After this winter, we're all well-overdue for a vacation.
When the cold weather strikes, the best way to cope is to daydream about getting away from it all. But why not make it a reality? With so much love in the air, there's no better time to plan a romantic holiday than now.
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Unfortunately, traditional romantic spots can be unnecessarily pricey and crowded with tourists or children, making your stay anything but lovely. These vacation spots are relaxing and secluded enough to spark romance in place of frustration — because Paris is so passé.
With a population of just over 200, Moose Pass offers private mountain-top views, and a spectacular showing of the Aurora Borealis.
Once occupied by Caribbean pirates, these remote islands can offer a very secret vacation that won't break the wallet.
Who knew Germany had islands? This car-free spot is fondly known as Sote Lanneken, a.k.a. "sweet little isle," by its inhabitants,
Vancouver Island actually has the most moderate climate in all of Canada, making it a comfortable place to enjoy your loved one year-round.
In the winter, Somerset is bustling with skiers and snowboarders, but in the summer, it can be an exclusive and beautiful New England getaway.
With only 52 rooms at the resort, this private island is predominately undeveloped, and has a ton of hiking and biking trails to get lost with your lover.
The beautiful landscape in this Canadian region has made it a vacation destination since the 1700s. The rolling hills are actually the result of a meteor impact from millions of years ago.
The Ardenne region of Belgium is lush with green forest, rolling hills, and will take you and your significant other back to a simpler time.
Forget the other tourist trap islands that make up the West Indies. Mustique is a private Island where you can rent out one of its many villas for an extremely private vacation.
Known primarily for wine production, the Beaujolais region of France is a historically rich countryside of rolling hills, beautiful landscapes, and a whole lot of wine.