Honeymoon is one event in the life of a person when he desires to spend a few days with his spouse in a lonely and beautiful place so as to be able to know his spouse and enjoy the stay as well. Spain is one destination in Europe that presents conditions ideal for a pleasant and memorable honeymoon as it has some exotic beaches down south while it has some natural scenery in the form of Pyrenees Mountains in its north. There is much more than just beaches and snow capped peaks for the honeymooners though. The Spanish cuisine, the Spanish music and dance, art and culture, museums, historic sites and ruins of the past etc make Spain a preferred choice of the honeymooners.

Madrid is the capital city of Spain and Barcelona is the 2^nd most important city in Spain. Whether you want to stay in these cities or explore the countryside, making a base in either of these cities is a good idea. These days tourists prefer apartments over hotel rooms because not only are apartments more spacious and accord more privacy, they are good to come close to the local people and culture too. It is easy to find apartments Barcelona or an apartment in Prague to make your base in these apartments and then to move out to see places of tourist attraction in nearby areas. If you plan to have the 2^nd part of your honeymoon in Italy, you can book a apartments Rome online when in Spain.

The southern part of the country has Andalucía region that has some very pristine beaches with relics from the past that reflect Spain’s linkage with Islam and Roman heritage. If south of Spain have some mesmerizing golden beaches with crystal clear waters and resorts, the northern part of Spain that contains Catalonia, a country within a country that has separate identity, culture and traditions, present a chance to spend the honeymoon in the lap of nature in the form of the Great Pyrenees.

If Madrid has bullfighting as its showcase, Pamplona is another town that allows you to run with the bulls. From Barcelona, one can get to Valencia near which there is the world famous festival called La Tomatina held every year. If you happen to be here in the month of August, do not miss on the festival to have fun and frolic throwing tomatoes on each other and hundreds of other revelers.

Nightlife of both Barcelona as well as Madrid is strong and best enjoyed by newlywed couples who can stay awake dancing to music in local pubs and dance clubs while enjoying alcoholic beverages. Flamenco is one Spanish dance that is hugely popular and you can enjoy the performances of flamenco dancers in many restaurants in Madrid and Barcelona.

For those who want to explore the real culture of Spain, taking a guided tour of the city enjoying walking on the streets of Madrid is an opportunity to be close to their partners and yet being able to get in close contact with the locals and the culture of Spain.

The biggest dunes in Europe are to be found at the Słowiński National Park, which is situated in Pomorskie area at the Baltic Sea coast between the areas Rowy and Leba, in the northern part of Poland. It is interesting to be mentioned that the northern boundary of the Park stretches to almost 33 kilometers of coastline.

This national park came as an idea in year 1946, after a conference held in Leba with some scientists from the cities of Gdansk and Poznan. Słowiński National Park however was created some twenty years later, in year 1967. Today it covers an area of 186 kilometers, where 102 km consist of waters and 46 km consist of forests. There is also a zone with is stricktly preserved and it covers 56 km. According to the UNESCO regulations, the park was categorized a biosphere reserve in year 1977 and its wetlands were named a Ramsar site in year 1995.

This wonderful and huge park is named after the Slavic people, who used to live in this swampy area near Lake Leba. Visitors will be glad to find an open-air museum in the village of Kluki, which shows the aspects of these people’s culture and life.

The area of the park used to be a Baltic Sea bay, but the activity of the sea created sand dunes, which later separated the bay from the Baltic Sea. The dunes are slowly moving and usually it is with three to ten meters each year. Some of the sand dunes are high and can reach even 30 meters. The highest of all is the Rowokol peak, which is a great observation point and is placed 115 meters above the sea level.

On the territory of the Słowiński National Park there are many lakes, as follows: Lebsko Lake being 72 km vast and 6.3 m deep, Gardno Lake being 25 km vast and 2.6 m deep, as well as Lake Dolgie Wielkie being 1.5 km vast and 2.9 m deep. There are also seven rivers there, which are crossing the park and the largest rivers are the Lupawa and the Leba.

The park has many deep forests as well and they are mainly consisting of pines. Actually, pines cover 80 % of the wooded areas. Besides that, there are also peat bogs. There are also more than 250 species of birds there, since the park is on the way of the birds’ migration. The birds feel very good here, as the activities of the people are very limited. Here could be seen swans and crows, erne and eagle owls, as well as many kinds of ducks. Other representatives of the fauna are deer and hare, wild pig and elk.

Tourists who come to see the Słowiński National Park will find 140 km of tourist trails, observation towers by the lakes, benches and many parking sites, hotels as well as camp sites.