3. South Island, New Zealand 
Located in the South Pacific Ocean, the largely virgin territory here continues to place the South Island on any top list of romantic spots. Walk hand-in-hand across the popular Cape Farewell Seal Colony & Swing Bridges, take in the incredible view of the Tasman Sea, and visit the noteworthy Paparoa National Park. If the excellent weather and beautiful scenery are not enough for you then you can always visit Waiheke Island too.
4. Motu Tetaraire Private Island, Tahiti
Situated in the South Pacific Ocean, Motu Island provides honeymooners stunning, scenic surroundings. Stay in a surprisingly posh Tahitian villa that actually overlooks the lovely local lagoon. This entire isle features specific Tahitian design elements that help make it one of the world’s best islands for a honeymoon. Check out the local pearl farms, try your hand at lobster hunting, go snorkeling, or just relax on the beach. (Continued on next page)
I did not see Dominica on your list and that is classed as Natures island for its beautiful beaches natural waterfalls among other things!!!
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Luckily for us, there are a lot of beautiful places in the world. I guess it just did not make it into the top 20 this time. It happens. Thanks for your comment and your support!
Please send me more information.
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Beautiful places first time going alone
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That is not a bad idea! That way you will have a feel for it before going there with a partner! That’s smart! (Then again, if you change your mind and really need someone to go with you, I will happily check my calendar!)
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Volcano National Park is on the Big Island (Orchid Isle) not Kaua’i
Yes, it is. Sorry you were confused. I was born there and just wanted to suggest visiting that park while staying on Kaua’i.
I actually had a longer list of spots in the state of Hawaii worth visiting but had a limited word count. I believe you should see as many places as possible there when you can regardless of where you stay. I might actually rewrite the entry IF anyone else is confused.
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There is NO volcano park on Kauai, that is on the big Island of Hawaii.
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Please reread the entry. Note the use of the word “nearby.” If you are in Hawaii, you should go see that park before leaving.
In fact, you should visit as many islands as possible since you might never be there again. I was born there and yet it has been years now since I saw my birthplace. I am sorry you were confused. Thanks for the support!