Need some ideas for where to go on a babymoon in America? I’ve compiled this list of the top US babymoon destinations to visit this year!
Whether you’re looking for a relaxing beach destination, a taste of luxury, or a more budget-friendly babymoon, you’ll find a wide variety of babymoon destinations here!
While some might be close to home, others will feel like international getaways! I hope these babymoon ideas will allow you time to bond with your significant other before your new addition comes!
These babymoon ideas range in types to suit every taste. Let’s get to it! Here are the best US baby destinations to visit this year before you become a mom!
1. Babymoon in St. Augustine, Florida
Why You Should Go
Breaking away from Florida’s party image, St. Augustine is a treasure trove of history and charm. As America’s Oldest City, its cobblestone streets, historic landmarks, and centuries-old architecture make it fascinating to explore at a relaxed pace. The nearby Atlantic beaches add a peaceful coastal element, making it easy to balance sightseeing with downtime.
I actually visited St. Augustine during my third trimester, right before my travel cut-off date, and found it very manageable as a babymoon destination. Its walkable historic areas, gentle pace, and easy access to beaches make it a comfortable and rewarding option even later in pregnancy.
Where You Should Stay
Casa Monica Resort & Spa, Autograph Collection
Nestled at the heart of St. Augustine’s historic district, this 1888 hotel is close to many of St. Augustine’s popular sites. With Moroccan-style interiors and luxury amenities, it’s an ideal stay for your babymoon!
Top 3 Things to Do on Your St. Augustine Babymoon
Old Town Trolley Tour
What better way to sightsee than aboard a historic trolley? The Old Town Trolley Tour lets you take in St. Augustine’s colonial architecture and history while staying comfortably seated from place to place. With its hop-on, hop-off format, you can explore at your own pace and limit walking as needed, making it an especially easy and stress-free option during pregnancy.
Relax at St. Augustine Beach
One of the perks of a St. Augustine babymoon is having easy access to the beach. St. Augustine Beach is wide, calm, and just a short drive from the historic district, making it perfect for low-key beach time during pregnancy. It’s an easy way to mix sightseeing with ocean views and fresh air without committing to a full beach vacation.
Tour Lightner Museum
Once Alcazar Hotel, Lightner Museum is a rather eclectic collector of 19th-century art and shrunken heads, amongst other bits and blobs.
Check out my list of Instagrammable photo spots in St. Augustine for more trip inspiration!
2. Babymoon in Rosemary Beach, Florida
Why You Should Go
With its cobblestone streets, al fresco dining, and sugar-white sand beaches, it’s no surprise Rosemary Beach is often named one of America’s Most Romantic Small Towns. The town blends casual coastal elegance with a calm, walkable layout, making it especially appealing for a babymoon. Thoughtfully designed architecture, rooftop restaurants, and a lively town square create a cozy, refined atmosphere without feeling busy or overwhelming.
For beach-loving parents-to-be, Rosemary Beach is an easy choice. The white sand beaches and turquoise waters feel serene rather than party-driven, and everything – from cafés to coastal paths – is close enough to enjoy at a relaxed pace. It’s the kind of destination where you can truly slow down, soak in the scenery, and enjoy quality time together before baby arrives.
Where You Should Stay
The Pearl Hotel
Private balconies overlook the pool at The Pearl Hotel, a 55-room boutique stay that screams ‘elegant and modern’. Don’t forget the gulf view rooms, phenomenal service, and its convenient location!
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Rosemary Beach Babymoon
Relax at the beach
Settle onto a lounge chair for a relaxing afternoon sunbathing session. Don’t forget to apply that SPF! (If you’re staying at the Pearl Hotel, it comes with its own private section of the beach).
Go shopping
Browse the Town Square and southern Rosemary for gifts, jewelry, and toys for the newest member of your family.
Eden Gardens State Park
This state park is such a lovely stop! Tour the manor of this historic site or stroll through the gardens.
Check out my full list of 30 things to do at Rosemary Beach here! (Photography tip: the charming Santorini-esque town of Alys Beach is next to Rosemary Beach and makes a great setting for maternity photos!)
3. Babymoon in Kauai, Hawaii
Why You Should Go
Hawaii is an especially appealing choice for a babymoon, since long-haul travel tends to get harder once kids are in the picture. On Kauai, you get a final taste of wide-open adventure before life shifts into baby mode. Known as The Garden Isle, Kauai trades urban buzz for lush rainforests, cascading waterfalls, and a slower, more nature-driven pace.
Outdoor lovers and photographers will be drawn to the dramatic cliffs of the Nā Pali Coast and the island’s incredible scenery, but you don’t have to be an avid hiker to enjoy it. Kauai also offers charming small towns, scenic drives, and peaceful beaches where you can relax and take things at your own pace. It’s a babymoon that feels adventurous yet manageable, with plenty of flexibility built in.
Where You Should Stay
Timbers Kauai
Timbers Kauai exudes luxury with fully-decked-out lodgings and the only infinity pool on Kauai. They help tailor your day with golf, beach, kayaking, or even a fishing charter.
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Kauai Babymoon
Waimea Canyon State Park
Hiking is a must at Waimea Canyon State Park – don’t miss out on the dramatic landscape at the Waimea Canyon Lookout! And continue down the road until you reach the end of Kokee State Park, too! There you’ll see gorgeous rugged mountains at the Pu’u O Kila Lookout on a clear day. (Check out this post for my favorite Kauai photo spots!)
Relax at Hanalei Bay
Hanalei Bay is what I consider to be the prettiest beach in Kauai! We highly recommend paddleboarding or relaxing on the beach here.
Go on a helicopter tour
Unfortunately, if you’re visiting Kauai as a pregnant person in your second or third trimester, you’re not allowed on any NaPali Coast boat tours. However, you can still see the dramatic, Jurassic Park-esque coastline and Kauai in its entirety! How? By joining a helicopter tour. Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture the breathtaking views! We did the Jurassic Falls Landing Tour with Island Helicopters and loved it! If there’s one thing you splurge on for your Kauai babymoon, let it be this!
We absolutely loved our Kauai babymoon! Check out our full Kauai Itinerary here.
And if you’re interested in the other islands, here’s a roundup of the best places to babymoon in the Hawaiian Islands, including in Maui, Oahu, and the Big Island.
