Romantic Weekend Getaways
Grab your beau, book a ticket and go!
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Take Me Away - A weekend getaway is the perfect way to spice up long-term relationships or to create lasting memories for budding lovers. Skip the typical hotspots and check out these unconventional destinations instead. From horseback riding in Wyoming (yes, Wyoming!) to sipping tequila in Puerto Vallarta, book your trip now and thank us later! (Photo: Fuse/Getty Images)
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California's Highway 1 - While California might be not the most novel destination, consider this: you and your honey have just landed at the airport where you both make a beeline to the car rental vendor. Over the next three days, you take turns driving down Highway 1. During that time, you've had a picnic at Gray Whale Cove, taken double selfies of the Big Sur's breathtaking view, tasted wine at Harmony Cellars and sampled the tastiest tacos outside of Mexico. Talk about a road trip! (Photo: Doug Berry/Getty Images)
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Montreal, Quebec - French cuisine. Cozy cafes. This Canadian metropolis boasts a flair for all things European. There are also a number of lovely scenic spots, like the Mosaicultures Internationales and Montreal Botanical Gardens, which contains the largest Chinese Garden outside Asia. Your love is guaranteed to bloom in this remarkable city. (Photo: Charles Knox/Getty Images)
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Portland, Maine - If you're both city dwellers looking to unwind, look no further than Portland, Maine. From the picturesque town centers to the regal coastline and ocean scenery, this town will help you and your loved one find peace. Enjoy the majestic sunsets and the charming throwback ambience while chowing down on lots of lobster. (Photo: Burwell and Burwell Photography/Getty Images)
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Providenciales, Turks and Caicos - The most popular destination on the list, by far, is Providenciales — one of the world's top beach destinations. But, the Turks and Caicos island is also a three-and-a-half hour flight from New York City and Newark. While diving and snorkeling along the island's miles of coral reef is a must, also make sure to kayak the bright turquoise waters while soaking up the stunning cliffs and crags of Chalk Sound. (Photo: Chicago Tribune/MCT /Landov)
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Jackson, Wyoming - Jackson, Wyoming, is a dream destination for outdoor junkies. With skiing, snowshoeing and dogsledding in the winter and fly-fishing, rafting and hot air balloon rides in the summer, there is virtually no outdoor activity that you can't do in this town. Fun fact: several national parks are nearby, including Yellowstone National Park. (Photo: George Frey /Landov)
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Rehoboth Beach, Delaware - A new favorite of gay and lesbian travelers, Rehoboth Beach is one of Delaware's most popular resort towns. Engage in some nostalgic playtime with your significant other while frolicking on the old-fashioned beach, strolling the boardwalk and checking out the nearby amusement park, Funland. (Photo: Scott Olson/Getty Images)
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Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - What better way to kick off your getaway than by sipping tequila along the Malecon boardwalk? Hipster couples will definitely dig this Mexican destination for its flea markets and handmade crafts in Old Vallarta, spectacular beach sand sculptures in the Bay of Banderas and fine art galleries in El Centro. (Photo: Vallarta Adventures/HotSpot /Landov)
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Santa Fe, New Mexico - Santa Fe is for lovers. Romantic fireside nooks, beautiful landscapes, rejuvenating spas and steamy hot springs will bring you and that special someone much closer. Art aficionados will also take to this high desert city, which has about 250 art galleries, as well as concerts, plays, dance performances and classes in painting, pottery and photography. (Photo: Christof Koepsel/Bongarts/Getty Images)