Adventure-moons

More and more newlyweds are turning their backs on conventional fly-and-flop honeymoons, instead looking for a more adventurous and fulfilling way to start off married life. For some, there is a need for a full-on activity break, whilst others enjoy some time out at the end of their trip, enjoying the R&R all the more having earned it. Kerry Golds, of Abercrombie & Kent, says: "Adventure-moons are increasing at a phenomenal rate, with couples looking to tick off bucket list trips such as trekking to Machu Picchu in Peru, cycling coast to coast in New Zealand or riding a Harley-Davidson across the USA."