4. Babymoon in Leavenworth, Washington
Why You Should Go
Leavenworth offers a chance to experience a little slice of Europe without ever leaving the United States. This Bavarian-style village feels especially charming for a babymoon, with its storybook architecture, alpine setting, and walkable downtown. In the spring, summer, and fall, the fresh mountain air and scenic surroundings make it easy to enjoy short hikes, leisurely strolls, and relaxed days spent exploring town.
In the winter, Leavenworth transforms into a true winter wonderland, complete with snow-dusted buildings and festive lights. Set in the Cascade Mountains, the town feels cozy and transportive, with Alpine-style lodges, German cuisine, and unique attractions like the Nutcracker Museum.
No matter the season, Leavenworth is a babymoon destination in the USA that feels magical without requiring a packed itinerary.
Where You Should Stay
Post Hotel
Located right by the Waterfront Park and the main street, Post Hotel is one of my favorite hotels I’ve ever stayed at.
Why? The spa aspect! Your stay comes with access to the incredible spa (I’m talking salt tubs, eucalyptus rooms, an indoor/outdoor pool, plunge pools, luxurious spa showers, and more!). People literally walk around the hotel in their bathrobes all the time.
The hotel also provides a complimentary breakfast and light European-style lunch. It’s adults-only, so keep that in mind if you’re planning a family babymoon with other kiddos!
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Leavenworth Babymoon
Get pampered at the Post Hotel Spa
Saunas, water beds for naps, indoor and outdoor hot tubs… the amenities are 10/10. (Just remember to speak with your OBGYN before getting in a hot tub- most experts say to avoid hot tubs in the first trimester and limit your time to 10 minutes or less after that.) You can book a prenatal massage if you want to, though I found the complimentary spa amenities to be plenty!
Shop and dine on Front Street
Specialty stores and German cuisine line Front Street, making it the highlight of this charming Bavarian town. Don’t forget to get a giant soft pretzel from Rhein Haus!
Walk or bike to Blackbird Island
The easy loop to Blackbird Island is a hidden gem. Picture forested paths and serene river views.
Bonus: Up for a hike? Colchuck Lake is my favorite view in Washington!
The catch: it’s an extremely difficult hike. I’d only recommend going while pregnant if you’ve been maintaining a workout schedule! 8 miles round trip with a TON of elevation gain. If you do this hike, be sure to bring plenty of water!
5. Babymoon in Carmel-By-The-Sea and Big Sur, California
Why You Should Go
Carmel-by-the-Sea makes an ideal home base for a babymoon, especially since much of the iconic Big Sur coastline is remote and sparsely serviced. The town’s fairytale cottages, storybook storefronts, and peaceful pace create exactly the kind of romantic, low-key atmosphere many couples are looking for before baby arrives. It’s walkable, charming, and easy to enjoy without a packed schedule.
You can absolutely do a scenic drive along Big Sur while staying in Carmel, but it’s worth noting that cell service can be limited along the route. If you’re further along in your pregnancy or considered high-risk, sticking closer to town may feel more comfortable.
We actually visited Carmel with our baby and loved it – so even if you don’t make it here for your babymoon, it’s a wonderful destination to keep in mind for a future family trip.
Where You Should Stay
L’Auberge Carmel
White stucco exteriors, flower boxes, and a cozy lobby salon is just a glimpse of L’Auberge Carmel’s Old World charm.
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Carmel and Big Sur Babymoon
Drive down the coast
Fill up your gas tank! Every turn reveals deep blue waters and rising cliffs. Keep your eye out for the iconic Bixby Bridge. I recommend heading all the way to McWay Falls before turning back around. (Worried about nausea? Unless you’ve got extreme nausea and are prone to car sickness, I think this road should be fine! It winds and curves but is so open that you can keep an eye on the horizon.) If you are hesitant to do this drive, you can do the gorgeous 17-Mile Drive in Pebble Beach, instead!
Historic Carmel Mission
Don’t miss out on this architectural and cultural gem – it’s truly beautiful.
Explore Carmel on foot
The best Carmel experience is walking its streets and taking in the sights. Ocean Avenue takes you straight to Carmel Beach.
Check out my favorite things to do in Carmel and Big Sur here!
6. An Adventure-Filled Babymoon in Alaska
Why You Should Go
A trip to Alaska feels like an international getaway – without the need for a passport or currency exchange. It’s one of the best US babymoon destinations for summer travel, offering jaw-dropping scenery and a sense of adventure that feels truly once-in-a-lifetime.
Alaska is a land of superlatives: home to the highest peak, the largest national park, the longest coastline, and famously long summer days that let you take everything in at an unhurried pace.
If you picture Alaska as snowy year-round, summer may surprise you. From late spring through early fall, the state sees mild-to-warm temperatures, lush landscapes, and accessible experiences like glacier views, scenic drives, wildlife spotting, and whale watching – all without needing extreme activity. Shoulder season can be especially special; we saw the Northern Lights in early September while visiting Fairbanks.
Winter, on the other hand, is better suited for snow sports and wouldn’t be my first recommendation for a babymoon. And yes, this destination isn’t limited to just one town – if you’re making the journey to Alaska, it’s worth seeing more than a single stop. You can check out our full Alaska road trip itinerary here, with suggestions for modifying it based on trip length and travel style.
Where You Should Stay
Borealis Basecamp
You’re one with the stars and forests when staying in a geodesic igloo! Borealis Basecamp is one of the coolest places we’ve ever stayed at, and it’s where we saw the northern lights in early September!
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Alaskan Babymoon
Road trip around Alaska
Alaska’s geography is astounding and surprisingly diverse. Road trip across the state and explore Denali National Park, fjords by the coast, and dreamy forests. If you’re not up for a lot of hiking, good news! You’ll see incredible views right from your car, no hiking required! Here are the best stops along the scenic Seward Highway from Anchorage to Seward.
Do a helicopter tour
There’s nothing like seeing the sheer breadth of Alaska via a helicopter tour. We did the Knik Glacier Landing Tour and absolutely loved it! Truly a remarkable experience.
Visit a glacier
Matanuska Glacier was our favorite! But be VERY careful if you’re hiking on a glacier while pregnant – you’ll want to bring crampons so that you don’t slip!
And before you plan your trip to Alaska, here are 33 crucial things to know!
7. Babymoon in Charleston, South Carolina
Why You Should Go
Charleston is one of the best babymoon destinations in the USA, especially if you love history, charm, and an easygoing pace. Exploring downtown Charleston feels like stepping back in time, with pastel antebellum homes, cobblestone streets, and oak-lined avenues setting a romantic scene. The city offers a rare blend of vibrant culture and small-town warmth, making it easy to enjoy without feeling rushed.
