Why spend your honeymoon somewhere warm when you can cuddle with your husband inside your ice hotel room?  Think designer igloos, that are romantic, secluded and unlike any place you have been before. Here are three of our favorites.

The ICEHOTEL in Jukkasjärvi, Sweden

The ICEHOTEL is the world’s first ice hotel located in Jukkajarvi, Sweden built 20 years ago. When you arrive, you’re given thermal clothing and a thermal sleeping bag. Your bed? A block of ice topped with a warm reindeer blanket. You’ll go all out Swede when you stay the night. In the morning, you will enjoy a morning sauna and cup of hot lingonberry juice.
What to Do: Dog sledding is big in this city – a nighttime dog sledding tour under the northern lights? So romantic!

Hôtel de Glace in Quebec, Canada

The Hôtel de Glace was the first ice hotel in North America.  Every December, the staff re-builds the hotel and it stays open between January and MArch. Bonus: they have fireplaces!
What to Do: There’s skiing, dog sledding, a spa, a sauna and even a dance club.  (They even have an on-site chapel!)

Kirkenes Snowhotel, Norway

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The Kirkenes Snowhotel is located in the easternmost city in Norway near the Russian border.  The rooms (actually, they’re more like caves) are built deep into snow, so snow itself keeps the caves warm.
What to Do: Go on a snowmobile tour, a crab excursion, a husky farm trip, ice fishing, or even a day trip trip to see the Northern Lights.

> Ice hotels aren’t your thing? How about a tree house honeymoon?

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Instead of the typical honeymoon suite, reserve a tree house. No seriously. Gorgeous tree house hotels and bungalows are popping up in far-flung destinations all over the world like South Africa and New Zealand. And think about it: They’re romantic, secluded, and they’ll give you a chance to role-play Tarzan and Jane — if you know what I mean!

Lion Sands’ Chalkley Tree House, Kruger National Park, South Africa

It’s a 30-foot tall two-level platform structure built around a 500 year-old Leadwood tree surrounded by wildlife — yep, even lions and hyenas! The treehouse is complete with all the amenities needed for a night in the jungle: a bed and dining area up top and bathroom below and even a two-way radio to call the staff you need them (otherwise, it’s just the two of you!).
What to Do: It’s South Africa so take a safari to find cheetahs, lions, elephants, rhinos, hippos, giraffes and more. Then take a day to just lay by the pool (on the resorts main property) or sign up for a wildlife lecture.
Fun Fact: ABC’s The Bachelor filmed at this resort. Do you remember what season?


The Daintree Eco Lodge & Spa, Australia


This Daintree Eco Lodge & Spa is  located in the world’s oldest rainforest in the world (135 million years old if you’re counting). Beyond fishing, mountain biking, horseback riding, kayaking and rainforest safaris, there’s also a world-class spa on the property that Tyra Banks herself has raved about. The lodge is comprised of 15 rainforest tree houses so make sure you book your trip early.

What to Do: Scuba dive or snorkel in the Great Barrier Reef or take a river cruise on the Daintree River. The lodge is about 35 minutes from the Great Barrier Reef.

Fun Fact: There are fungi in this jungle that can only survive in 99% pure air. In other words, we’re talking some of the best air in the world!



Inkaterra Canopy Tree House, Tambopata, Peru

There aren’t many if any other spots you can get up and watch the sunrise over the top of the Amazon rainforest in the morning. Walk the famous Canopy Walkway 90 feet above ground to get into the Inkaterra Canopy Tree House and you’ll have a front-row seat to spot some of the most rare and beautiful wild animals only visible from the treetops.

What to Do: Rainforest excursions, butterfly house visits, jungle hiking, bird watching and more.
Fun Fact: You will have limited electricity and portable water heater — but your stay is 100% carbon neutral which is fitting for the Amazon Rain Forest!

Hapuku Lodge and Tree Houses, Kaikoura, New Zealand

Hapuku Lodge and Tree Houses in New Zealand are surrounded by the mountains and ocean. Each tree house — set 30 feet above ground — includes a balcony, fireplace (read: in a tree!) and bathroom with heated floors and towel racks.
What to Do: Whale watching, swimming with dolphins and seals, sea kayaking, deep sea fishing, mountain biking, surfing, hiking, golfing, wine tours and more
Fun Fact: Kaikoura is a famous marine town known for their wildlife.

The Pacuare Jungle Lodge, Costa Rica

The picturesque Pacuare Jungle Lodge lies in the middle of the Pacuare Jungle — one of the most protected areas in all of Costa Rica. Because it’s literally set in the middle of the jungle, you’ll travel to get there via on a raft. Rest assured though: Visitors and locals will tell you that the white-water rafting is the best in Latin America.
What to Do: Bird watching, a rainforest canopy tour, hiking to the Cabecar Indian community, massages, white-water rafting, horseback riding, zip lining and hiking the Cabecar Indians trail.Be on the lookout for animals like jaguars, ocelots, monkeys, sloths and other birds.
Fun Fact: While there isn’t any electricity on-site, they do have hot water and warm meals made with fresh local foods.

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Yesterday, we asked you to vote on your favorite romantic honeymoon hot spot (Bora Bora here we come!). Today, it’s all about adventure!