Almare, a Luxury Collection Resort, Isla Mujeres

Almare, a Luxury Collection Resort, Isla Mujeres DESCRIPTION ACCOMMODATION DINING ACTIVITIES & RESORT FACILITIES WEDDINGS WHAT’S INCLUDED SPA DESCRIPTION Almare, a Luxury Collection Resort, Isla Mujeres is defined by a way of being, where serenity shapes every moment and the journey itself becomes part of the story. Guided by the rhythm of the Mexican Caribbean, the experience unfolds through intentional relaxation, holistic wellness, and a culinary offering rooted in culture and place. Starting the journey with a 20-minute exclusive maritime transfer from Cancun, every curated detail, Almare invites guests to reconnect with themselves, with nature, and with the soul of the destination through a refined, effortless sense of luxury. ACCOMMODATION Almare Isla Mujeres invites you to unwind in one of its 109 luxury hotel rooms in Isla Mujeres, Mexico, where the pristine Caribbean Sea unfolds before you. Crafted with natural materials that honor the island’s essence, each space achieves a seamless balance between sophistication and tradition. Expansive outdoor areas encourage moments of serenity, while interiors reflect the beauty of Isla Mujeres with organic textures and refined details. Here, privacy and openness coexist effortlessly, allowing guests to immerse themselves in an environment that feels both intimate and boundless. Whether waking to the gentle sound of waves or admiring the sunset from a private terrace, every element has been curated to create a harmonious retreat. Experience an atmosphere where contemporary elegance meets authentic island charm, where design is inspired by nature, and every stay becomes a timeless memory. DINING At Almare, culinary excellence is at the heart of every experience. Our resort offers a diverse range of dining venues, each celebrating seasonal and local flavors. From the vibrant Mayan and Mexican-inspired dishes at BOGA to the sophisticated blend of Mexican and Mediterranean cuisine at Seasalt, there’s something for every palate. Botanik offers a cozy, elegant retreat with organic coffee and artisanal desserts, while The Breeze is a tropical oasis for refreshing cocktails and exquisite poolside dining. For seaside relaxation, AlVento pairs panoramic views with tropical drinks, and AlPaso provides nutritious, healthy options that honor authentic flavors. Experience it all with the all-inclusive offerings at our beachfront restaurants, where every meal is a celebration of the rich culinary heritage of Isla Mujeres. ACTIVITIES & RESORT FACILITIES Isla Mujeres is a tropical paradise brimming with natural beauty and rich biodiversity. From crystal-clear waters and lush mangroves to award-winning beaches, the island plays a vital role in Mexico’s conservation efforts. Guests can immerse themselves in the island’s natural wonders, with activities like eco-friendly fishing trips, snorkeling, and diving excursions. Explore the Northern Hemisphere’s largest coral reef, teeming with protected species and vibrant marine life. For a unique experience, take an exclusive dive to the MUSA (Underwater Museum of Art) and discover captivating underwater sculptures. The cultural and historical richness of Isla Mujeres can be experienced at Punta Sur, the southernmost point of the island, where ancient ruins and breathtaking views await. Whether you’re exploring nature or learning about the island’s heritage, Almare offers the perfect base for unforgettable adventures on land and at sea. WEDDINGS Exchange vows in a setting where the Caribbean’s beauty meets effortless elegance with bespoke wedding experiences, designed for intimate celebrations in breathtaking venues from serene beachfront ceremonies to rooftop receptions with panoramic ocean views. Tailored packages and curated services at our luxury Isla Mujeres wedding venues​ ensure a seamless journey, allowing you to savor every moment of your day. WHAT’S INCLUDED At Almare, a Luxury Collection Resort, Isla Mujeres, every moment is thoughtfully curated so you can fully immerse in a seamless, elevated escape, where exceptional service, refined gastronomy, and curated experiences are all included. Culinary Excellence | International and locally inspired cuisine | Premium beverages, wines, and handcrafted cocktails | 24 hour in-room dining |Premium spirits and curated wine selection |Specialty cocktails and mixology experiences | Fresh juices, local coffee, and wellness beverages. -Refined, non-traditional all-inclusive concept-Elevated gastronomy and premium offerings-Boutique feel with curated experiences-Perfect for luxury leisure and group buyouts-Maritime transportation included in the rate-Daily wellness and fitness programming-Cultural and immersive activities-Epicurean Moments-Destination Discoveries-Beach and poolside experiences-Evening entertainment and ambiance-Access to state-of-the-art fitness center-Non-motorized water sports-Daily wellness rituals: Yoga, meditation & pilates-Pool and beach concierge service-Alma Spa treatments available at additional cost SPA Alma Spa blends beautiful, natural elements to create a serene environment that exudes luxury and sophistication. Pamper yourself and escape the stresses of everyday life the moment you step inside. Drawing inspiration from the rich spiritual heritage of the Maya to create a sanctuary of healing and renewal. Our seven sacred treatment suites are dedicated to revered Mayan guardians and deities, each embodying its own unique energy, symbolism, and connection to the natural world. Here, ancient wisdom and restorative rituals come together to inspire balance, wellbeing, and a deeper sense of connection. Mexico READ REVIEWS REQUEST QUOTE Reviews TRAVEL TIPS NEED TRAVEL RELATED TIPS & INFORMATION Best rates & exclusive perksTrips tailored to your unique needsGlobal expertise & connectionsPeace of mind 24/7 GET A QUOTE MORE DESTINATIONS OTHER HONEYMOON DESTINATIONS Explore other honeymoon destinations: Europe Honeymoons Africa Honeymoons Indian Ocean Honeymoons Southeast Asia Honeymoons

