We need to eat... Romantically ;-)Thank you for contributing to a nice dinner on the town. We'll send you a note after the honeymoon and let you know where we went!

We love roller coasters and thrill rides. Help us enjoy a day at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Los Angeles.

Double Kayak Adventure on Monterey Bay! (I fear a capsize is inevitable - this may turn into a swimming adventure - lol)

Donate here If you would like to contribute to Gas money expenses as we travel down the coast of Sunny CA from San Francisco to Irvine.

Del Taco, In & Out Burger, Chick-Fil-A, Chipotle, and more! Thanks for helping us stay well fed on our journey.

Thank you so much for considering a donation to our Honeymoon Fund! Any amount you feel you would like to contribute towards this adventure would greatly help us out. All funds go into an account that we can use as needed for our flights, rental car, and hotels. Thanks again!

"Follow 17-Mile Drive’s red-dotted line to arrive at an enchanting world full of dramatic coastal cliffs, snow-white beaches, mystical forests and iconic golf courses. Discover one of the most scenic drives in the world as you meet the inspiring Lone Cypress, ponder the giant trees at Crocker Grove, digest the untouched beauty at Fanshell Beach, behold the power of the Restless Sea at Point Joe, stroll the boardwalk above the beach at Spanish Bay, and much, much more.Admission to 17-Mile Drive is $10.50 per vehicle.

Help purchase our entrance fee into Muir Woods National Monument (North of San Francisco).

Winchester Mystery House Tour: Since 1923 the story of Sarah Winchester and her incredibly peculiar house has fascinated more than 12 million people from around the world who have toured it's lonely hallways, dark passages and ornate rooms. Come and be intrigued by this truly American tale with it's combination of the beautiful and the bizarre, its narrative of heartbreak, tenacity and invention and it's flourishes of the paranormal and spirits.

William Randolph Hearst started to build a fabulous estate on his ranchland overlooking the village of San Simeon in 1919. He called the estate "La Cuesta Encantada" - Spanish for The Enchanted Hill. By 1947, the hilltop complex included a twin-towered main building, three sumptuous guesthouses, and 127 acres of terraced gardens, fountains, and pools.