Hawaii Honeymoon in Turtle Bay

You’re probably thinking about a Hawaii honeymoon in Turtle Bay for a number of reasons. Maybe it’s the fact that in 2008, it was ranked in Travel + Leisure magazine’s as the one of the Top 25 Hotels in Hawaii… or perhaps it’s because you were a huge fan of Forgetting Sarah Marshall… or you’re an even bigger fan of VH1’s series Wedding Wars. Whatever the reason is, this all inclusive Hawaii resort packs a punch. So, why exactly did Turtle Bay Resort make our site’s Top 10 list? Keep reading …

Turtle Bay is located along the water of the North Shore, conveniently near Haleiwa and the North Shore’s locale, which is only 10 minutes away. This resort is not massive, but it’s far enough away from Oahu’s city life that you can enjoy quite, beautiful and natural surroundings during your Hawaii honeymoon. Set on a peninsula on Oahu’s North Shore, Turtle Bay Resort is five miles from Waimea Falls Park and 15 miles from the Dole Plantation.

Turtle Bay Hawaii rooms and suites are all complete with beautiful private lanais and ocean views. Three or four bedroom Ocean Villas are available and include preferential access to the villas’ courtyard, large pool and Jacuzzi. A great idea for Hawaii honeymooners is to experience the private chef who will create a romantic meal for two.

Are you looking for the activities? Turtle Bay Hawaii offers surf lessons with seasoned pro Hans Hedemann. There are also 12 miles of Oahu hiking trails, horseback riding, and tennis courts. Don’t forget to ask the concierge about activities because Turtle Bay Hawaii services will help arrange any Oahu tours and Oahu luaus. More interested in luxury? The spa at Turtle Bay Resort will customize a program, which includes in-room treatments, or massages in a private outdoor cabana. Honeymooning in the winter? Witness waves up to 30 feet break offshore and you might be able to see the Humpback whales from your lanai.

Check out some sweet all inclusive special packages, that will compliment your Hawaii honeymoon style.

There is a resort fee of $25 per day but it’s completely worth it– you get parking, an hour of snorkeling equipment, some tennis and volleyball time, access to the beach chairs/umbrellas, and whatever little extras you might need to enjoy your Hawaii honeymoon vacation.

Tip: Rent a car. Taking a taxi from Honolulu to the resort and back is 45 miles, which costs just as much as renting a car for a week. Plus, you can use that extra money for extra Hawaii honeymoon activities!