Let’s Touch Grass

Happy Friday! This week’s newsletter is dedicated to the myriad ways it’s possible to soak up the great outdoors: in Scandinavian urban oases, U.S. national parks, and the wild Peruvian Amazon. Keep reading for more alfresco travel inspiration. Where to Find Stockholm’s Best-Kept Secret Inspired by similar community gardens in other parts of Europe, including Denmark, England, and Germany, Sweden’s first garden associations were established on what were then the outskirts of Stockholm. But many, including Barnängens Koloniträdgårdsförening – the one my dachshund and I explored in Vitabergsparken – are now nestled in residential areas, like my neighborhood on Södermalm, an island in central Stockholm. READ MORE Traveling to a U.S. National Park Soon? Here’s What to Know The mystery of Old Faithful, the wonder of the redwoods, the glory of the Grand Canyon: Awe drives any trip to a national park. But in the wake of proposed budget cuts to the National Park Service, as well as significant staff layoffs, some park lovers are nervously anticipating the fallout from program reductions, whether they mean closed visitors’ centers or overflowing trash cans. READ MORE There’s a New Way to Chase Thrills in the Peruvian Amazon The Amazon rainforest is addictive. You don’t come here for monotony. In this expanse of more than 2.5 million square miles, home to some 4,000 miles of river systems and millions of animal species, every moment feels like a promise – that just beyond the next bend or behind a rustle in the trees, something extraordinary is waiting. READ MORE It’s Go Time: Three Ways to Soak Up Canada’s Great Outdoors This June and July, Toronto, Ontario, and Vancouver, British Columbia, will step into the global spotlight as cohosts of 13 World Cup matches. While the stadiums beckon die-hard soccer fans, Canada’s post-game thrills extend far beyond each city’s limits. READ MORE Chef Nargisse Benkabbou, author of Casablanca: My Moroccan Food and the newly released Madaq, shares what she’s been loving lately. Packing: I always bring a notebook for ideas and recipes, and a cashmere wrap, which doubles as a blanket on flights. Watching: Chef’s Table: France. The cinematography is beautiful, and the level of craft is inspiring. Admiring: I love how contemporary Moroccan visual artist Bouchra Boudoua plays with textures, colors, and raw materials. Her work feels instinctive and grounded. Planning: I’m heading to Oaxaca next, and I’m really excited to eat through Mercado 20 de Noviembre and Benito Juárez Market. The first book to celebrate Fire Island’s rich art history is a Pride Month must. Bottega Veneta’s latest fragrance drop bottles summer in Italy. The 100th James Turrell Skyspace opens in Aarhus, Denmark, next week. This Spanish bar-napkin archive is a treasure trove of fun design. Ready to travel? Let’s go. Connect Request A Quote

