Apparently one of the latest trends in travel is the ‘proposal vacation’ which, as its name suggests, is when you go on a trip with the sole purpose of popping the question. MoonRings, Inc. believe they have identified the ten most romantic and creative places.
“Choosing a location is not always as easy as it seems. Thought should be put into the decision since the place will hold a special place for the couple,” states CEO Howard Green and romantic travel specialist.
Here’s their top ten:
- Over a candlelit dinner at Villa de la Selva, a dramatic cliff-side restaurant in Ixtapa, Mexico
- Aboard a caléche, or horse-drawn carriage, in historical old Quebec
- Gazing out over New York City at sunset from atop the Empire State Building
- Midway across the El Puente Nuevo bridge, overlooking the great gorge of Ronda, Spain
- Under twinkling stars, fresh Caribbean breezes and live music at the cool St. Lucia Jazz Festival
- Coasting in a hot air balloon at sunrise over the blazing red rocks of Sedona, Arizona
- In one of the beautiful ruined abbeys of Ireland
- On Neskowin Beach in Oregon overlooking Proposal Rock
- Under the midnight sun in Alaska
- On a private boat in the mystical Blue Grotto, Isle of Capri, Italy
Did you propose in an exotic location? If you’re not married, but wanted to propose, where would you choose?
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Wish men were romantic enough to think of romantic proposal))
Comment by Cool homes — November 26, 2007 @ 1:37 pm
I would say that the Belverder suite, at the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise is an incredible spot. It has a corner patio, on the top floor of the hotel, overlooking the Lake and the mountains. Beautiful!
Comment by Kendal H — May 7, 2009 @ 7:10 pm
Ayers Rock at dawn!
Comment by irene — May 8, 2009 @ 8:07 pm
Didn’t propose at an exotic spot, although it was beautiful was up high in the Appalachian mountains.
Comment by Spencer Spellman — May 11, 2009 @ 7:46 pm
St. Lucia is a great place to propose, but was just surprised to see the Jazz Festival as the place to propose.
Comment by Spencer Spellman — May 11, 2009 @ 7:47 pm
I just noticed after a second reading that Ireland is on here. There are really so many spots. I thought Greystones along the cliffs would be a beautiful spot for sunrise.
Comment by Spencer Spellman — May 20, 2009 @ 4:02 pm