From horse-drawn carriage rides to leisurely strolls through the French Quarter and along The Battery, Charleston is ideal for slow sightseeing and lingering moments. It’s a dreamy US babymoon destination that delivers beauty, walkability, and Southern hospitality in equal measure.
Where You Should Stay
Hotel Bennett
Custom furnishings and terraced dining make Hotel Bennett extra luxurious; the spa is a bonus. It’s also in a prime location on King Street, right in the middle of it all!
Make a reservation for afternoon tea at their gorgeous champagne bar, Camellias!
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Charleston Babymoon
Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
Meander through the oldest public gardens in America and pose under beautiful azalea arches! If the azaleas aren’t in bloom, know that there’s always something gorgeous growing here. And be sure to take a couples photo on the little white bridge to commemorate life before baby!
Cypress Gardens
This is my favorite thing to do in all of Charleston! Cypress Garden offers a really cool boat experience through the dreamy cypress groves where parts of The Notebook were filmed! While you’re there, don’t miss the butterfly house attraction as well. Check out more of my favorite Charleston nature spots here!
Shop and dine your way through King Street
Distinctive King Street contains an eclectic mix of fashion, art, boutique shops, and delicious eateries. Definitely worth a leisurely stroll!
And don’t miss these Charleston hidden gems while you’re there!
8. Babymoon in The Texas Hill Country
Why You Should Go
With its rolling hills, open skies, and gentle breezes, the Texas Hill Country is a year-round US babymoon destination that offers a little bit of everything. Adventurous couples can explore scenic hiking trails and iconic swimming holes like like Krause Springs. Those looking for a slower pace can enjoy leisurely drives through historic towns and vineyards.
Food and music are a huge part of the Hill Country experience. Live music venues, outdoor concerts, and an unbeatable mix of Texas BBQ, Mexican favorites, and German-inspired cuisine make it easy to turn each day into something special. It’s an ideal babymoon destination for couples who want flexibility – whether that means light adventure or simply soaking up the laid-back Texas vibe.
You can also see some of my favorite Texas Hill Country hidden gems here!
Where You Should Stay
Camp Lucy
Located in Dripping Springs, the wedding capital of Texas, you’ll find rustic ranch meets modern luxury at Camp Lucy. You’ll love the outdoor pool and private balconies that overlook the landscaped estate. And eating at Tillie’s, regardless of whether you’re staying at Camp Lucy or not, is a must!
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Texas Hill Country Babymoon
Historic Gruene
Once a German settler town in the 1800s, Historic Gruene is now teeming with quaint shops and a lively dance hall.
Cave Without A Name
Visit this National Natural Landmark for a living cavern of 6 limestone caves! The tour is about an hour long.
Kayak the Medina River
The Medina River is a beautiful kayaking location, bracketed by towering trees like a magical canal to some faraway world. My other favorite way to explore the Medina River is from City Park in Bandera or Castroville Regional Park in Castroville.
Interested in more Texas babymoon destinations? Check out this post!
9. Babymoon at North Lake Tahoe in Nevada
Why You Should Go
Lake Tahoe is a beautiful babymoon destination, and when it comes to choosing between North and South, North Lake Tahoe is the winner for expecting parents. It’s quieter and less crowded, with a more relaxed pace that makes it easier to enjoy without overdoing it. Peaceful beaches, scenic pull-offs, and private coves let you take in the lake views with minimal walking.
While Tahoe may be known for skiing in the winter, it’s far from a requirement to enjoy the area. You can have a wonderful babymoon here without stepping foot on the slopes (like we did!). Instead of skiing, opt for lakeside strolls, scenic drives, cozy cafés, and spa time. North Lake Tahoe offers all the beauty of the region in a calm, flexible way that’s especially appealing during pregnancy.
Where You Should Stay
Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe
This is where we stayed on our North Tahoe babymoon and we absolutely loved it! The Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe offers everything you need for a relaxing and entertaining stay: a lakefront beach, a spa, a 24-hour casino, and spectacular views of the mountains.
If you’re interested in a spa session, I highly recommend their float pod experience! You float in 1500 lbs of Epsom salt for an hour and the zero-gravity feels incredible on your pregnant body!
Also, the breakfast at the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe is superb. There are multiple dining options on-site, as well as plenty of great restaurants around it!
Top 3 Things to Do on Your North Tahoe Babymoon
Sand Harbor
The gorgeous curved bay is famous for crystalline waters and sandy beaches. Kayaking and SUP is a must in the summer! Parents-to-be will love this spot for photos, too!
Monkey Rock hike
A relatively short (but very steep) hike at 2.5 miles, Monkey Rock hike features panoramic views of Lake Tahoe. You’ll gain about 500 feet of elevation in a short stretch, so only do this hike if you’re up for it! Keep your eye out for the rather monkey-like boulder at the top that gives this hike its name!
Relax by the lake
Do I need to say more? Treat yourself to a nice long day by the lake. I certainly loved looking out at the tranquil water and mountain backdrop!
Check out my full list of things to do in North Lake Tahoe in each season!
10. Babymoon in Salt Lake City & Park City, Utah
Why You Should Go
Park City and Salt Lake City make one of the best babymoon destinations in the USA, offering dramatic mountain scenery paired with easy access to culture, cafés, and charming towns.
Salt Lake City is known for its wide-open landscapes, unique architecture, and scenic neighborhoods, while nearby Park City adds a cozy mountain feel with boutique shops, galleries, and relaxed dining. You can soak in the views and explore at a comfortable pace before retreating to the mountains.
We actually babymooned in Salt Lake City during my first trimester and took our baby announcement photo here, so this destination holds a special place in my heart.
If you think of skiing when you think of Park City, know that there is so much besides skiing to do here! Instead, enjoy scenic drives, gondola rides, spas, shopping, and leisurely strolls through town.
This is a fantastic year-round babymoon destination. Cooler summers, vibrant fall foliage, wildflower-filled springs, and cozy snowy winters make Park City and Salt Lake City feel special no matter when you visit.
Where You Should Stay
Kimpton Hotel Monaco
Located within Central City for easy access to historical landmarks and haute couture, the Kimpton Hotel Monaco is a 4-star hotel is just 10 minutes from Temple Square.