Go Wild

For our May Virtuoso, The Magazine cover story, writer Aaron Gulley and photographer Jen Judge spent time with 16-year-old eagle hunter and bona fide badass Aymoldyr Dayanbek, who became the second woman ever to win Mongolia’s Golden Eagle Festival in 2023. Their ten-day exploration of the country set the tone for our adventure issue, an edition full of expedition cruises (and what to pack for them), art-centric overnights, and more. Traveling to Mongolia Is a Steppe Back in Time Decked out in a snow-white Spyder hoodie with red webs stitched across the shoulders and faux-fur platform Crocs, 16-year-old Aymoldyr Dayanbek flicks through her Instagram feed and rapid-fire messages with friends, seemingly oblivious to the backdrop of western Mongolia’s glacier-licked Altai Mountains. But asked about falconry, the tradition of hunting with eagles practiced in these highlands for centuries, she ditches her phone and lights up. READ MORE Add Some Sparkle to Your Next Expedition Sailing In Svalbard, time loosens its grip. Under the midnight sun, Atlas Ocean Voyages’ 198-passenger World Voyager circumnavigates the islands round-trip from Longyearbyen in 11 nights, charting a course for glacier-carved fjords where polar bears roam and Arctic foxes dart across the tundra. Wildlife sightings and shifting ice guide shore landings and Zodiac safaris, while life on board revolves around lounge-hopping and the rooftop pool deck. A precision timepiece from Jaeger-LeCoultre is practically a necessity here: READ MORE Tee Off in the World’s Next Great Golf Destination Pebble Beach? Been there. St Andrews? Done that. The world’s most iconic golf destinations are worthy of repeat pilgrimages, but few places pair marquee courses with off-the-green diversions like Southeast Asia does. Over the past several years, many of the game’s greatest architects have designed and helped open new courses across Thailand and Vietnam, from seaside links to jungle-hugged layouts and pristine parkland stunners. READ MORE This Soon-to-Debut Cruise Ship Is Made for Family-Friendly Getaways Fresh off the maiden voyage of the new 3,565-passenger Norwegian Luna in April, Norwegian Cruise Line is already gearing up to raise the bar. Next summer, the 3,879-passenger Norwegian Aura becomes the line’s fifth Prima Class vessel – and its largest. It will set sail in the Caribbean with a triple-deck amusement complex and superlatives aimed to please families, including more waterslides than any other Norwegian ship. READ MORE Where to Hike, Bike, and Kayak in 2026 Our take: The scenic route is always worth it – especially in the fall, when Alpine summits and pastoral valleys greet travelers with crisp temperatures and vibrant foliage. Backroads’ small-group and private hiking, cycling, and multi-adventure tours fully immerse travelers in the world’s most desirable locales, from the Canadian Rockies to Thailand’s tropical beaches. READ MORE Jimmy Millán, one of six artists-in-residence at Almanac Barcelona, shares what he’s been loving lately. Packing: Black and red Sharpie permanent markers, along with a notebook for sketches. You never know where creativity is going to come from. Reading: The biography of Archer Milton Huntington, the founder of the Hispanic Society of America. Listening to: Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, along with a mix of Latin fusion and jazz. Dreaming of: The U.S. is at the top of my list. I want to experience New York City’s energy, the creative spirit of Los Angeles, Chicago’s architectural presence, the cultural depth of New Orleans, and the atmosphere of San Francisco. This summer, Napa celebrates 50 years since the Judgement of Paris. Leaky concealer has stained its last suitcase. The NYC subway symphony. A Schiaparelli deep dive is on at London’s V&A through November. The new La DoubleJ x Belmond Villa San Michele collection is pure Florentine decadence. Ready to travel? Let’s go. Connect Request A Quote

