For honeymooners
Round-the-World Honeymoon Trips
Turn your honeymoon into a world tour. Island stopovers, iconic cities, and seamless connections between destinations. One trip, multiple countries, no logistics headaches.
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Sample routes
Routes our specialists tag for honeymoon travelers
Los Angeles to Male & Denpasar Bali Multi-Stop
Three-week economy multi-stop routing from Los Angeles to Male and Denpasar Bali, with 8 nights in the Maldives and 9 nights in Indonesia before returning to Los Angeles.
Estimated
$1,333–$2,034
Down Under + Bali: LA → Auckland → Sydney → Bali → Bangkok → LA
Compact Pacific-first westbound RTW: no Europe, no Americas. LA out to Auckland, Sydney, Bali, Bangkok, home. Four intermediate stops in two regions, with single-ticket Star Alliance routing keeping the whole trip on one PNR. Ideal for travelers with 8–9 weeks and a beach priority.
Estimated
$1,406–$2,144
Honeymoon RTW: LA → Tahiti → Sydney → Bali → Paris → LA
Honeymoon-shaped RTW pairing two beach stops with two anchor cities. Tahiti first (jet-lag-light from LA), then Sydney, then Bali, then Paris home via LA. Mixed-carrier routing: PPT and DPS aren't on the same alliance, so expect one self-transfer leg and slightly looser misconnect protection.
Estimated
$2,195–$3,348
Denver to French Polynesia, Honolulu & Pago Pago Multi-Stop
A 3-week economy itinerary linking Denver with an overland Palm Springs start, Los Angeles, French Polynesia, Honolulu, and Pago Pago, with a same-day Papeete transit and Honolulu used twice to structure the Pacific routing.
Estimated
$3,049–$4,651
New York City to Asia, South Asia, Europe RTW
A business-class round-the-world routing from New York through the U.S. West Coast, Hawaii, East and Southeast Asia, South Asia, North Africa, and Europe before returning to New York.
Estimated
$15,280–$23,308
Planning reading
Flagship guides every traveler should read
How Much Does an RTW Trip Cost?
What round-the-world flights actually cost: alliance RTW fares, custom multi-stop builds, business class options, and the pricing factors most travelers overlook.
Sean Keener · Customer Service and Managing Director
How to Plan a Round-the-World Trip
The logistics of planning an RTW trip: choosing destinations, picking ticket types, understanding hub routing, and booking in the right window. Not a destination guide; a how-to for the flight strategy.
Sean Keener · Customer Service and Managing Director
When to Buy RTW Tickets
The booking window that consistently produces the best RTW fares: when to lock in, when to wait, how to stage complex itineraries, and seasonal pricing patterns.
Sean Keener · Customer Service and Managing Director
Common questions
What honeymoon travelers actually ask
Do I need travel insurance for a round-the-world trip?
Yes. A multi-month, multi-country trip has too many variables to go without coverage. Look for a policy that covers trip interruption, medical evacuation, and missed connections. World Nomads and SafetyWing both offer plans built for long-term multi-country travel.
Can I do a round-the-world trip as a couple?
Yes, and couples are AirTreks' most common booking type. Two people on the same itinerary book together for the same per-person price. The main couple-specific consideration: agree on pace before you plan. One slow traveler and one city-a-day person need to find middle ground early.
How do we plan a round-the-world honeymoon?
Start with the two or three places you both have to see, then build the routing around them. Most honeymooners do 4 to 8 stops over 2 to 5 weeks, and booking 3 to 6 months ahead gets the best fares and two seats on the same flights.
How much does a round-the-world honeymoon cost?
The sample honeymoon routes here start from around $1,400 per person in economy for 4 to 5 stops, with the longer routes running into the low thousands. Two travelers on the same itinerary pay the same per-person fare, so double it for the couple's flight budget.
How much does AirTreks charge?
AirTreks charges a service fee on top of the airfare, scaled to how complex the itinerary is, and you see the total price upfront before committing. On a 6-stop multi-continent trip the fare construction difference alone can save $1,000 to $3,000. On a simple 3-stop trip it probably will not.
Is jet lag worse flying east or west?
Eastward is harder. Sleep research puts adjustment at roughly one day per time zone crossed going east, versus about two-thirds of a day going west. Flying west asks your body to stay up later; flying east asks it to fall asleep earlier, which most people find much harder.
Who is AirTreks?
AirTreks is a travel company based in White Salmon, WA that has been building custom round-the-world and multi-stop itineraries since 1987. Our staff is global. Each trip is routed by a human consultant using fare construction techniques that online booking tools can't book.
Are there airlines that do not work on round-the-world tickets?
Yes. Some alliance members look fine on paper but have almost no inventory in the fare classes RTW tickets require. Air India is a Star Alliance member with essentially no RTW fare class availability, and South African Airways is much the same. We route around them automatically.