Not very often is this region of the world considered when you are thinking about a romantic getaway or a honeymoon destination and yet Australia is one of the most beautiful locations in the entire world.

Gold Coast is one of Australia’s, and the worlds for that matter, most romantic, eye pleasing destination. The scenery and beauty, combined with the sights and sounds make this the perfect getaway for couples. The beaches are breathtaking with there white sand and the natural surrounding allows you to escape from every day life and focus solely on each other.

There is much to do, no matter what type of couple you are. If you are a couple that enjoys adventurous activities there is surfing and snorkeling. For couples that like to just kick back and relax you can rest on the beach and listen to the waves as they hit the shore line. The beachfront is 70km, with lifeguards spread about for your safety. Each morning they will place flags on different areas of the beach to let you know what parts are safe to swim, good for surfing, should be avoided, and more.

If you do not want to spend your entire vacation on the beach there are many other areas for you to visit and enjoy. Surfers Paradise is great for excitement, food and drinks. It is a more touristy area, and tends to get crowded. If you want to enjoy a more quite and romantic day you can tour some of the local wineries, galleries and museums.

The Gold Coast region also offers much in the evening hours. The night clubs provide some of the best entertainment and allow you to take in the sounds and diversity of the area.

Visiting the Gold Coast of Australia is a once in a lifetime experience. After you have visited you will never think of any place else when it comes to planning the perfect romantic holiday.

In the most Southern Point of Africa you can drive down winding road, sip champagne on a boat cruise at sunset and watch as majestic mountains watch over the massive cliffs. The best areas here to visit are Cape Town, Stellenbosch and Hermanus.

In the southern part of South Africa, the Garden Route, travelers can learn some history search for a lonely elephant or wander through magical forests. In Mossel Bay, tourists can hear the tale of Bartholomew Dias and rocky travels through stormy weather at the Cape or search for the last elephant in Knysna forest. Last but not least, visitors can partake in an interesting visit with colorful and playful ostriches.

Namibia holds visitors captivated with the silence of its wide open desert. In Sossusvlei, tourists will find the tallest dunes in the world. Silhouetted against the beautiful backdrop of the orange blanketed sand dunes, visitors to the Dead Vlei can experience the wonder of ancient, skeletal Camel Trees. To enhance your journey, partake in a relaxing drive to Swakopmund as the ever-changing dunes protectively encircle you.

Tucked away somewhere in Africa lies an ancient waterfall, cascading a blanket of liquid dreams onto a gorge as old as time. Anyone wishing to experience more waterfalls should fly to Livingstone in Zambia where the Victoria Waterfalls await.

When in Zambia, one cannot leave without experiencing a visit to the Chobe National Park. There visitors are enchanted by more elephants than any one man could have ever imagined existed. Become mesmerized by a boat ride across the Chobe River; you’ll never want to leave.

Paradise can be described as the tropical islands located in the Indian Ocean. Calm, warm waters, white beaches, colorful sea life and coral reefs will have you believing that there is no other paradise. Travelers will definitely want to put a visit to Mauritius on their list as well as snorkeling at Portuguese Island where you can learn of the times of the Sultans in Zanzibar. The tranquility is amazing. For a little bit of local flavor, stop by Inhaca.

Kruger National Park offers up the Big five and most dangerous of the animal kingdom. A slow, drive down dusty roads can bring you face to face with lions hunting, hippos sleeping in water or elephants playing at a watering hole.

Make sure to partake in the other wonders offered by Kruger National Park as well as viewing panoramic landscapes, potholes carved through time and canyons that stretch for miles in Graskop, Sabie and Pilgrims Rest.

Art lovers are sure to be in heaven with a visit to the little Town of Clarens in the Free State Province of South Africa. There, a feast of Africa’s best artists will captivate you as you lazily explore all it has to offer while sipping wine from a farm in Stellenbosch.

The perfect holiday awaits every man at Mozambique on the East coast of Africa. Unspoiled beaches offer up tranquil liaisons or the fun and excitement of diving and fishing.

So, take in the splendors first, then come back for more.