Top 10 honeymoon destinations in Australia

1. Queensland's Hayman Island (HaymanIsland)

Hayman Island (HaymanIsland) is close to Australia's magnificent and wonderful Great Barrier Reef. It is one of the most famous honeymoon destinations in the world. Won the tourist destination selection award. Consistently ranked among the top ten best hotels in the world, Hayman Island Resort provides the most satisfactory services and exciting rides on this island that is more like a paradise on earth.

Hayman Island also cooperates with SpaChakra, an Australian beauty and fitness professional organization, to provide a series of recuperation and healthy life courses in its spa center (Retreat). In this peaceful and relaxing island resort, you can forget the hustle and bustle, cleanse your mind, relax your body and mind, and regain your vitality.

Whether it is a private cabin near the sea or a suite (Retreat) in the tropical rainforest, the suites on Hayman Island will be the most ideal and quiet resort for him and her. As a honeymoon destination, Hayman Island is undoubtedly a classic place!

2. Lord Howe Island, New South Wales

With its dense woods, coral-dotted coast and Surrounded by turquoise waters, Lord Howe Island is an unpolluted paradise and is listed as one of the World Heritage Sites by the United Nations. Newlyweds can stay in luxurious hotels on the island, then take romantic walks on the beach, experience exciting mountain climbing adventures, enjoy leisurely sunbathing or swim in the gentle blue waves. In addition, there are more exciting honeymoon programs waiting for lovers to try.

Lord Howe Island is located 700 kilometers northeast of Sydney and only takes two hours to fly across the South Pacific. The world's southernmost coral reefs grow around the island. The waters near Lord Howe Island have become one of the most ideal diving sites in the world. They are home to more than 490 species of fish and 94 species of corals. Active lovers must not go there. miss.

In addition to the colorful marine ecology, Lord Howe Island is also famous for its rich wildlife species and stunning natural scenery. The undulating volcanic peaks Mt Gower and Mt Lidgbird (called the "Twin Peaks" by locals) are majestic. It takes 8 hours to climb to the top of the mountain, which will definitely challenge your physical strength, but the scenery here is unique. Climbing to the 875-meter-high summit is one of the best viewing spots in the South Pacific, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the vast sea and sky.

Couples who come to enjoy their honeymoon can choose the unique Capella Country Inn (CapellaLodge). This stylish and elegant hotel is located amidst the beautiful scenery of the lagoon, Twin Peaks and lush green forests. It can accommodate up to 20 guests.

Lord Howe Island is 11 kilometers long and 2 kilometers wide. The best way to travel between various attractions is by bicycle. Lovers will be fascinated by the island's stunning natural scenery and colorful activities.

3. Northern Territory Red Center (RedCentre)

Imagine Uluru, one of the most representative Australian and Aboriginal cultural icons, in the heart of Australia. Have an unforgettable honeymoon vacation. Here is the award-winning wilderness camping Holiday Inn Longitude 131°, located in the camp area of ??the beautiful Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. It has 15 luxurious and environmentally friendly tents. Enjoy the breathtaking sunrise and sunset and breathtaking scenery of Ununu here, which can bring unparalleled and wonderful camping experience to honeymoon couples.

The tent with longitude 131° is luxurious and comfortable, bringing a new feeling of "tent camping" to lovers. Couples can take a dip in the swimming pool in the camp, or enjoy a drink with new friends in the desert camp while admiring the scenery of Ununu.

One of the benefits of staying at Longitude 131° is that all unforgettable and wonderful experiences are within easy reach. Lovers can enjoy the dazzling sunset at Kantju Gorge, watch the red sun rise at Uununu, taste the shepherd-style Billy Tea and Australia's special traditional bread (Damper), or go to the adjacent park Take a walk and feel the tranquility of the desert.

Another fascinating natural beauty is the vast starry sky here.

Enjoying a Sounds of Silence open-air desert dinner in the middle of the desert is a unique experience not to be missed. As the sun sets, listen to modern musicians playing the indigenous musical instrument Didgeridoo while tasting a variety of Northern Territory specialties, including Australian arowana (barramundi), kangaroo meat, emu meat, crocodile meat, wild vegetable salad and classic Australian desserts wait. Throughout the evening an astronomer was on hand to tell stories about the stars in the southern night sky.

