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Sounds like fun!What creates the “best” road trip depends on you personality, interests, preferred pace of travel, and how far you are willing to drive in a single day. It also depends on where you have visited before and if you want to visit all new places.If you didn’t want to do loads of driving each day, New England may be a good choice. There are lots of interesting and unique towns that are not very far apart. You can get a mix of mountains (VT, NH, ME), beaches (Cape Cod), historic places and beautiful architecture (everywhere), and cities (Boston, Portland).If you would like professional help planning your road trip, consider an inexpensive travel planning service such as this one:Customized USA road trip itinerary for $5Happy travels,Crystal

10 Best places to go in the United States for a honeymoon…1. Sedona: Sedona is the perfect desert retreat for the recently hitched. Following a walk down the aisle, couples can spend their days exploring the Red Rocks or lounging at one of the city's many world-class spas.2. Park City: Park City, Utah, is ideal if you and your new spouse enjoy winter sports.3. New Orleans: The French Quarter is a must for any visitor, but for a romantic twist on this neighborhood, tour it via steamboat or mule-drawn carriage.4. Stowe, VT: Stowe is a great postnuptial spot for couples who want to ski and cozy up by a roaring fire.5. Nantucket: Amorous duos can spend their first few days of marital bliss lazing along the beach, biking along the waterfront or looking for osprey during a hike at Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge.6. Kennebunkport: Kennebunkport offers newlyweds the perfect taste of New England.7. Cape Cod: Life moves at a slower pace here: You'll spend your days lounging on honey-colored sands, delighting in succulent seafood and biking past colorful clam shacks and charming cottages.8. Jackson Hole: Jackson Hole is the perfect locale to fill your days with hiking or skiing.9. Lake Tahoe: Lake Tahoe is known for its crystal-clear waters and jagged peaks. Couples can spend the day boating on the lake before turning up the romance with a gourmet meal on the lake's north shore or catching a sunset at Emerald Bay State Park.10. Aspen: This town at the base of the Rockies is ski-focused, so it's ideal for winter honeymoons and twosomes who love cold-weather sports.

Thanx for A2A.I'll add to others answers here:1) Sunrise / Sunset at the seafrontMumbai derives its character from the great sea shores that offer instant relief from the daily grinds of city life. Some of the most popular beaches / seafronts in Mumbai are located at Juhu, Girgaum andBandra. The Juhu and Girgaum beaches are popularly known as ‘Chowpatty’ and the sea front to go for while in Bandra is the Bandra Bandstand where you’ll find hordes of crazy fans waiting outside Shahrukh Khan’s as well as Salman Khan’s residence. The Juhu and Girgaum chowpattys are fun places to visit in the evenings where the environment is akin to that of a carnival especially on weekends. The favourite thing to do here is to binge on the famous ‘chowpatty bhelpuris’. On the other hand the Bandra Bandstand is a quieter place fit for an evening stroll and settling down for a cup of coffee by the sea.2) Sunset at Haji Ali: Haji Ali is a famous dargah that houses the tomb of Sayed Peer Haji Ali Shah Bukhari. This 15th century structure is built on a tiny island connected right off the coast of Worli in Mumbai. Sitting on the rocks behind the dargah in the evenings with the sea waves splashing on them is a favourite pastime for many. It’s actually a culmination of a thousand emotions if you were to ask me. A view of the city form a distance with the waves splashing and the sweet rhythms of the qawali singers – all conspire to serenade you into an endless chain of thoughts and emotions. After spending those few well deserved moments at the dargah, you can visit the Heera-Panna shopping complex right across the road which is famous for cheap imported electronic goods following which you can end your day with a scrumptious meal at Cafe Noorani famous Mughlai cuisine. The Reshmi Tikka Biryani is a must try here.3) The ferry ride to Elephanta: A ferry ride on the Arabian Sea is a must especially for those who haven’t experienced deep waters. The sight of no land around you while you’re standing on the deck of a wobbly boat is quite an adventure in itself. The Elephanta Island is famous for the Elephanta Caves, a designated world heritage site. A deluxe ferry ticket costs Rs. 150/head for Adult & Rs. 90/head for kids. Some ferry operators also charge an additional 10 bucks or so if you wish to climb on the deck to soak in the view. It’s totally worth it!Colaba, the area around the Gateway of India, is a great place to hangout at anytime of the day. So after you’re back from the ferry ride and still in a mood to explore, there are a lot of thing you can do here. From unwinding over a cup of latte at Starbucks behind the Taj hotel to feasting on some great sizzlers at theAlps restaurant. The fact that Leopold’s, Mondegar and Bade Miyaan are also in the vicinity also helps your cause a lot.4) Getting silly drunk at Leopold’s, Mondegar, Janta and Totos: These places that I’ve mentioned are some of the most popular and iconic city institutions. Depending on the area you’re in, you can hop into any of these pubs and binge on endless beer pitchers that have for so long been etched in the memories of generations of city dwellers and tourists alike. While Leopold’s and Mondegar are neighbours and are located in Colaba Causeway, Janta and Totos are based out of the Pali Hill area in Bandra. Janta is particularly a cheap no frills joint meant for large groups while Leopold’s is the most expensive of the lot. It was here at Leopold’s that terrorists opened fire at beer guzzlers during the 26/11 attacks. The bullet holes from the fated attacks have been preserved by the owners.5) A walking tour of Fort: The old heritage buildings of Mumbai are some of the most charming structures built on Indian soil. Most of these buildings have pages of history attached to them. Like theBombay House that has been the head office of the Tata Group since 1924. It is among these lanes that you’ll find the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) which was once