annual Carnival, with its explosion of colour, food and music, an experience not to miss!

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• Tom Cloherty
  

  If nature is your thing then Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago make a great combination with nature trails and river rafting in Grenada, bird watching and scuba diving in Trinidad and Tobago.

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• Ricky Coates
  

  Walk amongst the most chilled out people in the world, the Buddhist monks, as you pick up your souvenirs, spend the afternoon gazing at the great temple of Angkor Wat and stop by for a drink at the pretty riverside location of Siem Reap.

  
  
  You will undoubtedly return with some of its magic.

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• Ricky Coates
  

  Hong Kong is an exciting destination and would highly recommend it to be included in any trip to South East Asia whether it is for a city break or part of an extended trip to Bali, Malaysia or Thailand.

  
   
  Much can be packed into this lively city and getting around is simple through a network of buses, the underground, trams and my favourite the Star Ferry operating between Kowloon and Hong Kong Island with journey's taking around 30 minutes.
   
  A must on anyone’s itinerary is taking in the peak tram to Victoria Peak for the most spectacular views of Hong Kong at day or night. At the peak there are a number of shopping and dining opportunities, book a table at Cafe Deco in advance for amazing views of the skyline.
   
  Whilst visiting Hong Kong a trip to Stanley market is a great way to see Hong Kong Island beaches and other attractions including Aberdeen Fishing Harbour. On most nights in Hong Kong there is a spectacular laser show called the symphony of lights, best viewing is on Kowloon side, try and take this in on one of your nights out. If you like shopping, Hong Kong will fulfil all your requirements with fantastic shopping malls and wonderful night markets.

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• Tom Cloherty
  

  My biggest indulgence in St Barth’s was the food.

  The quality and quantity of the food was amazing and the general standard wherever you eat. But don’t let the food at the restaurant limit your food experience, there are plenty of delightful markets, grocery stores and local stalls for more opportunities. Not to mention the glorious beaches and an exciting yet discreet nightlife.

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• Tom Cloherty
  

  Taking an All Inclusive holiday is one of the options whilst on holiday.

  My personal favourite All Inclusive was at the Sunset at the Palms in Jamaica . Our room had the most comfortable bed on the planet. Plenty of good food, drinks and snacks to keep us fully replenished.

  The motto of the holiday was : Chill back, relax and enjoy the sunshine. We sure did.

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• Tom Cloherty
  

  A fantastic way to truly experience the Seychelles is by booking a twin centre.

  Take in the stunning main island of Mahe, which has some great excursions, including a city tour of the capital, Victoria, and then spend a few nights on one of the beautiful outer islands, including Desroches where you will find stunning beaches and a real private island paradise.

  They are both just a short flight away and it really offers a very luxurious experience! For the most photographed beaches in the world, visit the beautiful La Digue, a car-free island where your airport transfer will be an Ox and Cart!

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• Natalie Fowler
  

  Luxurious and vibrant, Greece is home to some of the world's most beautiful natural wonders.

  From the Ancient Greek Pyramids to the stunning white sandy beaches and tropical lagoons, the majestic essence of this vast country will without a doubt help you create memories to last a lifetime on your next luxury holiday with Western & Oriental.

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• Carly Crowe
  

  St Lucia was my first taste of the Caribbean and I fell in love with the island as soon as I arrived.

   I spent half of my time in the south of the island and half my time in the north which both offered very different experiences. When in the south I visited coco plantations and the Sulfur springs, watched the sunset with a cocktail at Jalousie Plantation and had an amazing lunch looking over the pitons at Stonefield Estate Villa Resort and Spa .

  In the North I visited some beautiful beaches lined with palm trees. Danced the night away with tourists and locals at Jump up street party, zip wired my way through a national park and enjoyed canapés and champagne at Calabash Cove. The south was relaxing and a haven for nature lovers. The north had the best beaches and would be perfect for anyone who wants to rub shoulders with the locals and enjoys and good dance.

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• Tom Cloherty
  

  If nature is your thing then Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago make a great combination with nature trails and river rafting in Grenada, bird watching and scuba diving in Trinidad and Tobago.

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• Carly Crowe
  

  I loved the Maldives, it was like paradise.

   I have never been anywhere like it. The pure white sands and blue seas. The pictures in the brochures have not been touched up at all, it really is that beautiful.

