Just married: Where to honeymoon?

Couples have different ideas about what makes a great honeymoon destination. Some couples want to spend their honeymoon with their toes in the sand on a secluded beach, while others look to traverse the rapids in a tandem kayak. There’s simply no rules when it comes to choosing a honeymoon destination other than picking a place each of you will enjoy.

With that in mind, couples looking for inspiration can consider the 10 most popular honeymoon locales as determined by a recent survey from expedia.com.

United Kingdom: A multi-city train trip through various parts of England and Scotland remains a popular honeymoon destination.

Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Honeymooners looking for something upscale can consider Dubai, which combines sun, sand and unrivaled luxury.

Paris, France: Little needs to be said about this European city considered one of the most romantic locales in the world.

Florida: Pristine beaches, awe-inspiring sunsets and seemingly endless sun and warmth makes Florida a popular honeymoon destination, particularly for those on a budget.

Los Angeles: Los Angeles truly has it all — sun-soaked beaches, world-renowned restaurants and, of course, Hollywood.

Madrid to Seville, Spain: Couples who want to make multiple stops can consider this popular option, which takes visitors from Spain’s capital and most populous city to one of its most historic and unique destinations.

Rome, Naples and Amalfi Coast, Italy: A tour of three of Italy’s most wondrous locales needs no further explanation.

St. Lucia: An idyllic island country in the eastern Caribbean.

Iceland: Iceland has experienced a tourism boom in recent years as more and more people have discovered the unique beauty and extraordinary culture of this island nation in the North Atlantic.

The Maldives: An archipelagic state in South Asia, The Maldives has the lowest elevation of any country in the world, which means its temperatures are always hot and humid, making this an ideal stop for honeymooners who just want to relax on sunny, idyllic beaches.