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Salt Lake City Babymoon
Bonneville Salt Flats
Stretching over 30,000 acres, the Bonneville Salt Flats are one of Utah’s most unique natural features. It’s about an hour and a half away from Salt Lake City, but these salt flats are worth it! The other-worldly landscape makes the perfect setting for maternity photos!
Visit Silver Lake in Big Cottonwood Canyon
Take it easy with a boardwalk stroll at Silver Lake. Both meadow and lakeside views make for beautiful photo ops to commemorate your pregnancy! Check out more Salt Lake City photo spots here!
Shop and dine on Main Street in Park City
The heart and soul of Park City, Main Street is brimming with music venues, restaurants, art galleries, and charming storefronts.
Here’s our itinerary that combines both Salt Lake City and Park City!
11. Babymoon in Savannah, Georgia
Why You Should Go
Savannah is another US babymoon destination that turns on the Southern charm. Its period architecture, moss-draped squares, and cobblestone streets create a romantic, slow-paced atmosphere that’s easy to enjoy during pregnancy.
(Looking for charm on your US babymoon? Here are the most charming towns in the USA to visit!)
While some visitors come for the city’s famous haunted history, others are drawn to its beautiful parks and tree-lined squares – perfect for resting, strolling, and people-watching.
Personally, I love Savannah for its mix of historic beauty and modern flair. Trendy boutiques, cozy cafés, and leafy green spaces make it a lovely place to explore without feeling rushed. It’s a babymoon destination that feels both timeless and relaxed, with plenty of spots to pause and soak it all in.
Where You Should Stay
Perry Lane Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel
Perry Lane Hotel is an excellent choice for a Savannah babymoon if you want something elevated yet relaxed. Located in the heart of the Historic District, it offers stylish, spacious rooms and a calm atmosphere that feels refined without being stuffy. The rooftop pool and lounge provide a peaceful place to unwind, while the walkable location makes it easy to explore Savannah’s parks, shops, and restaurants at a comfortable pace. We adored our stay here!
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Savannah Babymoon
Relax at Forsyth Park
When you’re done taking photos of its iconic fountain, there are plenty of grassy fields for a romantic picnic. (See more stunning Savannah photo spots here!)
Visit Wormsloe Plantation and Bonaventure Cemetery
Step back in time with a tour through these attractions, both beautiful and somber. The Spanish moss-covered live oak trees are simply stunning at both of these places!
Shop and dine on Broughton Street
As the commercial heart of Savannah, Broughton Street is home to Gutstein Gallery, Paris Market, Leopold’s Ice Cream, and other fun stops!
PS. If you’re comparing Charleston and Savannah, take a look at this post to see which is best for you! You can also combine them into one trip with this itinerary!
12. Babymoon in Puerto Rico
Why You Should Go
Who doesn’t want to escape to a Caribbean island, with no passport required? Puerto Rico features a rich landscape of mountains and waterfalls, and, of course, beaches. But don’t just hang around the beaches! Old San Juan adds color to your babymoon with Spanish colonial buildings and massive historical fortresses.
I’ve done two babymoons in Puerto Rico – one when I was about 16 weeks pregnant, and one when I was about 28 weeks pregnant. One was a resort stay, the other was exploring Old San Juan. Both were amazing!
Where You Should Stay
Condado Vanderbilt
If you’re staying in the San Juan area, this resort is beautiful. And if the arched ceilings and elegant décor don’t impress you, Condado Vanderbilt’s infinity pool and beach access probably will!
Dorado Beach, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve
Dorado Beach, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, is perfect for a babymoon if you’re looking for a true resort-style escape in Puerto Rico. This is the kind of stay where you settle in and let the experience come to you – beautiful beaches, serene pools, exceptional dining, and a strong focus on relaxation and wellness. While Puerto Rico offers plenty to explore, choosing Dorado Beach means embracing a slower pace rather than island hopping or sightseeing. It’s ideal for expecting parents who want luxury, comfort, and minimal planning.
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Puerto Rico Babymoon
Go on a Snorkel Tour
Join a sailing tour to the island of Icacos. If you do a tour with East Island PR like we did, the tour includes a beach stop, snorkel stop, and lunch. The water in Icacos is much more turqouise than on the main island of Puerto Rico!
Visit El Yunque
The only tropical rainforest in the US, El Yunque is a lush, leafy portal with gorgeous waterfalls to dip your toes into. Several waterfalls in El Yunque can be viewed with minimal walking, making it possible to enjoy the scenery without strenuous hiking.
Explore Old San Juan
Learn about Puerto Rico’s rich history with a self-guided tour of the 16th-century fortresses, brightly colored houses, and renowned fusion restaurants in Old San Juan. Here’s a list of 10 incredible things to do in San Juan!
Bonus: See Bioluminesence on Vieques
The island of Vieques is home to one of three bioluminescent bays in Puerto Rico! If this is on your bucket list, be sure to plan accordingly- you can only see the bioluminescence on the darkest nights when there is little to no moon out!
13. Babymoon in Asheville and the Blue Ridge Parkway
Why You Should Go
Asheville makes a fantastic US babymoon destination, especially when paired with the iconic Blue Ridge Parkway. Often called America’s Favorite Scenic Drive, the 469-mile parkway winds through multiple mountain ranges and national parks, offering breathtaking views of the Southern Appalachians without requiring strenuous activity. Many of the best overlooks are easily accessible and free, making it a budget-friendly babymoon option where the scenery is truly the star.
When you combine the peaceful drives and mountain views with Asheville’s creative, laid-back vibe, it becomes an ideal pairing. The city is full of cozy cafés, great food, and walkable neighborhoods – perfect for balancing scenic exploration with relaxed downtime. Together, Asheville and the Blue Ridge Parkway offer a dreamy babymoon that feels special without feeling demanding.
This is actually the first place we traveled to after finding out that we were pregnant, which gives it an extra special place in my heart!
Where You Should Stay
The Inn on Biltmore Estate
Live within turrets and Vanderbilt-designed properties within the massive Biltmore Estate. 4-star dining, verdant gardens, and customized experiences make this gorgeous property an unforgettable place. If The Inn on Biltmore Estate is out of your budget, there’s also the cheaper (but still nice) Village Hotel on Biltmore Estate (which is where we stayed!).
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Asheville Babymoon
Drive on the Blue Ridge Parkway
Go as far as you’d like! You can pull over any time to admire the landscapes or stop for a hike.
Craggy Pinnacle Hike
Its lush trail, wildflowers, and panoramic views make this hike so worth it! I recommend doing this hike in the morning so that you reach the Pinnacle in time for golden hour. The soft sunlight and misty mountains as far as your eye can see will take your breath away.