Hot on the Scene

Two hotels recently opened their doors along Venice’s canals, in time to welcome the well-heeled set flocking to the upcoming Biennale. We’re eyeing Airelles Palladio, Venezia and Orient Express Venezia for Euro summer this year, and elswhere, a Ritz-Carlton that’s camouflaged in the Riviera Nayarit jungle and Faena’s theatrical NYC debut. Catch up on the new properties we’re loving below, and take a moment to share what traveling sustainably means to you in our (short!) survey. The Best New Hotels of 2026 (So Far) With the April opening of Orient Express Venezia, two emblems of cross-cultural contact – the fabled sleeper train and the floating city – finally meet. The 47-room hotel’s home is Palazzo Donà Giovannelli, a fifteenth-century noble residence built under the supervision of Filippo Calendario (mastermind of the Doge’s Palace), and gently ushered into the twenty-first century by Aline Asmar d’Amman, the designer behind the Eiffel Tower’s restaurant. READ MORE What Does Responsible Travel Mean to You? Take our 12-question survey. Take The Quiz City Guide: Silver Lake’s Indie Spirit Quiet bohemian enclave no longer, Silver Lake reigns as Los Angeles’ vintage-wearing, music-loving life of the party. Despite its popularity, Silver Lake – five miles north of downtown – keeps its east side independent streak alive. Long-standing boutiques such as Broome Street General Store and Rockaway Records share walkable hillside streets with a beloved, twice-weekly farmers’ market and some of the city’s most coveted modernist homes. READ MORE How to Spend a Sun-Soaked Week on Antigua The Caribbean is synonymous with beautiful beaches, and Antigua has some of the most (and best) of them – one for every day of the year, to be exact. It’s possible to spend an entire week languishing on just the island’s west coast, where one of its most pristine stretches of white sand, Galley Bay, forms a gently arcing crescent, sheltered by verdant bluffs at either end. READ MORE This Los Cabos Resort Takes Dining Seriously Food-truck fish tacos, garden-to-glass cocktails, pristine Pacific-sourced sushi – Los Cabos’ diverse dining scene spoils travelers. They can access it all across the six restaurants (plus two bars and a Champagne terrace) at the 112-room Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal. Nestled within one of Cabo San Lucas’ most prestigious neighborhoods – fronting a boulder-framed private beach where the ocean meets the Sea of Cortés – Waldorf Astoria reopened last fall after a multiyear renovation. READ MORE Étienne Petitpez, general manager at Airelles Palladio, Venezia, shares what he’s been loving lately. Packing : My Whoop band and Ethical Nutrients magnesium tablets to help manage travel fatigue. Reading : Unreasonable Hospitality by Will Guidara. Dreaming of : A safari at Singita Sabi Sand. Vote for Virtuoso, The Magazine in the American Society of Magazine Editors Best Cover contest! Just “like” your favorite cover: samba in Rio is here , and Lake Como’s Passalacqua is here . Chicago fine-dining icon Alinea celebrates 20 years with a Las Vegas residency this spring. NYC’s contemporary-art hub, New Museum, reopens tomorrow after a two-year closure and expansion. A for your next car trip. Pianist Max Richter’s pieces inspired by Krug Champagne have us ready for a stroll in the French countryside. Ready to travel? Let’s go. Connect Request A Quote

