(EMAILWIRE.COM, February 28, 2012 ) PORT ANGELES, Wash.- WashingtonÂ’s Olympic Peninsula offers the charms of small towns alongside natural wonders found few places. Couples can create a romantic honeymoon visiting Victorian seaports, hiking rainforests, mountain biking the coast, learning about tribal culture, or sampling Olympic Coastal Cuisine. Here are a few ideas to get the planning started:
Love and Lavender- SequimÂ’s abundant lavender fields have been compared with those found in Provence. Couples can stroll through the fragrant fields, learn different ways to use lavender, and join seasonal lavender-centric festivities. Quaint B&Bs like the Dungeness Barn House and ColetteÂ’s Bed and Breakfast, offer a taste of luxury alongside coastal views.
Valley of 10,000 Waterfalls- The outdoorsy couple has many options on the peninsula from climbing mountains to searching for waterfalls in the rainforest. One favorite trip is backpacking to the Enchanted Valley. Here couples can camp beneath the stars, surrounded by hundreds- maybe thousands if the nickname is true- of shimmering waterfalls.
Victorian Seaport- Recently named the Most Romantic Small Town by SmarterTravel.com, the Victorian seaport of Port Townsend is ready to woo. The townÂ’s history unveils a wealth of activities- from boat building and learning to sail to historic churches and former forts. Couples can be in the middle of everything at downtown boutique hotels like the Palace Hotel, or stay more secluded at Manresa Castle.
Whether couples are looking to explore the outdoors or a romantic small town, the Olympic Peninsula is the perfect destination for an unforgettable honeymoon.
Media Contact: Amy Shadell, Amy@adventuremedianews.com, www.olympicpeninsula.org Photos Available. View Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau media kit
