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![]() A hammock, a hale, and you're in heaven in Hawaii at Kona Village Resort. Image appears courtesy of Kona Village Resort, Vacation Travel Spots USAMost Popular USA Vacation Travel Destinations Where Romantics FlockBy Susan Breslow Sardone
Do you wonder what USA vacation spots are most popular with couples who travel? Based on traffic to this site, which reveals the destinations most often researched on Honeymoons/Romantic Getaways, these are the leaders, in order of popularity:
TOP 10 US VACATION SPOTS1.
Hawaii
MORE ABOUT THE TOP US VACATION SPOTSDespite the fact it's expensive to fly and lodge there, Hawaii ranks as no. 1 in honeymoon desirability and deserves its first-place status. Beautiful beaches and hidden coves; world-class hotels; fresh, inventive cuisine; watersports galore; extraordinary natural beauty; and perfect weather make this an ideal vacation spot year after year.Coming in second, Las Vegas is America's adult fun capital, with 24-hour excitement. The fact that it's so easy to get married here and again, so much fun, is another reason couples flock to this desert oasis. Third in popularity among romantics, Florida offers coast-to-coast beaches. From the festive atmosphere of Miami and the Keys, to upscale Palm Beach and Boca Raton, to Walt Disney World in Orlando, to the action in Daytona and Cape Kennedy, to the gentle beaches and great sunsets on the Gulf Coast side, to the affordable accommodations of the Panhandle, it's one state that offers something for all couples who enjoy warm weather. EXPLORE OTHER VACATION SPOTSYou may find these destination travel resources helpful:
Northeastern States Directory
Southeastern States Directory
Midwestern States Directory
Western States Directory
Caribbean Islands A-Z
European City and Country Guides
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