Wild Kingdoms

Expedition cruising’s latest golden child, Western Australia’s Kimberley, delivers on natural marvels (a horizontal waterfall!) and up-close wildlife. Read about a recent adventure in the region below, along with next year’s must-watch cruise-ship debuts and packing picks from Mexico City-based fashion designer Olivia Villanti. Australia’s Kimberley Is Worth the Cruise An expedition cruise reveals the region’s billion-year-old landscapes. First light gradually illuminated the sandstone cliff, uncovering one sedimentary stratum after another like a geological striptease. Saffron, gold, brown, cream, and pink layers mingled in the gnarled crag above our boat on the King George River, revealing how unrelenting natural forces have shaped Australia’s Kimberley region for some 1.8 billion years. READ MORE The 19 Most Exciting New Cruise Ships Setting Sail Next Year Arriving in March, AmaWaterways’ 24th ship on Europe’s rivers, the 152-passenger AmaSofia, upholds the line’s wellness focus with morning fitness classes and bicycles for onshore explorations. Following its first spring on the Rhine, the AmaSofia will transit to the Danube, sailing from Vilshofen, Germany, to Budapest, stopping for excursions to Mozart’s former stomping grounds in Linz, Austria, and the Weissenkirchen fortress that once held Richard the Lionheart. Departures: Multiple dates, June 14 through December 27, 2026. READ MORE Where Next: The Ten Best Places to Go in 2026 Every year, we check in with Virtuoso advisors and our contributors around the world to hear more about the best places to go in the year ahead (and why). Trips that prioritize cultural immersion are hot, according to the just-released Virtuoso Luxe Report – a survey of more than 2,400 Virtuoso advisors around the world – as are getaways that put food or adventure first. READ MORE What (and Where) to Eat in Morocco A love affair with Moroccan food begins even before the first taste: Fragrant souks brimming with saffron, cinnamon, and ras el hanout. Roadside citrus groves on coastal northern drives. That first, perfectly overwhelming hit of cumin as a chef lifts the lid of a warm tagine. A centuries-deep blend of Amazigh, Arabian, Andalusian, Jewish, and Mediterranean influences has helped shape Morocco’s culinary identity, a complex mélange of flavors and cooking styles that’s led to hundreds of signature dishes, from hearty, chickpea-studded stews to fresh oysters served with locally grown limes. READ MORE Get to Know Ras Al Khaimah, the UAE’s “Nature Emirate” The United Arab Emirates doesn’t skimp on glitzy grandeur, but it’s also rich in some of the region’s most stunning natural beauty. On the Arabian Peninsula’s east coast and just over half the size of Rhode Island, small but mighty Ras Al Khaimah beckons travelers with golden sand dunes, rugged mountains, and 40 miles of coastline – all within an hour’s drive of each other. The “nature emirate,” as it’s known, also teems with deep Emirati culture and captivating ancient sites. READ MORE The Red Sea Destination Celebrates Its Biodiversity Even before it first welcomed travelers in 2023, Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea destination has been charting new frontiers in ecotourism: The 10,000-square-mile region along the northwest coast encourages visitors to not only travel consciously but also become active participants in the area’s natural preservation. With all its resorts targeting LEED Platinum certification, The Red Sea prioritizes carbon neutrality and plans to deliver a net conservation benefit by 2040. READ MORE Olivia Villanti, founder of Mexico City’s Chava Studio , shares what she’s been loving lately. Packing: My True Botanicals hand cream – a gift from a friend and great for dry skin. My little Parker Thatch pouch holds miscellaneous things such as my passport and baggage stickers, and doubles as a clutch at my destination. Watching: The Juan Gabriel documentary on Netflix. He’s an icon in Mexico, and this shows why his music connects with people on such a human level. Shopping: My friend Esteban Caicedo’s line, Azotea , manufactured here in Mexico. His aesthetic is so fun and chic. It’s (finally) official – your Apple Wallet can now store U.S. passports and driver’s licenses. Coming soon: a gorgeous new way to arrive at the Amalfi Coast. The FIFA World Cup draw is this weekend – where will your team be playing next year? Intrepid Travel just partnered with outfitter REI on a series of adventure-focused trips. We’re picking up A Killer Wedding , a thriller set in Ireland, for our next vacation read. Ready to travel? Let’s go. Connect Request A Quote