Lovers under the stars will definitely fall in love with the night sky above thousands of miles of red soil in Australia.

4. Cradle Mountain (Cradle Mountain), Tasmania

Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park (Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park) surrounding Cradle Mountain (Cradle Mountain) is the most beautiful place in Tasmania. The most popular national park among tourists still retains the original rainforest, mountains, lakes and various rare birds and animals. It is the most ideal honeymoon location for newlyweds who like a quiet and private environment.

Cradle Mountain Lodge (Cradle Mountain Lodge), located in the national park, is a warm, country-style holiday hotel with many cute wooden cabins and serves fine wine and food. Surrounded by jungle, the cabin is luxurious and comfortable inside, where you can spend cold nights cuddling up to your loved one by the fire.

The Waldheim Alpine Spa, a spa and beauty center in Cradle Mountain, is located in the purest and pristine beauty of Tasmania's wilderness. Couples can enjoy a relaxing massage or vichyshower together, or participate in other activities offered by the spa and beauty center. Guests can enjoy the natural beauty of the national park while undergoing physical and mental healing. The Sodashi series of skin care products used in this spa are 100% all-natural skin care products produced in Australia. Their therapeutic and relaxing effects are very significant.

To appreciate the natural beauty of the national park, you might as well walk hand in hand with your loved one through the pristine woods beside Dove Lake.

Newlyweds can enjoy a honeymoon vacation at Cradle Mountain Villa that combines natural beauty, fine wine and food, and physical and mental relaxation. It is only 1 kilometer away from Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park, and there will be endless exciting activities waiting for you.

5. Hunter Valley, New South Wales

Two hours’ drive from Sydney, you will find the Hunter Valley, Australia’s oldest and most famous wine-producing region. There are enchanting vineyards everywhere and more than 80 wineries, including Australia's most famous brands, such as Lindemans, Tyrells and Wynham. The Hunter Valley's sparkling lakes, undulating mountains, dense forests, and charming towns that reflect Australia's colonial culture are the best places for you and your significant other to spend the most romantic moments.

The Hunter Valley is also famous for its top gourmet restaurants, luxury hotels and colorful outdoor activities. It is also nearby the Barrington Tops, which is listed as a World Cultural Heritage. Although the cosmopolitan bustle of Sydney is not far away, the relaxed and leisurely atmosphere of the Hunter Valley gives people a transcendent feeling of being far away from the hustle and bustle of the city and being hundreds of thousands of miles away.

Couples can stay in the five-star luxury Tower Lodge located among the vineyards, and the rooms are uniquely decorated. In addition, if you want to stay in Barrington Plateau for a few days, Eaglereach Wilderness Resort is an ideal place to stay.

Lovers can roam the large and small wine cellars in the Hunter Valley and taste a variety of fine wines. They can also taste local gourmet cheeses, chocolates, pastries, jams and chutneys. You can even take a cooking class, make your own cheese, or just have a picnic. The flower-filled Hunter Valley Gardens is certainly worth a visit. If you want to enjoy a delicious meal, you must go to ChezPok or Robert’s at Pepper Tree for a sumptuous dinner.

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Don’t forget to take a hot air balloon overlooking the vast and continuous vineyards at sunrise!

6. Victoria Hot Spring Area (SpaCountry)

The Macedon Ranges and Spa Country in the north of Melbourne will make honeymooners linger. This area has the richest mineral hot springs in Australia. The concept of "complete immersion" in spas comes from here.

Naturally, there are many spa centers and hotels in the area, which can provide tourists with a wide range of hot spring spas and beauty and fitness treatments.

The Springs Retreat located in Hepburn Springs, the home of natural mineral springs, was built in the Art Deco style of the 1930s and is one of the best places to indulge in complete enjoyment. The spa is located within the hotel, where newlyweds can indulge in a variety of massages, hydrotherapy and soothing treatments.

The Lake House Hotel is located on 6 acres of Lake Daylesford. On the flat garden lawn, there are luxurious suites, famous restaurants, wine cellars and various resort and leisure facilities. Many guests will choose to receive a massage leisurely in the room, or indulge in the mineral hot springs in the valley and enjoy the view of Lake Daylesford comfortably.

