Here are some emerging trends on honeymoon travel that is all the rage.

GREEN HONEYMOONS:  Make minimal impact on the surroundings.  Resorts such as Fiji’s Turtle Island, limits visitors to just 14 couples at a time to ensure the island’s preservation and Machaca Hill Lodge on Belize which is located within an 11,000-acre nature preserve, uses less than 25 percent of the resort by visitors.

FOODIE TRIPS:  Foodie honeymooners can go to high-end resorts partnered with celebrity chefs.  Try Bobby Flay’s Mesa Grill in The Atlantis in the Bahamas or Eric Ripert’s Blue in the Ritz-Carlton in Grand Cayman.

ISLAND HOPPING:  Why stay in one island when you can do more?  Book successive nights on 2 or 3 neighboring islands to get a taste of each.  Try these combos:  Mykonos/Santorini/Crete or St. Maarten/St. Barths/Anguilla. 

Photo Credit:  Images of Mykonos, Crete and Santorini from Flickr

CITY HOPPING:  Instead of just passing through a major city on the way to your destination, why not spend a day or 2 there and experience a sampling of their shopping, dining, and entertaining offerings.  Think cities such as Singapore or Dubai.

Photo Credit:  Images of Dubai and Singapore from Flickr