Nature Reigns at This Private-Island Resort in Panama

Thrill-chasing Just off Panama’s Pacific coast, Islas Secas is a 32-guest island hideaway where the catch of the day makes it to the dinner table, and scuba trips reveal octopus, barracuda, and the occasional whale shark. Virtuoso, The Magazine managing editor Justin Paul recently visited the private-island resort – his story on the action-packed escape is below. Plus: What it’s like on a personalized wellness retreat to SHA Mexico, and the hotels we love in the Turks and Caicos. READ MORE Nature Reigns at Panama’s Islas Secas For years, Panama has been tipped as Costa Rica’s scruffier adventure-travel neighbor on the cusp. Nature and outdoor activities abound on both its Caribbean and Pacific coasts, but except for a handful of expedition cruises, access required a hardy road-trip approach, a patchwork of local boat charters, and a willingness to trade creature comforts for the privileges of its reefs, remote islands, and rainforest jungle. READ MORE I Went to a Wellness Clinic in Mexico to Get My Health Optimized When I arrive at the wellness retreat just outside Cancún, I’m not sure what to make of the immersive experience awaiting me over the next four days. The SHA complex, with its airy, spiraling design subtly echoing the double helix of human DNA, seems to hint that every detail has some biological purpose. I’d come for the “rebalance and energize” program meant to clear my head and power up my cells, but the daily schedule is packed tighter than my carry-on. READ MORE The Best Luxury Resorts in the Turks and Caicos When I first visited the Turks and Caicos in 1996 (I’ve been back several times since), you could look up and down Grace Bay Beach’s three-mile expanse and see no footprints but your own – just swaths of sand as fine and white as confectioner’s sugar, and gin-clear, impossibly blue water stretching to the sky. The sweep that was once my secret may now be lined with swanky resorts, but it remains as beautiful as ever. READ MORE An Art and Food Lover’s Guide to Barcelona Picasso in the late nineteenth century, the avant-garde chefs redefining Spanish cuisine today – Barcelona has long been a muse for creatives. While Spain’s sunny seaside city lures travelers in the summer with its beachfront promenade and late nights in architectural-wonder-packed neighborhoods, peak season isn’t the only time to soak up the Catalonian capital’s cultural and culinary prowess. READ MORE Alejandro Gallegos, general manager of Mexico City’s Alexander Hotel , shares what he’s been loving lately. Packing: Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones and my Brooklinen silk eye mask Reading: Hospitality Design and Monocle 's travel section . Both offer thoughtful perspectives on global trends and design-forward experiences. Watching: The Bear – an intense, beautifully shot series that captures the energy, emotion, and exacting standards behind culinary operations. As someone in hospitality, it’s as inspiring as it is authentic. Dreaming of: Kyoto. Pioneering researcher Jane Goodall , a leader in environmental stewardship, passed away this week. LA28 ticket sales are coming . MoMA’s first bookstore just opened in Seoul. Cuyana dropped new colors for its beloved travel jewelry cases (and don’t forget to pack some travel-size jewelry cleaner !). A retrospective of artist Nancy Holt’s large-scale Sun Tunnels is now on display in New York City. Ready to travel? Let’s go. Connect Request A Quote

