We used to stay at the Seaside Honeymoon Cottages and they were great. The ground floor is a large bedroom and huge bathroom and the screened porch overlooking the Gulf has a very large jacuzzi hot tub. On the second level is a living room and full kitchen, with a woodburning stove. The open-air porch overlooking the Gulf has a hammock and there are also chairs. At that time, they had butlers assigned to each cottage and breakfast was delivered in a basket each morning. They still offer breakfast, but from Modica Market and at a separate charge. I would ask for one of the middle cottages, near a beach pavillon for access and so that you are not next door to some construction project. Can be hard to get away from construction at Seaside, especially in that area near the commercial center and on the Gulf side of 30A.
Hawaii is hard to beat for a honeymoon, but sounds like the Pacific is further than you wish to go. I have heard about a lot of honeymoons ruined by adverse reactions when in Mexico, but the Las Ventanas Inn at Cabo san Lucas is a fantastic honeymoon spot. If you were considering California, we highly recommend The Post Ranch Inn at Big Sur, just 30 minutes south of Carmel and Monterey. Expensive, but worth every penny.
Hawaii is hard to beat for a honeymoon, but sounds like the Pacific is further than you wish to go. I have heard about a lot of honeymoons ruined by adverse reactions when in Mexico, but the Las Ventanas Inn at Cabo san Lucas is a fantastic honeymoon spot. If you were considering California, we highly recommend The Post Ranch Inn at Big Sur, just 30 minutes south of Carmel and Monterey. Expensive, but worth every penny.
