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5. Fern Grotto – Kauai, Hawaii
Feel the love in the Fern grotto in Wailua River State Park, from which many eye-catching natural ferns hang, giving it an especially fairy-tale- scene. Nearby, you can hear a gentle waterfall flowing. In this grotto, one can find local musicians performing the Hawaiian Wedding Song, after which visitors are asked to kiss the person next to them. This sweet ritual is ideal for wedding proposals, which are in fact quite popular here. Unfortunately, it is no longer possible to enter the grotto itself, but a viewing platform offers the same awe-inspiring scene.
6. Puerto Mosquito – Vieques, Puerto Rico
When it’s dark in Puerto Mosquito, starlight isn’t only above you, it’s also in the sea. The water in this bay is said to be bioluminescent, a natural phenomenon that involves certain organisms lighting up and creating a magical effect that can be seen clearly throughout the night. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, this bay is officially the brightest in the world. Enjoy a spectacularly romantic moment in this spot with your other half for an experience no other.
7. Four Seasons Hotel George V – Paris, France
One cannot talk about the most romantic places in the world and not mention the most traditional of them all – Paris. With its quaint streets and the famous Eiffel tower in the background, this city offers a special kind of serenity that sparks the romantic soul. If you want to avoid the busy crowds of tourists at the Eiffel Tower, but still want to enjoy its view, head to the Four Seasons Hotel George V. Here you can dine to the sight of Paris’ remarkable cityscape in the perfect ambience, created by the chandeliers, a grand piano and 19th-century paintings in La Galerie lounge.
8. Grotta Palazzese Hotel – Polignano A Mare, Italy
With its outstanding and diverse landscapes, the country of Italy is also known for being one of the most romantic in Europe. Although it’s hard to pick the perfect place for an intimate dinner, Grotte Palazzese Hotel would surely be the ideal for a couple in love. It has a seaside restaurant in a limestone cavern, where one can dine to the sound of the waves crashing in. The place has been welcoming guests since the 1700s, when local nobility would hold banquets there. It currently opens between the months of May and October, so add this to your summer tick list.
