Traveling for Valentine’s Day can seem a little odd, especially since this holiday can be on any day of the week. However, this year, the holiday falls on a Friday, which makes it perfect for a long weekend of romance! Of course, you can also use this excuse to take a nice long vacation to recharge with your significant other.
Consider These Popular Options for a Romantic Getaway for Valentine’s Day
St. Lucia
If you have been craving the warmth of the Caribbean, then St. Lucia might be your best option when it comes to Valentine’s Day romance. When you are not climbing the Pitons, you can explore the charming fishing villages, do a little reef diving, and relax on the beaches covered in volcanic ash. Many of the luxurious resorts offer numerous activities for couples, so you will never be bored when you choose to escape from your room.
Denver, Colorado
The great outdoors will await you on Valentine’s Day in Denver and you will love every minute of it, as long as you can deal with the cold. Couples’ cooking classes can be found at the School of Culinary Arts, while horse drawn carriage rides can be enjoyed in the downtown area. If you are looking for something a little unusual, you may want to consider the burlesque show at the Clocktower Cabaret.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Long walks are a must in Minneapolis and the place to start is the Minnehaha Falls Regional Park. It is there that you will discover a rushing fifty-three-foot waterfall. Afterwards, you can declare your love once more on the Stone Arch Bridge but be prepared to see many engagement proposals when you are there. Your last stop should be at the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden to check out the LOVE sculpture, which was created by Robert Indiana.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Thousands of people arrive in Las Vegas every year for a quick wedding and lots of fun, but the streets in this city really swell to capacity around Valentine’s Day. There is just something magical about this city and you will find it in the least likely places. You might be up at the top of the Eiffel Tower, looking down at the Bellagio Fountains, or at the Top of the World restaurant at the Stratosphere, indulging on a romantic dinner as you see three hundred sixty degree views of the city below. Add in all the entertainment, as well as the chance to renew your vows, and you may find that this is the best spot to celebrate Valentine’s Day now and in the future.
These are the most popular romantic destinations when it comes to Valentine’s Day and you will not regret spending time in any of them with the person you love the most. Choose one this year and then add the others to your list of possibilities for the years to come.
