Love Is In The Air - Romantic Breaks For Two

Whether it’s young love or your golden wedding anniversary, a romantic break for two is an ideal way to guarantee some quality time together - something that's vital for a healthy relationship. And though Valentine’s Day, anniversaries and birthdays are all opportune occasions to take a romantic break, don’t forget that a surprise trip on a random date can be an even more meaningful and exciting time for both of you. But with so many options for romantic breaks away, how do you start planning?
A few days spent in a vibrant city can do wonders for your love life. Whether you prefer arts and high culture, museums and music, or just exploring the history and architecture of a city, there is a huge choice of exciting places to visit - from New York to Niagara, Santa Barbara to Scottsdale. A city trip also allows you to eat out in style and sample some of the finest cuisine around, not to mention get a taste of the nightlife and dance the evening away in vibrant bars and nightclubs.
Or, if you’re already a city dweller, then perhaps a few days in the peaceful countryside will be more suited to your taste. A stay in a country hotel in a charming rural village will prove to be a relaxing break, allowing you lots of quiet, quality time in which to enjoy each other’s company. By day you’ll be able to take a walk into nature and enjoy the fresh air; while by night, you can go for a meal in a local bar or restaurant, sit by a crackling log fire, and take in the romantic rustic atmosphere.
If you’re less of a culture vulture and more of an adrenaline seeker, than planning an active weekend for two is a great way to get your blood pumping. Why not spend a few days in the great outdoors under canvas, hiking by day and cooking by firelight at night? If you prefer your creature comforts, however, you can try a snow sports or water sports weekend and stay in a luxury hotel, with on-site hot tubs, fine dining and an expert massage to sooth away your aches and pains after your day of exercise.
But, whatever your taste in romantic breaks, you’re sure to find that a little quality time spent with your loved one will do wonders for your relationship.
Andrew Regan is an online, freelance journalist.
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