Huatulco Honeymoons
Make your all inclusive Huatulco Honeymoon planning easy with Honeymoons, Inc. Huatulco has 22 miles of coastline, 36 beaches and 9 bays. Huatulco is great for fishing, snorkeling and diving. Many of the beaches are only accessible by boat. A perfect day excursion on the calm bay waters is awaiting. Land lovers can bike, ride horses, play tennis, golf or shop in Tangolunda Bay.
La Entrega, a protected marine park with a long coral reef and natural aquarium with more than 700 species of colorful marine life is a full day trip, but worth it. Divers will enjoy the reefs off Chacahua Bay and La Montosa Islands. If you are looking for a honeymoon destination off the beaten path, consider Huatulco!
Huatulco Honeymoon Specials
The 2 resorts below offer free honeymoon bonus packages. To find the best value for your dates, please use our price and book feature.
Secrets Huatulco Free Honeymoon package includes:
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Welcome letter
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Fresh fruit
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A bottle of sparkling wine
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Romantic breakfast in bed with mimosas (reservation required)
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Special turn down service
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15% discount on all treatments at the Spa
Both resorts also have an upgraded honeymoon package that is $899 or free if you stay 7 nights in a qualifying category. For all the best deals, please use our price and book feature for your honeymoon travel dates.
Dreams Huatulco Free Honeymoon Package includes:
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Welcome letter
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Plate of tropical fruit
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1 bottle of Champagne
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Use of embroidered bathrobes and slippers
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Champagne breakfast in bed. Reservations must be made in advance with guest services
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Special turn down service
Tips for your All Inclusive Huatulco Honeymoon
Secrets Huatulco is our #1 recommendation because it is a luxury property and adults only.
If you are traveling with children or planning and destination wedding in Mexico for all ages, we highly recommend Dreams Huatulco.
Huatulco Honeymoon Facts
The name Huatulco comes from the Nahuatl word cuauhtolco, meaning "the place where the wood is adored." Legend has it that the great civilized god Quetzalcoatl left the people of Huatulco a wooden cross as a gift.
