If you are looking at romantic European destinations for your honeymoon, you cannot go past Italy’s Amalfi Coast. The rugged shoreline is a popular tourist destination, and it is easy to see why—quaint beaches pop up in pockets along the coast, which is decorated with pastel coloured fishing villages. It is the perfect dose of culture and paradise.

The northern extremes of Patagonia are often overlooked when it comes to travel destinations, let alone honeymoon hot spots. The bold blue glaciers that pop out from lakes in Aysen are something that any out-of-the-box couple needs to witness. Experiencing the marble cathedral in General Carrera will make your honeymoon all the more memorable.

Nothing says honeymoon quite like a private bungalow perched over turquoise blue waters—and Bora Bora has not shortage of these. The island north of Tahiti is arguably one of the most popular honeymoon destinations in the world thanks to its secluded charm and out-of-this-world tropical beauty.

For a honeymoon where the hotel is the focal point, Amangiri in Canyon Point, Utah trumps them all. The hotel is designed to take advantage of the natural landscape of the Grand Canyon and features suites with private pools. You won’t want to leave.

Hot on the heels of Bora Bora, in the past five years the Maldives has emerged as one of the most romantic honeymoon destinations of 2018. Think overwater bungalows, snorkeling through turquoise waters and strolling along some of the whitest sand beaches you’ve ever witnessed #bliss.

For a romantic honeymoon with a spoonful of culture, look no further than the pink city of Marrakech in Morocco. The private riads will make you and your partner feel like royalty, and the marketplaces are filled with one-of-a-kind keepsakes for a takeaway that you and your partner can keep forever.

Located on the southwestern coast of Turkey, the Mugla Province is often overlooked as a honeymoon destination—but it shouldn’t be. The province shares waters with the Greek Islands and is home to the famous Blue Lagoon. As it is still an emerging destination, book as soon as you can to stay ahead of the trend.

Remote and exotic, Palawan in the Philippines is the Koh Samui of 2018. From snorkeling through the turquoise waters of Coron, to island hopping around the Bacuit archipelago, there is no shortage of activities to fill your time in this secret island paradise.

The City of Love will forever hold a place on honeymoon hit lists until the dawn of time. Stroll the Champs-Élysées hand in hand, drink Champagne from the balcony of a ritzy hotel, and watch the Eiffel Tower light show until the sun comes up. The word cliché does not apply when it comes to Paris.

If you are after the charm and beauty of the Amalfi Coast with a (slightly) smaller payout and less tourists, head the Puglia region located in the heal of Italy’s boot. The rocky seaside town is home to unparalleled views of the Adriatic Sea, quaint olive groves and virtually untouched beaches.

New Zealand’s South Island is fast becoming the honeymoon destination of choice for couples who want to break the cliché. Watch the sunrise over Lake Wakatipu and treat yourself to a massage at Onsen Hot Pools while you overlook the scenic Shotover River.

For something truly once in a lifetime, you cannot go past witnessing the Northern Lights from Iceland. Plan a road trip for you and your partner around the Ring Road and finish with a trip to a geo thermal hot spring.

While Greece is a European destination that any traveller should hit at some point in their life, the island on Santorini is perhaps the most romantic. White and pastel coloured Cycladic houses populate the cliffside which, when contrasted with the deep blue ocean makes the island all the more photogenic.

For couples that prefer not to get their toes wet, you cannot go past the green, lush beauty of the Scottish coastline. Visit the castles of Edinburgh and road trip through the Isle of Skye to witness natural landscapes that remain virtually untouched.

If you’re doing Tanzania, you’re going to want to do it well, which is why Serengeti and Zanzibar come hand in hand for this honeymoon destination. Start with a safari through Serengeti national park where you will come face to face with wild elephants, zebra, giraffes and lions, and finish the trip off with in a luxurious resort on the coast of Zanzibar.