Now that you've said "I do"
Custom luxury honeymoons in Latin America and the Caribbean, planned around you and your partner.
Where your story together begins
Verdant jungles and endless turquoise seas. Exotic wildlife and fascinating culture. Towering volcanoes and tranquil beaches. Latin America & the Caribbean is full of dream honeymoon destinations that pack an adventurous punch. Watch the sunrise from atop an ancient Mayan pyramid, spot monkeys and sloths in the rainforest canopy, or wander hand in hand on a moonlit beach - there's something here for everyone. After the stress of planning a wedding, your honeymoon has to be perfect.
Private island stays, private pools & suites with a view
Adventures offset with time to decompress
Sunset sails, vineyard afternoons & dinners for two
A starting point for your perfect escape
We're good company, and we give great advice
We work through room categories, privacy, and the setting, so you know what you're choosing before you book.
We take all the stress off your plate so you just need to show up. You're already planning a wedding. Let us take care of this for you.
We favor local partners and consider the effect of activities on the communities and wildlife you visit.
Adrienne planned the perfect honeymoon for us. We were overwhelmed with the thought of planning it ourselves and put it off for years.
Before we arrived
We even left a swimsuit in the first hotel in San Jose and she somehow summoned a group of pigeons to get it delivered to the next hotel in La Fortuna before we arrived.
Getting to know us
They spent well over an hour getting to know us and our expectations for the perfect honeymoon before sending 4-5 itineraries to choose from.
Unique options
When comparing to other plans from companies we found they had unique options to stay on and they were priced very competitively.
Our top picks
Manuel Antonio
Hidden within the rainforest above Manuel Antonio, Makanda by the Sea is an adults-only retreat where contemporary villas and suites are scattered across a steep jungle hillside. Elevated walkways connect the accommodations with infinity pools and a secluded cove below, while monkeys, sloths, and toucans are frequent visitors. It's an ideal place for honeymooners and couples.
Costa Rica
La Fortuna
Adults-only Nayara Springs occupies a quiet corner of the Nayara estate beneath Arenal Volcano. Every villa includes a private, mineral-fed plunge pool surrounded by rainforest, with hanging bridges linking guests to the restaurants, spa, and facilities across all three Nayara properties. It's the most private of the Nayara collection while still giving guests access to everything the resort has to offer.
Costa Rica
Ambergris Caye
North of San Pedro, Matachica stretches along a quiet section of Ambergris Caye where colorful casitas sit between tropical gardens and the Caribbean. The adults-only resort feels relaxed rather than formal, with the Belize Barrier Reef just offshore and golf carts replacing cars. It's an easy place to slow down without feeling isolated from the island.
Belize
Private Island
Reached by a short boat ride from San Pedro, Cayo Espanto is an island built entirely around privacy. With only seven villas, every stay is tailored around the individual guest rather than a fixed resort schedule. Each villa includes its own dock or plunge pool, along with a private butler and meals prepared to your preferences throughout the day.
Belize
Holbox
At the quieter end of Holbox, Nômade spreads treehouses, tents, and suites between mangroves and the Gulf of Mexico. Organic architecture and wellness programming reflect the island’s slower pace, with the beach immediately beyond the property.
Mexico
Lake Atitlán
Bright blues, handcrafted Guatemalan textiles, and contemporary local art have become the signature of Casa Palopó overlooking Lake Atitlán. Fifteen individually designed rooms and a private villa face the lake and its surrounding volcanoes, while Relais & Châteaux dining has earned the hotel a reputation as one of Guatemala's finest culinary destinations.
Guatemala
San Pedro de Atacama
Awasi Atacama places 12 circular adobe suites around a private courtyard in central San Pedro. Every suite receives a private guide and four-wheel-drive vehicle, allowing desert days to be planned entirely around individual interests, pace, and altitude.
Chile
Gulf of Chiriquí
Fourteen private islands in Panama's Gulf of Chiriquí form the setting for Islas Secas, one of Central America's most exclusive island retreats. Just eight casitas accommodate a maximum of 24 guests across an otherwise undeveloped archipelago, where protected rainforest and marine habitats remain the focus. Whale watching, world-class fishing, diving, and wildlife encounters all take place within one of Panama's most important marine reserves.
Panama
When we plan a trip
After the wedding, exhale
Wake to the forest stirring beyond your suite, then slip into your own plunge pool. A quiet morning with no appointments feels especially good after a wedding.
Your first toast at sea
Head out on a private sail as the coast turns gold. Swim, share a drink, and linger on deck while daylight gives way to stars.
Rest comes first
A side-by-side treatment or a long soak in volcanic hot springs gives you time to settle into the trip. We leave enough room around it for an unhurried day.
A shore to yourselves
Arrive by boat at a quiet stretch of sand, with lunch ready and the afternoon ahead of you. Swim, read, and stay until the light begins to soften.
No city lights
Spend an evening beneath the stars from a quiet deck, desert lodge, or beach. A guide can introduce the constellations; a blanket and a little patience do the rest.
A table for newlyweds
A terrace above a colonial town, a table beside the sea, or dinner aboard a private boat. We'll help arrange a setting that suits you, with good food and time to enjoy it.
The things honeymooners ask us most, from when to travel to choosing the right places to stay. Have a question we haven't covered? Send it to
Six to twelve months is ideal, especially for December to April or for villas with private pools, which sell out first.
December to April is dry season across most of Central America and Mexico, and the busiest. Our favorite months are May, June and November: fewer crowds, lush landscapes and better rates.
Ten to fourteen days is common. That's enough time for two or three stops, often an active start and a beach finish.
Many do! Think a welcome bottle, a special turndown or an upgrade when available. Some ask for proof of marriage within the past six to twelve months.
Absolutely! Popular pairings include Costa Rica and Panama, Belize and Guatemala, and Peru and the Galápagos, all linked by short flights.
Many couples leave within a few days. Others wait a few months for better weather or rates, which also gives you something to look forward to.
