Honeymoon coronavirus style

What would you like to do during your honeymoon? Visit a city, stay by the beach? And when would you want to go?

There's so many things, so, as PP stated, we need a bit more information to help you.

Where are you? What's the rough budget? What do you like to do?

You could do anything from National Parks to Disney to touring a US city you've never been to... it's really a matter of what would make you happy on a budget you can afford!

I have been to Myrtle Beach and it is really cute! If you've been wanting to go there I recommend it.

Otherwise, Florida has great beaches obviously, although it can be quite hot in August and humid.

St Pete Beach & Clearwater have great beaches. St Pete also has a very cute downtown area to walk around. You're also close to Tampa (which you can fly into) which has a lot of cute areas downtown (Hyde Park, SoHo areas near the University of Tampa are wonderful)

Otherwise the Keys in southern florida are amazing. They have lots of resorts and all the keys are super cute, and it's fun to drive from key to key until Key West.

If you want an area a little cooler temperature wise, you could do Lake Tahoe. I live in Reno 30min away and Tahoe is really great. The beach is absolutely beautiful and in August it will be warm but the Lake stays cool all year long so if you like really warm water I wouldn't recommend it. Otherwise it's really a beautiful area with lots of cute towns and delicious restaurants.

My caution against FL/SC in August is hurricane season. That's where CA may be a better bet!

Whatever you do, I'd make sure to have a Plan B, be flexible, and try not to make decisions until you have to - with everything that's going on, we don't know what August will look like.

Good luck!

We are booked for Hawaii from August 14-29, 2020 and I am almost certain we will need to cancel the trip. We are coming from the Toronto area.

We were planning to spend about 3-4 weeks in New Zealand later this year (leaving around Thanksgiving and coming back mid-November). Given everything going on, we're probably going to postpone by a year and do something a bit smaller.

I'm biased, as I'm an outdoors person, but I would highly recommend any of the National Parks out west... Depending upon where the federal regulations regarding social distancing are, you should be able to visit just about any of them, and you could stay in style or rough it, depending on what your travel style is. I would particularly recommend Glacier - it's beautiful and a bit more remote than some of the others with mountains, so you don't deal with as many crowds.

I just found out that I have to postpone mine. Waiting on my travel agent to send me new dates.