Aussie favourite named the number one honeymoon spot in the world
Planning a honeymoon is just as important as your wedding day - if not even more so.
From tropical islands with white-sand beaches to wildlife safaris and cultural getaways, the options are endless.
Travel experts at Travelbag have analysed honeymoon bookings over the last three months to find the places that travellers are most keen to explore.
Read through to see the full list.
10. Costa Rica
Costa Rica is ideal for couples who love nature. Honeymooners can zip-line through rainforests, soak in hot springs at the base of a volcano, or surf and sunbathe on the Pacific and Caribbean coasts.
You can go basic with eco-lodges and jungle resorts or opt for five-star luxury at an all-inclusive on the beach.
9. Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is a small but diverse island, with golden beaches, lush tea plantations, ancient temples, and even safari experiences.
It's a conveniently short distance from Australia, and its small size makes it easy to see a lot in one trip.
8. St. Lucia
St Lucia is one of the Caribbean's most romantic islands. Honeymooners can enjoy luxury resorts tucked into the hillside surrounded by jungle, and fill their days with hot springs, and adventures like zip-lining or diving.
7. Tanzania
Want adventure with your romance? Tanzania offers safari experiences across Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Crater.
Honeymoons here are often paired with a few days on Zanzibar for the best of both worlds.
6. Seychelles
This island nation is famous for its picture-perfect beaches with giant granite boulders and calm turquoise waters.
Days can be spent snorkelling, island-hopping, or hiking through lush nature reserves. Many resorts are small and boutique-style, perfect for an intimate honeymoon.
5. Zanzibar
Zanzibar combines stunning beaches with a rich history shaped by spice trade and Swahili culture.
Honeymooners can unwind on pristine shores, explore Stone Town's winding alleys and spice markets, or take a sailing trip on a traditional dhow.
4. Bahamas
With hundreds of islands and cays, the Bahamas is famous for soft beaches, turquoise seas, and lively island culture.
Couples can swim with pigs at Exuma, relax at luxury resorts on Paradise Island, or go diving among shipwrecks and coral reefs.
