Then there is North Island Seychelles, an eco-friendly resort that places sustainability for the environment, culture and wildlife above all else, providing you top notch service, leaving your eco-conscience in the clear. Of course, not everyone wants a beach honeymoon – if you happen to be a wine lover, you may enjoy Mont Rochelle Hotel & Mountain Vineyards, a picturesque setting in Franschhoek, one of the oldest towns of the Republic of South Africa. Spend the day pairing food with wine, have an evening of wine tasting on horseback, or have a romantic vineyard walk, just the two of you. At night, you get to retreat to the spacious Honeymoon Suite, which features its own private garden and your very own splash pool. Or perhaps a trip into a wilderness is more of your thing. That doesn’t mean you have to forgo the five-star luxuries of a honeymoon though. Sitting at the foothills of the majestic Cederberg Mountains, some 270km from Cape Town, Bushmans Kloof Wilderness Reserve & Wellness Retreat is set against an ancient landscape that paints a wonderful backdrop for your honeymoon memories. Visit some of the 130 ancient rock art sites, or embark on magical night drives and stargazing trips with a trained guide. Or if you want, sit back in a cool rock pool and do absolutely nothing but bask in the sweet romance of the wilderness. You could even explore Africa’s largest game reserve, Selous, if you wanted to. The 10-day Explorer Safari takes you through Ruaha National Park, where you get to spot elephants and the rare African Wild Dog. Then, of course, you get to explore Selous, a game reserve the size of Switzerland, as well as the Swahili Coast, where you may catch a glimpse of a humpback whale, try out boogie boarding or kayaking, and even go monkey watching. Game Reserve could be option for you. This malaria-free Eastern Cape is a 54,000-acre private reserve with a newly refurbished Great Fish River Lodge that overlooks a charming river and holds a strict no children policy – perfect for honeymooners. A rustic 1800s chapel is also available for newlyweds to reaffirm their vows in the midst of nature. Moving away from Africa and into the realms of Asia, there is a quiet resort right smack between the two cities known for their world heritage listed sites. Hidden in lush forested peaks and surrounded by a secluded, serene lagoon isVedana Resort & Spa. This Vietnamese resort promises privacy, exclusivity, and rather poetic honeymoon memories, with its wild mountains in the background and unparalleled sunrise and sunset views.