Get Creative From the Start

Taking a walk along a sunset or sunrise beach can come as pretty cliché, so why not take your first trip together to the next level? Get creative with your dates during your vacation by planning a romantic candlelight room service dinner, learn a new hobby, or take in the Caribbean landscape on a kayak trip for two. Trying new activities together will get you out of your comfort zone and remind you both to just have fun. Not to mention that facing your fears together strengthens your bond, and will give you something to look back on in the future.

Money Talks

Money can be a delicate topic in any stage of a relationship, so before you jet off, experts suggest discussing the vacation budget and how it will be divided to avoid any uncomfortable money moments. "Money is often the cause of arguments in couples, as it can mean different things to different people. Some find it difficult to treat themselves or to treat others. Whether you opt for a shared budget or keep things separate, it's important to agree on the arrangements before you set off," explained relationship expert Sonia Prades to the Huffington Post. Roughly map out the spending budget for daily expenses like food, hotel and so on, and how you’ll be paying throughout the trip. A good way to avoid any finance-related arguments down the track is to just split everything down the middle.