Long walks, snug sunsets, breathtaking sights and romantic togetherness… just some of the romantic escapes that couples dream of especially on Valentine’s Day. And with this being the season of love, Aakanksha Naval-Shetye checks out some of these most romantic destinations that are bound to have your heart hooked
Paris
Undoubtedly the world’s most romantic destination, it’s easy to see why Paris tops every list out there. The very vibe of the city spells love and romance. Right from the Eiffel Tower that has come to symbolize every romantic couple’s dream to the quaint little cafes dotting the cobbled streets, museums and the love-lock bridge, the city has the heart of artists and lovers alike.
Switzerland
Switzerland’s snow-capped mountains have captivated the hearts of the dreamiest couples. A fairy-tale destination, thanks largely to Bollywood, heroes romancing sari-clad heroines here have epitomized love and mesmerized honeymooners for decades now. St Moritz to Interlaken and Lucerne… there are ample love spots with the most beautiful scenic views that set the hearts racing and moods singing.
Santorini
From the stunning beaches to the whitewashed buildings nestled on the cliffs surrounded by the sea, the Greek island offers an abundance of fun and the sun. The love-soaked sunsets are a delight to watch and it’s easy to see why the islets are an obvious choice for couples from all over the world.
Maldives
A hotspot for couples – the who’s who of Bollywood have been thronging the island for privacy and a relaxed vacay to remember. The stunning scenic beauty apart, the beaches and spas make for that perfect getaway that you’ve been looking for with your partner.
Bora Bora
One of the islands belonging to the group of the Society Islands, French Polynesia, Bora Bora requires a little patience when it comes to reaching the scenic spot, but it’s worth every minute! An ideal destination for couples who crave for that quiet time surrounded by nature, it’s an experience of a lifetime and for honeymooners a perfect romantic destination.