What We Learned at Virtuoso Travel Week 2025

This August, Virtuoso Travel Week once again transformed Las Vegas into the global capital of luxury travel. More than 4,800 travel advisors, hoteliers, tour operators, cruise executives, and destination representatives gathered for a whirlwind of meetings, panels, announcements, parties, impromptu confabs, and a glittery gala night celebrating Virtuoso, The Magazine’s 25th anniversary. READ MORE 11 of This Year’s Splashiest New Hotels Call it a hot take, but that first flop onto a crisp hotel bed after the suitcases have been stowed might be a contender for the best moment of any trip. The next best thing: a yuzu-scented soak in a hinoki-wood bathtub (or maybe it’s afternoon tea on a terrace looking out at Bangkok’s skyscrapers). This year, new hotels are popping up in choice enclaves around the world, from Tokyo’s Shibaura to the Entertainment District in Toronto. READ MORE These Southwest U.S. Via Ferratas Rival Europe’s Alpine Classics By the time I reached the aptly named “Main Event” – a 200-foot cliffside traverse midway through Colorado’s mile-and-a-half-long Telluride Via Ferrata – I was still finding my rhythm. Wearing a climbing harness rigged with Y-shaped lanyards and locking carabiners, I clipped onto safety cables that were present along some sections of the route. Strategically placed iron rungs – via ferrata means “iron way” in Italian – offered just enough cues to follow upward, even if some ledges barely had room for a toe tip. Fortunately, my guide kept me focused. READ MORE One of Mexico’s Best Resorts Is About to Debut a Fresh New Look Arriving at the Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal is nothing short of cinematic. Travelers get to the 112-room cliffside resort via the iconic Dos Mares tunnel. Halfway along the nearly 1,000-foot-long passage, which cuts through the mountains and is illuminated by chandeliers hanging from its arched stone ceilings, the buzz from Cabo San Lucas’ lively downtown fades, and guests emerge at a serene beachside retreat where the Pacific collides with the Sea of Cortés. READ MORE Request A Quote

About Us

About us REMARKABLE HONEYMOONS aspires to provide the highest level of service possible to all of our clients.  We are a full service provider of luxury travel services including the South Pacific and Hawaii.  Our level of customer service is unparalleled and we seek to ensure that each and every client’s needs are met 100%, so that when they think of future travel arrangements, they think of Remarkable Honeymoons.  While we work primarily with Honeymoon travelers, we seek to continue our relationship after the Honeymoon and into the future.  Our values require us to be available to our clients at all times, whether they are at home or on their destination.  We are committed to making sure that we are always there to help no matter the time nor place. OUR TRAVEL SPECIALISTS Piper Fenton With more than 35 years in the travel industry, Piper Fenton brings decades of experience, firsthand destination knowledge, and a genuine passion for creating extraordinary trips for her clients. As the founder of Remarkable Honeymoons, Piper specializes in honeymoons, romantic travel, and customized luxury vacations around the world. Her extensive experience allows her to go far beyond simply recommending a beautiful hotel or resort. She understands how all the pieces of a trip need to work together — from choosing the right destination and accommodations to flights, transfers, experiences, and the small details that can make a vacation truly memorable. Over the years, Piper has developed particular expertise in the South Pacific, Hawaii, Europe, the Caribbean, Mexico, and other sought-after honeymoon and luxury destinations. She values getting to know her clients personally so that each itinerary reflects their travel style, priorities, and budget rather than following a one-size-fits-all approach. After more than three decades in travel, Piper still believes that thoughtful planning, personal service, and experience matter — especially when planning a trip as important as a honeymoon. When she isn’t planning travel for her clients, Piper loves living in Central Oregon with her husband. They enjoy camping, hiking, exploring the outdoors, and spending time with friends and family. Email: Piper.Fenton@RemarkableHoneymoons.com Melanie Panther With nearly three decades of expertise in luxury travel design, I specialize in curating exceptional journeys for discerning travelers who seek more than just a vacation – they want an unforgettable, seamless, and deeply personal experience. My passion for the South Pacific ignited on my first visit to Fiji in 2003, and since then, I have become a recognized specialist for Fiji, French Polynesia (including Tahiti and Bora Bora), Hawaii, Thailand, Mexico, South Africa, Mauritius, the Cook Islands, and Bali. I continually expand my destination knowledge through extensive firsthand travel and dedicated professional certifications to ensure my clients receive the most informed, insider recommendations available. I focus on crafting milestone celebrations that deserve thoughtful, elevated attention—from honeymoons and destination weddings to exclusive romantic escapes, wellness retreats, and other life-defining journeys. Each itinerary I design is completely customized to exceed expectations, blending authentic cultural immersion, refined luxury, and personalized service that transforms travel into cherished memories. Based in Washington State, I am pleased to offer flexible, appointment-based consultations to best serve your planning needs. My commitment is to deliver a level of service and expertise that turns your travel dreams into reality, with every detail flawlessly planned and executed. Let’s design your next remarkable journey together. Email: Melanie.Panther@RemarkableHoneymoons.com Karey Van Pelt I have been in the travel industry since 1982 and I became a certified travel counselor (CTC) in. My main expertise at the beginning of my career was in corporate travel, but the last 15 years my focus has been more on leisure, with emphasis on European foreign and independent travel , the South Pacific and her Islands, sports teams, cruises and River cruises. I am a New Zealand Kiwi Specialist, Cook Island Specialist and a Fiji Matai Specialist. I have traveled extensively throughout Europe and the South Pacific Islands. Portugal, Spain, and the Cook Islands being a couple of my favorites. I help coach a high school tennis team in the spring as a fun extra-curricular activity. Email: karey.vanpelt@gmail.com Jennifer Jennifer has been traveling the world and assisting clients since 1994, with a passion for creating unforgettable vacations. She specializes in all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean, Mexico, and Costa Rica. Jennifer also has a passion and love for Hawaii and can put together a customized trip for any of the islands. With decades of experience and firsthand travel knowledge, Jennifer loves matching each client with the perfect destination and resort for their style, budget, and dreams! Email: Jennifer@LuxuryHoneymoonPlanners.com OUR AWARDS AWARDS & CERTIFICATIONS The Fijian Visitor’s Bureau has awarded us with the top award as a Matai Fiji Travel Specialist.We are also Hawaii Experts, Certified Tahiti Tiare Specialists, Cook Islands Specialists, and Thailand Specialists! CALLBACK FOR MORE GO TRAVEL.DISCOVER. REMEMBER US!! Remarkable Honeymoons is associated with World Travel in Portland, Oregon, a Virtuoso member specializing in the art of travel. We specialize in the South Pacific; Fiji, Tahiti and Hawaii.We also enjoy work with other areas of romantic interest  from Tuscany to Mexico and unique journeys such as the Oriental Express, barging through France or a walking tour in the UK. 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How to Do Rome the Right Way

