A honeymoon ushers your relationship to the next stage, marriage. It is good that you choose destinations that will give you a chance to bond, share love and offer moments that you will remember years down the line. There are many gorgeous places to visit, which makes choosing one a challenging task. 

If you are planning a honeymoon, take a look at these three magical destinations and what they offer.

1. Blue Lagoon, Iceland

Blue Lagoon is an aqua geothermal spa located on the southwestern side of Iceland. The hot water is supplied by a lava field in Grindavik that comes from Mount Orbjörn. This location is excellent for a couple that needs time to relax, unwind and bond. The water temperature ranges between 37 and 39 degrees Celsius. It is milky blue due to the high silica content. It is also rich in algae and other salts. Part of the fun involves rubbing yourselves with the soft white mud, which is fun. This is therapeutic for your body and mind, resulting in soft skin. Besides, you can float in the lagoon as a masseuse works on your muscles for total relaxation. When you are not at the pool, you can enjoy the comfort of your Blue Lagoon Retreat Hotel room or take a walk to enjoy the best of nature, wine and dine in restaurants around the spa where you enjoy local cuisine. 

2. Bali, Indonesia

Bali is a tropical paradise with greenery, fresh air, and friendly people, giving you the ultimate romantic vacation. This island is in the middle of Indonesia and is an ideal honeymoon location without breaking your bank account. This location is a spiritual hub for the Hindus. You will come across hundreds of shrines across its expansive natural landscape. There are miles of serene white beaches, jungle villages, delicious street food and jungles to be explored. In addition, you get to hike mountains or go white-water rafting. Bali is close to the equator. Therefore, it is warm and humid all year round. In fact, the hottest months are between May and July, when temperatures rarely exceed 28 degrees Celsius. You can also get cheap hotels in the area with three-to five-star service.

3. Tulum, Mexico

Tulum in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula is a perfect honeymoon destination for trendy couples. The location is said to have been the last location where the famous ancient Mayans built and inhabited cities. Therefore, it has hundreds of ruins and a rich history waiting for you. In addition, the coastal town boast of white-sand beaches running tens of miles on the coats. They are perfect for sunbathing, water sports and spending quality time together. Plan your itinerary to include some time at the beach, snorkelling and outdoor exploration of this historical coast. There are other beautiful locations within the area, including the Tulum National Park, canals of the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, and the Gran Cenote caves. Several boutique hotels are dotted across the coastal town for the budget-conscious. However, you will still get high-end accommodation, luxury villas and clubs if you have some cash to splash.

Where did you go for your honeymoon? Would you recommend it? Tell us about it in the comments section. 

There are plenty of sites in the town of Little Rock for people to visit and explore. Seeing these sights can really help you to feel the enriched culture that the city and the state itself have to offer. These historical sites could have effects on the prices of Little Rock houses for sale depending on where they are located around the sites.

With some of the more popular historical sites like the Big Dam Bridge, Simmons Bank Arena, and the Arkansas State Capitol, how are you supposed to limit yourself to just a few places? You should try to see as many as you can, but these are must-see spots for you!

The Big Dam Bridge

This bridge spans the Arkansas River and Murray Lock and Dam between Little Rock and North Little Rock and is open only to pedestrian and bicycle traffic. The length of the bridge is 3,463 feet and was constructed in 2006.

Imagine how scary it must be to walk on the bridge that runs over water. That’s all part of the experience. Imagine the beautiful water that surrounds you and the once-in-a-lifetime view that you’ll see!

The name came from Judge F.G. Villines, who believed that the bridge was being built on a dam and was concerned with the financing. His concern was correct, the bridge wasn’t cheap when it was done. The final construction cost was $12.8 million!

The bridge is not only a popular tourist attraction, it’s also used for several racing events. Not only can you see the bridge itself when you’re visiting, but also the events. You can get two sites in one visit.

Simmons Bank Arena

The Simmons Bank Arena is one if not the most popular in the town of Little Rock. The arena seats 18,000 people and has had many uses over its years of existence since its opening in 1999.

Some of the many uses of this arena have ranged from pro basketball tournaments to the filming of American Idol LIVE. Even performances from musical artists like Fleetwood Mac have occurred there over time.

The arena is owned by the Multi-Purpose Civic Center Facilities Board for Pulaski County. The arena was designed by the Civic Center Design Team (CCDT), Burt Taggart & Associates, Architects/Engineers, The Wilcox Group, Garver & Garver Engineering and Rosser International of Atlanta.

Simmons Bank Arena is a sight that you need to see with your own eyes so that you can just sit and admire all the events that could’ve taken place there. If the walls of this place could talk, they would have quite a lot to say.

Arkansas State Capitol

The Arkansas State Capitol was originally built in 1915 and took several years to reach that point in its construction. It was built on the site of the state penitentiary where the prisoners helped in the building’s construction.

Although the building was originally aligned incorrectly, it has served as a filming location for several famous movies and events that portrayed the building as the nation’s capital in Washington D.C.

Seeing this building in all its glory will help you to see the true historical value that it offers as well as the rich culture and people that helped make the Arkansas State Capitol what it is. Come and visit it today and see what I’m talking about!