Honeymoon Quiz Reveals Southwest Idaho as Honeymoon Hotspot

(EMAILWIRE.COM, February 23, 2012 ) BOISE, Idaho- A simple quiz can help future-honeymooners pick their dream destination. Would you rather spend your honeymoon: a) enjoying a laid back trip through wine country, b) tackling a new adventure, c) learning about culture and art, or d) relaxing in the great outdoors? All of these trips are available in southwest Idaho. HereÂ’s a closer look at each selection:

A) NapaÂ’s old news, the hottest new wine region producing award-winning wines is IdahoÂ’s Snake River Valley. The numerous wineries and vineyards in the region welcome couples to their tasting rooms and seasonal events. Some wineries have an urban feel while others share rural hospitality. Quaint inns in the country and sophisticated boutique hotels in the city can help set the mood.
B) Pick your season and there are limitless adrenaline-inducing activities available in Southwest Idaho. In summer whitewater rafting, jet boating, sand skiing, and mountain biking are a just a few options. Winter snows bring backcountry skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and dog sledding.
C) For a cultural experience, BoiseÂ’s Basque population share traditional dance, music, games, and cuisine in the Basque Block. Exhibits showcasing Basque history and culture are also on display. Couples will find a variety of artistic performances in the Treasure Valley- from sophisticated evenings at the opera to open-air theater, swanky underground clubs to internationally-famous dance troupes.
D) The natural spaces of Southwest Idaho can have couples relaxing by the campfire, peacefully fly-fishing, soaking in hot springs, star gazing near sand dunes, or leisurely riding the trails. Couples can choose from campsites, cabins, yurts, and R.V. sites to create a rustic, yet romantic atmosphere.

Whether couples are looking for a honeymoon filled with wine, adventure, art and culture, or relaxing nature Southwest Idaho can supply the locale. For travel planning and itinerary suggestions visit www.visitsouthwestidaho.org

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Southwest Idaho Travel Association
Amy Williams
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