In addition to enjoying hot springs and spas during their honeymoon in Mount Macedon, couples should not miss the local delicacies. SweetDecadence in Locantro is famous for its handmade chocolates. A candlelight dinner at FrangosandFrangos is also a romantic choice.

If you want to explore this area, you might as well visit the mysterious cliff (Hanging Rock), which is the scene of Joan Lindsay's novel (later adapted into a movie) "Picnic at Hanging Rock" (Picnicat Hanging Rock) location. The Convent Gallery in Daylesford is a Victorian building built in the 1860s. It was later carefully converted into an art gallery, retaining its gorgeous original appearance. The gallery has seven exhibition areas, displaying the works of more than 100 local, Australian and international artists.

5. Hunter Valley, New South Wales

Two hours’ drive from Sydney, you will find the Hunter Valley, Australia’s oldest and most famous wine-producing region. There are enchanting vineyards everywhere and more than 80 wineries, including Australia's most famous brands, such as Lindemans, Tyrells and Wynham. The Hunter Valley's sparkling lakes, undulating mountains, dense forests, and charming towns that embody Australia's colonial culture are the best places for you and your significant other to spend the most romantic moments.

The Hunter Valley is also famous for its top gourmet restaurants, luxury hotels and colorful outdoor activities. It is also nearby the Barrington Tops, which is listed as a World Cultural Heritage. Although the cosmopolitan bustle of Sydney is not far away, the relaxed and leisurely atmosphere of the Hunter Valley gives people a transcendent feeling of being far away from the hustle and bustle of the city and being hundreds of thousands of miles away.

Couples can stay in the five-star luxury Tower Lodge (TowerLodge) located among the vineyards, and the rooms are uniquely decorated. In addition, if you want to stay in Barrington Plateau for a few days, Eaglereach Wilderness Resort is an ideal place to stay.

Lovers can roam the large and small wine cellars in the Hunter Valley and taste a variety of fine wines. They can also taste local gourmet cheeses, chocolates, pastries, jams and chutneys. You can even take a cooking class, make your own cheese or just go for a picnic. The flower-filled Hunter Valley Gardens are certainly worth a visit. If you want to enjoy a delicious meal, you must go to ChezPok or Robert’s at Pepper Tree for a sumptuous dinner.

What if

Don’t forget to take a hot air balloon overlooking the vast and continuous vineyards at sunrise!

6. Victoria Hot Spring Area (SpaCountry)

The Macedon Ranges and Spa Country in the north of Melbourne will make honeymooners linger. This area has the richest mineral hot springs in Australia. The concept of "complete immersion" in spas comes from here.

Naturally, there are many spa centers and hotels in the area, which can provide tourists with a wide range of hot spring spas and beauty and fitness treatments.

The Springs Retreat, located in Hepburn Springs, the home of natural mineral springs, was built in the Art Deco style of the 1930s and is one of the best places to indulge in complete enjoyment. The spa is located within the hotel, where newlyweds can indulge in a variety of massages, hydrotherapy and soothing treatments.

The Lake House Hotel is located on 6 acres of Lake Daylesford. On the flat garden lawn, there are luxurious suites, famous restaurants, wine cellars and various resort and leisure facilities. Many guests will choose to receive a massage leisurely in the room, or indulge in the mineral hot springs in the valley and enjoy the view of Lake Daylesford comfortably.

In addition to enjoying hot springs and spas during their honeymoon in Mount Macedon, couples should not miss the local delicacies. SweetDecadence in Locantro is famous for its handmade chocolates. A candlelight dinner at FrangosandFrangos is also a romantic choice.

If you want to explore this area, you might as well visit the mysterious cliff (Hanging Rock), which is the scene of Joan Lindsay's novel (later adapted into a movie) "Picnic at Hanging Rock" (Picnicat Hanging Rock) location. The Convent Gallery in Daylesford is a Victorian building built in the 1860s. It was later carefully converted into an art gallery, retaining its gorgeous original appearance. The gallery has seven exhibition areas, displaying the works of more than 100 local, Australian and international artists.

7. Coral Bay Region, Western Australia

In Ningaloo Reef, newlyweds can stroll on the white sandy beach and enjoy the unpolluted Play among the coral reefs or swim in the clear waters. The Ningaloo Coral Reef Area, located in the Coral Bay region, is part of the Ningaloo Marine Park. This park covers an area of ??5,000 square kilometers and surrounds the northwest corner of Western Australia (NorthWest Cape). It is most suitable for people who like to get close to the ocean. Lovers of nature!