   

  In the Maldives I felt like I could truly unwind, I have never been somewhere so relaxing. The snorkeling blew me away, I saw turtles, reef shark, manta ray, tuna, clown fish just to name a few.

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• Erica Moore
  

  Antigua is a beach lovers paradise with a beach for everyday of the year.

  There are tons of water based activities to participate in. My advice is, if you can tear yourself away from the stunning beaches to head up to the historic Harbour for some local history and great food. And if you are lucky enough to be in Antigua during late April, be sure to catch sailing week, one of the five top regattas in the world and the biggest in the Caribbean!

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• Tom Cloherty
  

  Borneo is one of the most bio-diverse places on earth.

  Where else can you see Orang-Utans in the wild, watch Probiscus monkeys playing and take a cruise up the Kinabatangan River?

  You can even spend a night or two in a Riverside Lodge, allowing you to explore further in to the jungle and really experience life in the rainforest by taking a Canopy Walk!

  Mount Kinabalu offers a fantastic experience if you are interested in climbing too. The wildlife and cultural diversity on offer here is truly amazing.

  The beach is not too far to stop by and relax after all that hard sightseeing! You can also have a few nights in Kuala Lumpur too, a city not to be missed for shopping and more stunning scenery and wildlife.

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• Erica Moore
  

  Oman is a great mix of Arabic culture, deluxe hotels, great beaches, and strange moon-like landscapes with the odd camel thrown in for good measure! This fantastic country has something for everyone including beautiful romantic luxurious hotels for honeymooners and fantastic kids clubs for families with children of all ages.

  In addition to the pools and beaches, Oman is very proud of its culture and heritage and the museums, Grand Mosque and souks here are fascinating.

  One of my favourites, a real feast for the senses and not to be missed, is a trip out to the desert, perhaps with a stay at a luxury desert camp included. Here you have the opportunity to do some dune bashing, quad-bike riding and camel riding or you can just sit back and enjoy the beauty of Oman's desert landscape.

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• Rossella Colella
  

  Cuba is a spectacular country, with beautiful and very warm loving people.

  Travel here not only requires a passport, money and a good rucksack; it also requires flexibility, creativity, good humour, patience and a healthy sense of adventure. Cuba remains an easy country to travel to and within and since Raúl Castro took office in February 2008, he has allowed Cubans access to cell phones and entry into tourist hotels, meaning interaction with the locals is now simpler and often surprisingly candid.

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• Tom Cloherty
  

  Vientiane, pleasantly resembles a sleepy village, than a capital.

  Its French connection is obvious in the stately French mansions and quaint streets lined across the city.
  
  Grab your lunch from one of the piping hot noodle stalls and then jump on a song-teow to view the city’s highlights - Wat Sisket, That Luang and Buddha Park.

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• Erica Moore
  

  What is there to love about St.

  Vincent & the Grenadines? Lots, starting off with the Carnival, get into the rhythm and dance your heart away. Visit the majestic, lush green Mount Soufriere volcano and take advantage of the secluded white sand beaches.

  Another exciting must do is take a sailing trip to Tobago Cays, used for the filming of Pirates of the Caribbean, either for a day or extend for an overnight trip.

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• Tom Cloherty
  

  Both Bali and Lombok are stunning islands surrounded by beautiful coral beaches, colourful Hindu temples and the clear aqua blue sea.

  
  
  The best thing about Bali and Lombok is it’s serenity, it fills your soul up with a wonderful calmness.

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• Tom Cloherty
  

  Muscat, you will find out very quickly resembles very little from its Emirate neighbours.

  It is an elegant city that has preserved its culture but at the same time is very forward thinking and progressive.
  
  You can take it easy and watch ships pulling into the harbour or do as we did, explore the desert dunes and unspoilt beaches in the Sharqiya region.

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• Tom Cloherty
  

  Mauritius is a dream destination for honeymooners, with its miles of sandy beaches, deep sea fishing or just for those who like to be pampered against a very beautiful setting.

  Head up to the Balaclava ruins for the stunning Balaclava estate and the many tortoises that roam in the area.

  Hike or bike through the Labourdonnais Gardens and take in the  delicious aromas of the fruit trees and exotic flowers.

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