Tour the Biltmore Estate
So many surprises are found at America’s largest private estate – even a model railway running through the Conservatory!
You can see my 3-day Asheville itinerary here! Or, if you’re up for a longer adventure, explore my Blue Ridge Parkway itinerary here!
14. Babymoon in Newport Beach, California
Newport Beach is an ideal US babymoon destination if you want a true slice of paradise without sacrificing convenience. Its proximity to major airports, hospitals, and everyday essentials can offer extra peace of mind during pregnancy.
It truly is one of the best babymoon spots in the United States all year round. Fantastic weather, beaches, upscale resorts, and incredible beauty surround you! With its laid-back coastal atmosphere, Newport Beach delivers an effortless babymoon experience. It’s the kind of place where you can relax, enjoy the scenery, and feel well taken care of no matter the season.
Having lived in Southern California during college and returned many times since – both while pregnant and with a baby – I can confidently say Newport Beach works well both before and after kids!
Where You Should Stay
The Resort on Pelican Hill
If you are expecting, you deserve to pull out all the stops on an epic luxury stay. And if you’ve got the budget to do so, the Resort on Pelican Hill is perfect for a babymoon in Newport Beach! This luxurious resort has spacious villas with ocean views, award-winning spa treatments, and gourmet dining. You can enjoy the stunning scenery of the California coast, play golf on the world-class courses, or simply lounge by the pool and soak up the sun. The resort also has a special babymoon package that includes a welcome gift, a prenatal massage, a romantic dinner, and a professional photo session to capture your precious moments!
Shop at Lido Marina Village
This chic waterfront shopping and dining area is perfect for a leisurely stroll. You’ll find trendy boutiques, cozy cafes, upscale restaurants, and stunning views of the harbor and the boats.
Visit Balboa Island
For a charming, low-key, walkable babymoon, head to Balboa Island! It’s a gorgeous man-made island with quaint shops, restaurants, and galleries. Don’t forget to try their famous frozen banana, a local specialty that’s dipped in chocolate and covered with nuts or sprinkles! (See photos of this charming island and the best things to do on Balboa Island here!)
Get on the Water
If you feel your pregnant body can handle it, you can rent a kayak or paddle board and enjoy the water! You can also rent a duffy boat and explore the water without the potential of getting wet. Keep an eye out for dolphins! (Though the waters in the peninsula are pretty calm, if you’re babymooning in your first trimester or beyond and have nausea, you may want to stay on land.)
15. Babymoon in Telluride, Colorado
Why You Should Go
Telluride is a dream US babymoon destination for couples who want mountain scenery with a relaxed, low-key vibe. The town is charming and uncrowded, and many experiences don’t require strenuous activity.
With fresh alpine air, dramatic views, and an easy pace, Telluride offers just enough adventure without feeling overwhelming during pregnancy.
I visited at 15 weeks pregnant when I was still trying to hide my pregnancy on social media – can you tell from my strategic arm placement in the pool photo?
Where You Should Stay
Madeline Hotel, Auberge Resorts Collection
The Madeline is an ideal babymoon hotel thanks to its comfortable, spacious rooms and direct access to both Mountain Village and Telluride. Its location near the gondola makes it easy to explore without driving, and the property itself feels calm and upscale – perfect for balancing sightseeing with plenty of downtime.
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Telluride Babymoon
Shop Downtown Telluride (via the Free Gondola)
One of the best parts of Telluride is getting around without a car. Take the free gondola from Mountain Village to downtown Telluride and enjoy the incredible mountain views along the way. Once there, the historic downtown is easy to explore at a relaxed pace, with charming boutiques, art galleries, and cafés perfect for slow strolling and frequent breaks.
Spa Treatment at the Madeline
A prenatal-friendly spa treatment at the Madeline is a must if relaxation is a priority on your babymoon. The spa’s calm atmosphere and mountain setting make it easy to truly unwind, whether you book a treatment or simply enjoy the quiet spaces. It’s the perfect way to balance sightseeing with intentional rest.
Visit Trout Lake
Trout Lake is a peaceful, scenic spot just outside of town with dramatic mountain reflections and plenty of space to relax by the water. You can enjoy the views without hiking, making it an easy and rewarding outing during pregnancy. Tip: take photos early in the morning on a day with little wind for the dreamiest water reflection!
16. Babymoon in Boulder, Colorado
Why You Should Go
Boulder sits at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains and offers just the right balance of energy and ease for a US babymoon. The town feels lively without being overwhelming, making it ideal for a short getaway during pregnancy. Plus, it’s just about 45 minutes from Denver International Airport, which makes travel simple and stress-free.
Downtown Boulder is walkable and filled with art galleries, cafés, and cultural stops like the Museum of Natural History, all easy to enjoy at a relaxed pace. For couples who want a touch of the outdoors, the dramatic Flatirons provide beautiful scenery and access to trails without requiring long or intense hikes. Boulder blends mountain views, convenience, and comfort – perfect for a babymoon that feels active yet manageable.
And if you’re flying into Denver to visit Boulder, don’t miss this list of the best Denver hidden gems.
Where You Should Stay
St Julien Hotel and Spa
Within the warm, welcoming façade of St Julien Hotel are a top-tier spa and some of the best live music in the area.
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Boulder Babymoon
Dine at the Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse
Yes, the afternoon tea here is divine but what’s cooler is that each piece of the building was shipped from Tajikistan! This is by far my favorite place to eat in Boulder. Not only is it beautiful, but the oriental cuisine is delicious!
Do a scenic drive up Flagstaff Mountain
You don’t even have to hike to enjoy the views! Flagstaff Mountain overlooks Boulder and the surrounding areas offering stunning views.
Shop on Pearl Street
Bookstores, vintage finds, gift shops, creative retailers, you name it – Pearl Street has it all.
Check out this post for more great things to do in Boulder!
17. Babymoon in Scottsdale, Arizona
Why You Should Go
Scottsdale is a classic US babymoon destination, especially if relaxation is high on your priority list. Known for its luxury spa resorts and excellent dining scene, it’s an easy place to slow down and feel well taken care of during pregnancy. Between spa treatments and unhurried meals, days here can be as restful as you want them to be.
