Said It Here

How to find a last minute honeymoon destination

Finding a last-minute replacement trip means scrambling to match original preferences like specific dates and budgets when top choices are fully booked or too expensive. This sudden pivot stops couples from securing accommodations and flights, forcing them to completely restart their planning on short notice.

What people tried

Every workaround mentioned in the threads below. We haven’t tested any of them — and nobody here is claiming they worked.

  1. 1
    Switching to alternative tropical islands like St. Lucia, Grenada, Antigua, St. Thomas, Curacao, or St. Vincent
  2. 2
    Considering expensive guided group tours
  3. 3
    Working with a tour agent for alternative private itineraries
  4. 4
    Paying high peak-season prices for remaining availability
  5. 5
    Visiting Tivat or Sveti Stefan instead

In their words

Unedited, most upvoted first, each linked to the thread it came from.

“I wanted to incorporate a few days on the coast, but i see a lot of negativity regarding Kotor. Whats a good alternative? We probably just want to relax on the coast.”source ↗

MagnumCarlos · r/travel · 3 upvotes

“We don't have any plans, yet. We were thinking of doing Easter Island and the W-Trek but (i) the W-Trek is fully sold out, unless you do an expensive guided group tour, which seems a bit naff and (ii) the Easter Island flights and hotels are very expensive and with limited availability (particularly around the New Year)”source ↗

“What would you recommend, appreciating how relatively short notice it is?”source ↗

RepresentativeLate24 · r/travel · 2 upvotes

“I need some help finding an alternative honeymoon destination for this November (Oct 30-Nov 7)! We were originally going to Kaui, but have decided to cancel that trip due to recent events.”source ↗

Hancellery · r/travel · 1 upvotes

Where this came up

r/travelitinerarytraveltravel planning

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