Romantic Travel Terms: BabymoonsBabymoons: romantic getaways for expectant couples (it can also refer to a getaway for a couple and their newborn).
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Babymoon vacations have become popular for parents-to-be that have the urge for one more romantic vacation before the children come along. They can feature a number of extras, including a couples massage and spa treatments, gifts for the baby, a parenting class, walking tours and pre-natal fitness sessions.
Some hotels even cater to late-night cravings (like french fries or ice cream) and offer them with room-service delivery!
You can find romantic, relaxing and restful babymoons in many different settings: in cities, near the beach, at resorts, in bed and breakfasts, and even on cruises! Romantic Babymoon PackagesIf you are thinking about a babymoon hotel package, here's some resorts, B&B's and hotels offering them:
Luxury Babymoon Packages:
The Planters Inn
, Charleston, South Carolina has a "Baby's on the Way" package: 3 nights in a four-poster bed with breakfast the following morning, jar of pickles for the mom-to-be(!), special massages, and a tour of Charleston's historic district.
Affordable Babymoons: The Cliffs Resort in California (on a private oceanfront setting in Pismo Beach, between San Francisco and Los Angeles) has a very affordable babymoon getaway which includes his and her massages, dinner, movie with ice cream, and breakfast in bed. 800-826-7827
Babymoon Cruise: One last romantic cruise could be the perfect farewell to your childless travel years! Cruises can be easier on mothers-to-be, with a relaxed, do-what-you-want pace, buffets to satisfy almost any craving, and smooth sailing in the sunshine without all the bumps and grinds of long road trips.
Some of our readers have had very good things to say about CruiseCompete.com , where over 80 cruise agencies compete to offer the lowest price on the cruise of your choice.
(Please Note: Many cruise lines have a policy about not accepting passengers on a cruise who are entering or beyond the 24th week of pregnancy. A cruise babymoon should therefore only be considered for a 1st or 2nd trimester pregnancy)
More on Romantic Babymoons:Babymoon 101 Everything you need to know to plan the perfect babymoon vacation.
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