If you’re craving a bit of movement, Scottsdale also offers beautiful desert scenery and accessible nature. Gentle trails and scenic paths in places like the McDowell Sonoran Preserve make it easy to stay active without overdoing it. Scottsdale strikes a great balance between indulgence and light adventure, making it ideal for a babymoon any time of year.
Where You Should Stay
The Scott Resort
The Scott Resort is just so tastefully designed – think airy lounges, intimate dining tables, poolside cabanas, and warm wooden accents.
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Scottsdale Babymoon
Lost Dutchman State Park
Its namesake is a gold mine that may or may not exist, but the state park is incredibly beautiful. It features classic Arizona red rock canyons and cacti everywhere.
Desert Botanical Garden
You’ll be amazed at how colorful the Desert Botanical Garden is! The Desert Wildflower Loops Trail is a must.
It’s no surprise that the Desert Botanical Garden is on my list of most photo-worthy places in Scottsdale; you can see the full list of Instagrammable places in Scottsdale and Phoenix here!
Shop and dine in Scottsdale Fashion Square
Enjoy the AC at full blast while scouring Fashion Square’s 200-plus stores and restaurants.
Check out more things to do in Scottsdale here!
18. Babymoon in San Luis Obispo, California
Why You Should Go
San Luis Obispo is an easygoing US babymoon destination that encourages you to slow down and enjoy the moment. The town has a relaxed, welcoming feel, with a walkable downtown filled with cafés, boutiques, and farm-to-table eateries that are perfect for unhurried exploring. Cultural highlights like the historic Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa add character without requiring a packed itinerary.
What makes San Luis Obispo especially appealing for a babymoon is how effortless it feels. You can spend your days wandering town, enjoying good food, and taking in the scenery without long drives or strenuous activities. It’s a laid-back California escape that feels restorative rather than busy – ideal for expecting parents looking to truly unwind.
Where You Should Stay
Granada Hotel
Located downtown, the Granada Hotel is a simple, elegant, accessible stay. (You can also treat yourself to a spa appointment at the nearby Hotel Cerro while you’re in San Luis Obispo!)
Top 3 Things to Do on Your San Luis Obispo Babymoon
Enjoy golden hour from Terrace Hill
The flat hilltop is a great perch for watching the sunset! The hike itself is also a relatively easy loop with wonderful views.
Visit Mission San Luis Obispo Tolosa
Take a short tour of this active mission which was founded in 1772; there’s even a small museum here where you can learn about its history.
Eat fresh farm-to-table foods
San Luis Obispo was doing farm-to-table before it was a thing! Luna Red, Novo, and Big Sky Café are just three of many farm-to-table eats in SLO, often with seasonally-inspired menus.
Check out the top 20 things to do in San Luis Obispo here!
19. Babymoon in Key West, Florida
Why You Should Go
Key West is a fun, easygoing US babymoon destination if you’re craving warm weather and a true escape from everyday life. As the southernmost point of the Florida Keys, it offers a laid-back island atmosphere with colorful streets, pastel conch-style homes, and a walkable Old Town that’s easy to explore at a relaxed pace. You can spend your days wandering, enjoying the scenery, and stopping whenever you need a break.
While Key West is known for snorkeling and water activities, there’s also plenty to enjoy without getting in the ocean. Scenic strolls, sunset views, charming architecture, and breezy cafés make it a great babymoon option for couples who want tropical vibes without a packed or physically demanding itinerary.
Where You Should Stay
Ocean Key Resort & Spa
A spa, oceanfront pool, and cocktail bar are just three of the amenities you’ll find at Ocean Key Resort and Spa. On Duval Street and overlooking Sunset Pier and the Gulf of Mexico, this luxury hotel is a perfect home base for your time in Key West.
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Key West Babymoon
Shop and dine on Duval Street
Home to sun-dappled shop fronts, snazzy saloons, and the Key West Aquarium, Duval Street is one of the most popular areas in town.
Visit Fort Zachary Taylor or Dry Tortugas National Park
Spend some time outdoors, whether that’s scouring a National Historic Monument or visiting the southernmost national park in the continental US.
Relax at the beach
Smathers Beach is one of Key West’s longest and liveliest! It’s also one of the prettiest- and you can see my full list of photo-worthy Key West spots here!
20. Babymoon Along the Oregon Coast
Why You Should Go
The Oregon Coast is a stunning US babymoon destination, with 363 miles of dramatic shoreline to explore at your own pace. It offers everything you could want from a coastal getaway – rugged beaches, charming harbor towns, scenic viewpoints, and lush state parks. A road trip along the coast lets you soak in the views with minimal effort, thanks to frequent pull-offs and easy stops along the way.
What makes the Oregon Coast especially appealing for a babymoon is how flexible it is. You can keep days simple with short walks, beach overlooks, and cozy cafés, or explore a bit more if you’re feeling up to it. It’s a coastal escape that feels peaceful, dramatic, and restorative rather than busy or demanding.
Summer is the ideal time to visit the Oregon Coast, when weather conditions are sunnier, drier, and overall most comfortable for coastal exploring.
Where You Should Stay
Stephanie Inn
This boutique hotel promises a cozy night in plus private terraces that back right onto the famous Cannon Beach.
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Oregon Coast Babymoon
Haceta Head Beach
From Heceta Head Lighthouse to its bridge and B&B, this sheltered beach is a must!
Newport
You’ll love stretching your legs in port city Newport, especially at the underwater walkways of the Oregon Coast Aquarium.
Cannon Beach
Home to a beautiful sandy shore, this coastal city is a seasonal haven for tufted puffins too! Whether you want to explore Ecola State Park or the tidepools of Arcadia Beach, both are great options! And if you haven’t heard of Cannon Beach, you’ll probably still recognize it from photos with its unique rock formations.
21. Babymoon at Yellowstone National Park
Why You Should Go
Stock up on peace and quiet before the baby arrives! Spanning 3,500 square miles across Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho, Yellowstone National Park is a dramatic playground. Come summertime, gushing ravines, alpine forests, and lush greenery promise grand adventures.
This is by far my favorite national park in the US, and I think everyone should see it at least once in their lifetime! And while you might think a lot of hiking is required, you’d be surprised! The most popular spots in Yellowstone only require an easy walk on a boardwalk. That makes it a great vacation spot for expecting moms.
There are multiple entrances to Yellowstone National Park; check out this article to see which entrance is best for your trip.
