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Popular honeymoon cruise destinations are: Hawaii, Caribbean, Mexico, Tahiti and the Mediterranean! Other favorite choices are Asia, Europe and Alaska. Cruising continues to be an extremely popular honeymoon value, combining travel and all inclusive planning in one enjoyable medium. With exciting ports of call, international shopping, experiencing different cultures and the opulence of the grand ships, cruising offers many elements in one package. Some cruise lines are truly all inclusive, with the romantic perks and complimentary honeymoon gifts to show it. On other ships, you will have to pay for this special treatment.

Being at sea is a great way to spend the first days of your married life together. There's nothing like a romantic cruise to de-stress from your wedding. For the most part, everything is taken care of for you. Make sure you choose the best honeymoon cruise for your style and preferences. All cruise ships are not the same in food service, cabin quality, expenses, entertainment and type of crowd. So do your research!

If you are looking to save money on a cruise honeymoon, pick a debarking location that won't cost you thousands of dollars in airfare. Find out what ports are closest to your home town and what types of cruises leave from those ports. Some cruise ships are scarce during certain seasons, so look into what destinations are options for your month of travel. If you can buy your airline tickets with bonus miles, then this can also decrease your expenses significantly. Another option for lower airfare is to try to arrange your flight on your own to see if you can find a better deal than what the packages offer.

Many people select a cruise because they think everything is included and soon learn the soft drinks and alcohol are going to be an added expense. Some cruise ships truly uphold the definition of all inclusive, but also come with a higher price tag. Most cruise ships don't mind you bringing aboard bottled water or soda, but can often decline the bottled liquor or beer bottles. Since drinks onboard cost on average, the same price as nice restaurants, this can mean incurring a hefty expense.