1200 tropical islands. All with perfect white sand beaches, waiting for your footprints. The bluest, blue water anywhere. And the most spectacular underwater life to be found. This is the Maldives – the ultimate in an Extreme Honeymoon Paradise. In the Maldives, every resort is its own private island – you’ll feel the exclusivity as you step onto the softest, whitest sands on earth. Awaiting you is an underwater garden of coral, caves and dazzling colored tropical fish. Dive or snorkel in absolute comfort – the water is so warm, many don’t even use a wetsuit! Our biggest decision in the Maldives is to choose your level of luxury. There are no limits to pampering here. From honeymooners, add passions and additions for dedicated divers, there is a resort to ensure your Extreme Tropical Honeymoon will be perfect. |
Straddling the equatorial line in South America, Ecuador has lies in both the Northern and Southern hemispheres. Roughly the size of the U.S. state Nevada, Ecuador is 283,561 square kilometers in size with an extremely diverse geography. Natural landscapes make up a large part of Ecuador, with the Amazon jungles alone taking up about 50% of the nation’s area. Ecuador has four distinct natural regions: The Galapagos Islands, the Coastal Lowlands, the Andean Highlands, and the Amazon Rainforest. The backbone of the country is the Andes mountain range. How much time do you have? Theoretically you can visit all four regions to truly experience Ecuador. Can you stay awhile? |
Do magical islands still exist? Can you still visit a land surrounded by mist covered mountains and the remnants of ancient kingdoms? Fields of tea brush up against Buddhist shrines and secluded beaches invite you to spend the afternoon? Sri Lanka is a land of unmatched natural beauty. Soak up a cultural mix of Arab, Portuguese, Dutch and British influences, unique cuisine and the diversity of people – warm and welcoming with unmatched hospitality. A tear-shaped jewel of an island south of India. Mystical remains of the Sinhalese kingdom and a mountaintop fortress of Sigiriya, a World Heritage site. Like ancient mariners in search of exotic spices, discover this Magical Extreme Honeymoon. You'll call it paradise for it truly is a land like no other. |
The “Kingdom of the Sun”, encapsulates the essence of America, the “New World”, in geography and mix of native Indian and European cultures. A country of antique cultures, where traditional ways of life of the Indians; great scenic contrasts, Spanish conquistadors ruthlessly searched for gold, the “Lost City of the Inca’s”. Besides impressive Inca ruins close to Cuzco and the “lost city” Machu Picchu, Peru is also one of the most spectacular countries on earth. Of 103 possible ecological zones on earth, 83 are represented only in Peru for your Extreme Honeymoon and excursions. |
Dubai, one of the world’s most exciting destinations where a unique life style blends rich Arab traditions and a totally modern life style. Your choice of accommodations from ultra modern hotels and resorts to luxurious 7 star ratings. A visit to Dubai gives you the opportunity to experience enchanting dinner cruises along the creek, explore surrounding desert on camel or a 4 wheel drive, enjoy a shopping spree at the gold and spice souks and discover the rich Arab culture alongside the pace of modernization into a major metropolis. |
The Republic of Mozambique is a country in southeastern Africa, bordered by the Indian Ocean to the east, Tanzania to the north, Malawi and Zambia to the northwest. The area was explored by Vasco da Gama in 1498 and colonized by Portugal in 1505. Mozambique became independent in 1975. Mozambique has a tropical climate with two seasons, a wet season from October to March and a dry season from April to September. The country’s economy is based largely on agriculture, which employs roughly 80% of the population. Portuguese is the official and most widely spoken language of the nation. |
Costa Rica is a long, spans the Central American isthmus. Panama to its south and Nicaragua to its north, it borders both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. It measures 19,650 square miles, (slightly smaller than West Virginia). There are two seasons, the dry season starts mid November through the first of April. Rainy season, green season, brings sunny mornings and afternoon showers mid May and into October. An Indian summer comes along the end of the month of June/first of July. Experience Pura Vida for yourself and snag some of that famous Costarican coffee! |
Zambia borders Botswana and we easily combine travel overland between these two countries – combine these two great destinations to maximize your extreme honeymoon and diverse African experience. Zambia the land of Thunder – offers the most beautiful Victoria Falls where you experience the flight of the angels, enjoy elephant back rides, river rafting and encounters of walking with lions together. |
Southeast Asia, never colonized, Thailand explodes with the boundless energy and self-confidence for an extreme Honeymoon. Thailand literally translates into “Land of the Free”, although it is most often referred to as “Land of Smiles” and when you meet locals you'll see why. Roughly the size of Texas, Thailand offers a vast variety of honeymoon possibilities. You will find thick jungles for your inner tarzan & jane, bustling cities and sparkling beach resorts for romantic rendezvous! |
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South Africa, a favorite Honeymoon Safari Destination! Is it the vast natural beauty of the land and its abundant wildlife? Is it the wild but generous welcome you receive from its warm, friendly people. Or maybe because here in South Africa you will find a “World in One Country” with its cosmopolitan cities, so inviting with so many cultures. Whatever the reason you fell in love, you'll fall inlove with this ancient land – South Africa will soon be your favorite for an Extreme Honeymoon Safari! |
The Republic of Botswana is a landlocked nation in Southern Africa dominated by the Kalahari Desert – a sand-filled basin averaging 3,600 feet above sea level. Bordered by South Africa to the south and southeast, Namibia to the west, Zambia to the north. Two-thirds of Botswana lies within the Tropics. No mountain ranges, landscape with low hills, Botswana’s highest point is about 4,900 feet.. |