Where You Should Stay
In the park at one of the in-park lodges
To fully immerse in nature, why not stay in the park itself? From rustic Roosevelt Lodge to the famous Old Faithful Inn, you have 9 onsite lodges to choose from. We stayed at Lake Yellowstone Hotel and Canyon Lodge and loved both! Staying inside the park minimizes driving time, which feels especially helpful during pregnancy.
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Yellowstone Babymoon
Grand Prismatic
The mind-blowing colors of the U.S.’ largest hot spring make it a surreal, must-see attraction! If you’re up for a hike, you can do the steep, but relatively short, hike up to the overlook. Check out this post for the best photo spots in Yellowstone!
Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
Catch the morning sun as it sharpens the deep grooves of the Yellowstone Grand Canyon. The canyon is best experienced from either the North or South Rim overlooks.
Mammoth Hot Springs
Stroll through the Mammoth Terraces and admire how it looks like a cave turned inside out.
Bonus: Up for a hike? Our favorite was to Morning Glory Pool!
A relatively flat hike will bring you to my favorite hot spring in all of Yellowstone! Morning Glory Pool features the most vivid colors!
22. Babymoon in San Diego, California
Why You Should Go
San Diego is an ideal US babymoon destination if you want warm weather, beautiful scenery, and maximum flexibility. With its mild, year-round climate, coastal neighborhoods, and laid-back pace, it’s easy to design days that are as full – or as relaxed – as you need during pregnancy. You can spend the morning walking along the coast, enjoy a long lunch, and still be back at your hotel early to rest.
What makes San Diego especially appealing for a babymoon is the variety without pressure. From scenic beaches and waterfront paths to charming neighborhoods like La Jolla and Coronado, you can enjoy ocean views and easy sightseeing without committing to strenuous activities. Add in excellent dining, great healthcare access, and proximity to a major airport, and San Diego becomes a comfortable, low-stress choice that works well at any stage of pregnancy.
One of my favorite things about San Diego is its proximity to other California favorites. You can do day trips to Laguna Beach, charming Balboa Island, and Los Angeles.
Where You Should Stay
Hotel del Coronado (Curio Collection by Hilton)
Hotel del Coronado is an iconic choice for a San Diego babymoon if you want resort-style luxury with a more central, walkable feel. Set right on Coronado Beach, the property offers beautiful ocean views, easy beach access, and a relaxed pace that works well during pregnancy. Its location makes it simple to explore nearby cafés, shops, and waterfront paths, while still being just a short drive from downtown San Diego.
It’s a great option for couples who want to balance downtime with light exploring, combining classic charm with the convenience of staying close to San Diego’s top sights.
Fairmont Grand del Mar
Fairmont Grand Del Mar is an excellent choice for a San Diego babymoon if you want a peaceful, luxury resort experience. Set just outside the city, it feels secluded and serene while still being relatively close to San Diego’s beaches and attractions. With spacious rooms, a renowned spa, and on-site dining, it’s easy to relax and be pampered here. Fairmont Grand Del Mar is best suited for a resort-style babymoon, with optional day trips into San Diego when you’re feeling up for it.
Top 3 Things to Do on Your San Diego Babymoon
Balboa Park
Balboa Park boasts an incredible 17 museums and sites; you can easily spend the whole day exploring the estate! It’s one of the most photo-worthy spots in San Diego – check out more Instagrammable places in San Diego here!
Sunset Cliffs
There’s nothing like fresh air and watching the sunset at Sunset Cliffs Natural Park.
Sunset dinner at Cordiano Winery
There’s more than just wine at this family-run vineyard! Their homemade marinara is mouthwatering and the views are romantic to a tee! Make a dinner reservation that includes golden hour and sunset for the dreamiest views and lighting.
23. Babymoon in Santa Fe, NM
Why You Should Go
Santa Fe is an ideal babymoon destination if you’re craving a slower pace without sacrificing culture, food, or scenery. With its adobe architecture, desert landscapes, and strong wellness scene, the city feels grounding and restorative – perfect for a final getaway before baby arrives.
The walkable historic core makes it easy to explore without overdoing it, and Santa Fe’s altitude and dry climate often mean cooler, more comfortable days than other Southwest destinations.
(As you can see, we actually came here with our little newborn! But this would make a perfect US babymoon destination!)
Where You Should Stay
The Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi
Located just steps from the Santa Fe Plaza, the Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi is a standout choice for a babymoon thanks to its calm, intimate atmosphere and prime location. Rooms are spacious and warmly designed with Southwestern details, making it easy to relax between outings. Being right in the heart of town means you can pop back to your room for a rest whenever you need, without long drives or packed schedules.
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Santa Fe Babymoon
Shopping in Santa Fe
Santa Fe is one of the best shopping cities in the Southwest, especially if you love artisan goods and meaningful souvenirs. Stroll the Plaza for Native American jewelry, handcrafted pottery, textiles, and fine art. Go at a leisurely pace. There are plenty of places to sit, browse, and take breaks – ideal for a pregnant-friendly day out!
Bandolier National Monument
For an easy dose of nature without intense hiking, Bandelier National Monument is a great option. The main loop trail is relatively flat and offers fascinating cliff dwellings, petroglyphs, and shaded canyon paths. You can tailor how much you explore based on your energy level, making it a flexible and rewarding half-day outing.
Relax at Ojo Santa Fe Spa Resort
For a true babymoon experience, spend a morning or afternoon unwinding at Ojo Santa Fe Spa Resort just outside the city. The serene setting, mineral pools, and emphasis on wellness make it one of the most relaxing things you can do in Santa Fe. They have plenty of prenatal options!
Check out my Santa Fe 2-3 day itinerary here!
24. Babymoon in New Orleans, Louisiana
Why You Should Go
New Orleans is a vibrant and unforgettable US babymoon destination if you’re drawn to music, culture, and incredible food. While the city is famous for its high-energy celebrations, it’s easy to experience a calmer, more relaxed side of New Orleans that’s perfect during pregnancy. Think live jazz in intimate venues, soulful neighborhoods, and leisurely afternoons spent soaking up the city’s unique charm.
Food alone makes New Orleans worth the trip, especially for expecting parents with cravings to satisfy. From classic Creole and Cajun dishes to cozy cafés and bakeries, the dining scene is unmatched. Paired with historic streets, soulful music, and a slower-paced itinerary, New Orleans offers a babymoon that feels lively without being overwhelming.
Where You Should Stay
The Chloe
Hotel, restaurant, pool, and patio all in one, this 19th-century mansion is full of character. From patterned tiles to curated art pieces, we fell in love with its old-world charm. While it’s not walkable to the French Quarter, The Chloe is best suited for a quieter babymoon with beautiful surroundings and great food on site. My favorite part about staying at The Chloe was the complimentary gourmet breakfast each morning!
