Jetsetter's Top Honeymoon Destinations 2011

 Jetsetter has compiled a list of the five most elegant, luxurious, romantic honeymoon destinations for 2011.  These dreamy locales will have you ready to pack your bags and board the next flight out of town!  When honeymooning, most newlyweds are looking for a destination which will allow them to relax and reconnect after all the wedding craziness.  These places Jetsetter has picked are gorgeous and very private, yet they all offer something adventurous. 

5. South Africa - Safari

With majestic scenery and an abundance of wild animals, a South African safari is a once in a lifetime experience.  A vacation that mixes luxury with adventure, a safari is a great honeymoon trip because you get the feeling of being all alone in the world, so far from civilization.  There are many lodging choices that offer privacy and comfort - from treehouse rooms to boutique-style tents to grand lodges. 

4. Riviera Maya, Mexico

Sun-soaked days on Caribbean beaches - what could be better than that?  With plenty of luxurious resorts to choose from and a plethora of water sports and other Caribbean excursions available, Riviera Maya has something for everyone.

3. Koh Samui, Thailand

With deserted beaches and decadent lodging, Koh Samui caters to an exclusive crowd seeking privacy and elegance.

2. Big Island, Hawaii

If you are seeking barefoot luxury in a place where adventure and romance abound, this is the place to find it.  With plenty of ocean and wide, starry skies, the Big Island offers all the exotic ambiance you seek - a little closer to home.

1. Le Taha'a, Society Islands

The exotic South Pacific is sprinkled with remote locales such as Bora Bora and Tahiti.  The long flight to this remote corner of the world is sure to be worth it.  With unbelievable views and elegant, open-air accommodations and dining, Le Taha'a has the finest of it all.  You can stay in bungalows over the water that feature glass floors - so you can see the tropical fish swimming right underneath your feet!

Photos are credited to Jetsetter.