How to Do Rome the Right Way Experience Rome like never before with private guides who offer exclusive access to hidden sites and local secrets. Discover the city’s rich history, savor authentic Italian cuisine, and enjoy unique perspectives on iconic landmarks in just a few unforgettable days. READ MORE Explore how Manhattan, known for its hustle and bustle, has become a surprising haven for wellness seekers. From tranquil luxury hotels and expansive spas to serene green spaces and health-focused social clubs, discover how the city offers moments of peaceful respite amidst the chaos. READ MORE Discover the newly renovated Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski in Dresden, a historic gem that blends baroque elegance with modern luxury. Explore its opulent suites, fine dining experiences, and rejuvenating spa, all set in the heart of one of Germany’s most culturally rich cities. READ MORE There are four key trends shaping the future of luxury hotels: deep cultural connections, hands-on sustainability efforts, holistic well-being, and restaurants that draw both locals and travelers. By focusing on personalized experiences, meaningful sustainability, and creating vibrant culinary hubs, Omer Acar, CEO of Raffles and Fairmont Hotels, is redefining what guests can expect from their stay. READ MORE Explore the most stylish luxury hotel experiences this summer, where fashion meets travel. From Dior’s sun-soaked poolside oasis in Turkey to Pucci’s vibrant flair in Monaco, these high-fashion collaborations offer more than just a stay—they’re an invitation to immerse yourself in the world of haute couture, with exclusive dining, shopping, and Instagram-worthy moments at every turn. READ MORE These Italian aperitivos are sure to elevate your spritz season. From the classic sweetness of Aperol to the complex bitterness of Cynar, explore a range of liqueurs that bring a touch of Italian summer to your home, whether you’re sipping on the Amalfi Coast or relaxing in your own backyard. READ MORE Be sure to ask us about protecting your trip with one of our travel protection plans. In these trying times, this is a highly recommended option for a reasonable price.  MORE DETAILS