The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans
For a more walkable option, the Ritz-Carlton is the best choice if you want elevated, five-star luxury right in the heart of the French Quarter. Located on Canal Street, it offers immediate access to the Quarter’s most iconic sights while still feeling calm and refined – an ideal balance for a babymoon. With spacious rooms and one of the largest luxury spas in New Orleans, it’s easy to relax and enjoy the city without feeling overwhelmed.
Top 3 Things to Do on Your New Orleans Babymoon
Explore the French Quarter
There’s always something going on behind the cast-iron balconies and colorful doors. Bask in the jazz clubs, Cajun eateries, and street performers along Jackson Square.
Walk around City Park
Sculptures and an antique carousel are just two of the many sights at City Park. It’s a beautiful park, which is why it easily earned its spot on my list of Instagrammable places in New Orleans.
Get beignets
You can’t visit New Orleans without trying local delicacies! Satisfy those pregnancy cravings by grabbing a fresh beignet at Café du Monde or Cafe Beignet!
25. Babymoon in Palm Beach, Florida
Why You Should Go
West Palm Beach is a lively US babymoon destination with a colorful, polished feel. Known for its upscale shopping, arts scene, and Broadway-caliber performances, it offers plenty to enjoy without requiring a packed itinerary. The city feels vibrant yet approachable, making it easy to explore at a comfortable pace during pregnancy.
With beautiful nearby beaches, waterfront walks, and live music venues, West Palm Beach strikes a nice balance between relaxation and entertainment. It’s a great option for expecting parents who want sunshine and culture with the flexibility to slow things down when needed.
Where You Should Stay
The Colony Hotel
The Colony Hotel is not just the pinkest hotel in West Palm, it’s also one of the chicest and most fashionable in town!
Top 3 Things to Do on Your West Palm Beach Babymoon
Shopping in West Palm Beach
Clematis Street, Rosemary Square, Northwood Village, and Antique Row all boast their own specialty shops and trinkets.
Lion Country Safari
Wish you could go on safari but can’t quite make it to the Serengeti? This cageless drive-thru animal expedition is a must!
Norton Museum of Art
Home to over 7,000 pieces of artwork, this museum features an international collection and offers free admission every Friday.
26. Babymoon in Mystic, Connecticut
Why You Should Go
Mystic is a charming US babymoon destination if you’re drawn to coastal New England scenery and a slower, storybook pace. The historic seaport town is known for its maritime history, quaint village feel, and walkable waterfront area, making it easy to explore without feeling rushed. Wooden bridges, classic sailboats, and charming storefronts create a peaceful, nostalgic atmosphere that feels especially cozy for a babymoon.
What makes Mystic appealing during pregnancy is how manageable it is. You can enjoy waterfront strolls, browse local shops, and linger over meals with views of the harbor, all without long drives or strenuous activity. It’s an ideal babymoon for couples who want a calm, scenic getaway that still feels rich in character and charm.
Where You Should Stay
Ocean House
Ocean House was meticulously reconstructed to show off its storied past. What we love about it, though, is the beachfront location and its New England luxe suites! It’s technically in Rhode Island but is less than a thirty-minute drive from Mystic and Stonington.
Top 3 Things to Do on Your Mystic Babymoon
Explore Mystic Seaport
A living maritime museum, this 19-acre site takes you back to 19th-century Connecticut – historic ships included.
Mystic Aquarium
Seeing beluga whales up close will blow you away!
Shop and dine at Olde Mistick Village
Replicating the charming village streets of the 1720s, Olde Mistick Village is a unique shopping experience.
Babymoon FAQ
Now that we’ve covered these great babymoon destinations, let’s get into some questions you still may have:
What should you do on a babymoon?
It’s up to you! Some people love to relax at a beach while others want to go on an adventure. Ultimately, you’ll want to make sure you don’t overwork your body- it’s growing another human, after all!
What month do you go on a babymoon?
Once again, this is up to you! Most people like to travel on their babymoon in their second trimester. The sweet spot is after you get over first trimester nausea and tiredness but at least a few weeks before your OBGYN says you are no longer allowed to fly! Bonus if you already have a cute little baby bump that you can show off in babymoon photos!
When is the cut off for traveling when pregnant?
You’ll want to check with your doctor.
My doctor told me that as long as there’s a non-complicated pregnancy, she recommends not flying after 32 weeks. However, some doctors say 35 weeks or longer, though I wouldn’t risk going on a babymoon that far along in pregnancy.
On the other hand, any pregnancy complications may require a sooner travel cut-off date. So, again, the best thing to do is talk with your doctor.
Also, check out this article on tips for flying while pregnant for more information!
How long is a typical babymoon?
Most babymoons are 3-7 days long. It really depends on your schedule; how much time can you take off of work? Are there work holidays you can combine with your vacation days? Or is a long weekend your best bet?
What should I bring on a babymoon?
On a babymoon, you’ll want to bring your prenatal vitamins, a refillable water bottle, and knowledge of the closest hospital. It’s also a good idea to download offline maps for wherever you’re vacationing in case you lose service. Also, if you’re using them, bring a small container of stretch mark cream and morning sickness pills/lozenges if needed.
How do I make my babymoon special?
Here are some ideas for making your babymoon special:
- Return to the same destination as your honeymoon
- Splurge on one memorable thing (an experience, a room upgrade, the nicer hotel, etc.)
- Document each day in photos!
- Unplug- disconnect from your phone and enjoy focusing on each other!
Are babymoons safe?
If your doctor clears you to travel, then babymoons/traveling while pregnant are safe. (They also can do wonders for your mental health and relaxation, as well as give you and your partner time to have open discussions and enjoy each other before baby comes!) But to err on the side of caution, make sure you know where the closest hospital is at your destination!
In conclusion…
I hope these US babymoon destinations have given you plenty of ideas for where to go on your babymoon this year!
Which of these are you most excited about? Let me know in the comments!
And if you’re in need of any packing or flying tips, check out these posts:
- The Most Charming Towns in America
- Travel Essentials for Women
- The Most Walkable Cities and Small Towns in the USA
- Best Southwest Airlines Destinations to Fly to
- How to Pack Jewelry for Travel
- 21 Things to Know About Flying While Pregnant
Happy babymooning!
Jasmine