In Coral Bay, you can choose to have an exciting adventure or enjoy a leisurely vacation. Couples can even splash around with the world's largest fish, the whale shark, or explore the nearby waters on a sailboat. What is dazzling is not only the sea water illuminated by the sun, but also the fish swimming with you, making you feel like you are traveling among the stars.

If you want to explore deeper, don’t miss the magnificent moonscape scenery at Pinnacles Desert, which is very suitable for photography. Also, the friendly dolphins at MonkeyMia welcome you to swim with them. If you want to pursue a leisurely mood, you might as well enjoy sunbathing with your loved one on any of the beaches in the Coral Bay area.

Ningo Road Coral Reef Resort in Coral Bay is an ideal location for honeymooners. The luxurious, comfortable and environmentally friendly wilderness camp is located on the edge of the magnificent canyon of Cape Range National Park, not far from the coral reefs. The outdoor tents are spacious and comfortable, with hammocks outside the tents, and you can have a panoramic view of the vast landscape of the coast. This experience of close contact with nature is sure to be something you and your partner will never forget.

8. Clare Valley, South Australia

The romantic honeymoon destination Clare Valley is located 190 kilometers north of Adelaide and only 90 kilometers away from Adelaide. Minutes' drive away, there are many small towns with traditional buildings, rolling vineyards, vast and flat grasslands, large and small specialty wine cellars and comfortable hotels in the area.

North Bundaleer, a large and historic farmhouse in South Australia, is secluded and full of character. This World Heritage-listed farmhouse is set among 400 acres of natural bushland and farmland, adjacent to Bundaleer Forest. The owners of the farmhouse, Marianne and Malcolm Booth, have decorated the spacious dining room, exquisite living room and well-stocked study in a festive and festive atmosphere.

Newlyweds on their honeymoon will have endless activities here. Not-to-be-missed activities include a visit to the Clear Valley’s oldest winery, Jesuits’ Sevenhill Cellars, or one of the region’s 32 cellar doors. Stroll or cycle along the 27-kilometer Riesling Trail, which connects Auburn to Calirie with its unique wine cellars. You can also play hide-and-seek with your loved one in the Mintaro Garden Maze to see who can get out of this maze of twists and turns the fastest!

At the end of the game, you might as well sit down and taste a bottle of local produce The fine wine was a perfect ending to the day's program.

9. Seven Spirit Bay, Northern Territory

If newlyweds want to spend a romantic and private honeymoon vacation for two, choose one of the most secluded and remote resorts in the Northern Territory. The outdoor resort location Seven Spirit Bay is the most suitable. Seven Spirits Bay is located in the Garig Gunak Barlu National Park on the Cobourg Peninsula in northwest Arnhem Land. Its geographical location is surprising. It is closer to many Indonesian islands than to most Australian cities. It's so close!

After arriving by chartered flight, couples can choose to take a champagne hunting adventure, enjoy the fresh breath of nature in the wild, or watch the birds and marine ecology that inhabit the tropical environment of the Gobuga Peninsula.

Not far from Qiling Bay, there is a tropical hut called "habitats" standing among the shadows of the dancing trees. It is the best place to experience the wild style.

The hotel arranges many activities such as fishing, jungle hiking and bird watching, and the chef will prepare delicious three meals a day. But the highlight is watching the stunning sunset over Arnhem Land.

10. Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

At dawn, take a BalloonAloft hot air balloon to fly over Canberra, overlooking various scenic spots and the beautiful scenery of Lake Burley Griffin. . Afterwards, enjoy a champagne breakfast at the historic Hyatt Hotel Canberra, which is the perfect end to this dazzling morning. The Hyatt Regency Canberra is adjacent to the city's shopping districts and tourist attractions, making it easy for travelers to walk to and from there. Canberra's most historic five-star hotel offers a variety of luxury accommodation packages that are sure to please lovers. Couples can stay in luxurious suites, enjoy the view of the rippling lake, enjoy breakfast leisurely on the balcony, or lazily drink afternoon tea on the rolling grass.