India’s tallest tower. These quaint lanes dotted with famous Irani restaurants and cafes and add further to the charms of an area that has historically had the highest density of millionaires in the country! Historical buildings such as theChhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (CST) that was formerly called the Victoria Terminus (VT) and theAsiatic Society Library draw a considerable number of tourists towards their fold.6) Staring at the sea at Marine Drive: Marine drive is Mumbai’s most famous landmark along with the Gateway of India and the Taj hotel. But sitting idle and staring at the waves is something you can do endlessly. That’s the beauty of Marine drive. After sunset the famous road lights up with thousands of street lamps and it is this view of the road from the top that is referred to as ‘Queen’s necklace’. New Year’s Eve and the Diwali night are times when Marine Drive becomes a party haven and also on days when there is an IPL or an international match at the adjoining Wankhede stadium. Food should be your last worry at the Marine Drive. While spending a leisurely afternoon at Pizza By The Bay is a great but expensive idea, the cheap but awesome food at Crystal (Opp. Girgaum Chowpatty) works like a wonder for the budget traveller. And don’t forget to wind up your food experience with an exquisite malai kulfi fromKulfi Centre a few steps away from Crystal. There is a New Yorker’s, a Cream Centre and a Shiv Sagar for those who prefer not to experiment with their palates!7) Seafood at Pratap, Mahesh Lunch Home, Gajalee: “Bambai aaya aur machchi nahi khaya.” (You’ve come to Bombay and haven’t had fish.) These profound words were spoken to me by an old waiter in a small Malvani joint. I know of many men and women (including me) who weren’t particularly fond of seafood initially but are now committed fish eaters.Located in a narrow lane about five minutes from Hutatma chowk in Fort, Pratap Lunch Home is a seafood lover’s delight. The awesome prawns gassi with jaada rice and surmai tawa fry or the crab tandoori are the all-time favourites here. And of course, it all goes down very well with a glass of chilled lager by the side. At Mahesh Lunch Home, you’ll never find an empty seat especially during business hours. Although this one is on the expensive side, but try the crabs and lobsters here. Oh! You’re gonna be back for more and what can I say about Gajalee. Located in Vile Parle East, a typical residential area,Gajalee’s food is pricey but way superior to any of its contemporaries when it comes to flavour. Try the delectable Bombay Duck and experience how it melts in your mouth. Avoid beer and instead flush your taste buds with the refreshing solkadi.8) The longest bus ride across Mumbai: This one is a crazy idea but I urge you to give it a shot. TheBrihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) runs an AC Express bus service from Colabato Borivali. The bus ride (A-76 Express) literally gives you a true flavour of what Mumbai is all about. Traffic jams, Mukesh Ambani’s $2 billion castle in the air – Antilla, the Bandra-Worli Sea link, theBandra reclamation, the jam-packed Western Express Highway, the airport’s fancy Air Traffic Control (ATC) tower (second highest in India) etc. A convenient point to hop on the bus is fromChurchgate station. Cost of bus ticket is Rs. 120. (Timings of A-76 from Colaba: 9.45 10.15 10.55 17.40 18.00 18.20)9) Hangout at the Prithvi Café: Of the three ‘C’s that define us as Indians, the third ‘C’ stands for ‘Cinema’, the others being ‘Cricket’ & ‘Curry’. And Mumbai is home to Cinema. Prithvi theatre is that fertile ground where you’ll often bump into the likes of Naseeruddin Shah and Shashi Kapoor apart from the plethora of actors who come here to either perform in plays or just hang out at the Prithvi Café. The air is relaxed and you’ll find most of the patrons sipping casually from a cup of ‘cutting chai’. I’d strongly recommend that you watch a play here too and especially the one with Naseeruddin Shah in it, if it’s on.10) The 1AM dinner at Bade Miyan: In description, Bade Miyan is a food stall located in a Colaba gully. But the legend of Bade Miyan precedes its physical manifestation. Known for its sumptuous seekh kebabs and bhuna ghost, you will never find an empty seat at Bade Miyan even at 12 midnight. The narrow lane housing the stall is forever crowded with car owners waiting impatiently for the goodies. It’s an ideal dinner joint after a night of heavy binging especially if you’ve just stepped out of Leopold’s orMondegar which are just a few blocks away.11) Become a punter at the racecourse: Ever imagined yourself betting on horses like they used to do in those old Hollywood movies. In Mumbai you can! Walk into the Mahalaxmi Race Course on race days and you’ll be admitted into the non-members stand after paying nominal entry fees of Rs. 40. After then, you can approach any of the counters there and indulge in some serious betting! The minimum betting amount is Rs. 10 and I’d suggest that you stick to lesser denominations! Racing season in Mumbai falls between November & April and the first Sunday of every February, the racecourse comes alive with the annual derby race – the mother of all page 3 parties!!12) The Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) a.k.a Borivali National Park: The Borivali National Park is one of the most unique wildlife sanctuaries in the world. That’s because this beautiful preserve which is spread across a region of over 104 sq. kms falls right in the heart of Mumbai’s northern suburbs. SGNP is visited by millions of tourists every year and the most popular attractions here are the centuries old Kanheri Caves, the lion and tiger safari, boating at the lake and the toy train ride at the park. While the park is a designated picnic spot for families, it is also a favourite haunt of nature lovers. Regular treks and nature walks are organised by various clubs and societies which have gained quite a bit of popularity here. It’s the perfect getaway from the city!13) Essel world and water kingdom:14) Lonavala & Khandala :If you are visiting in rainy season, don't forget to visit these places. Its just 1 hour drive from mumbai.15) Forts around Pune & Mumbai:16) Matheran: Another awesome destination specially in rainy season:Sources: Google images, The Hitchhiker’s guide to Mumbai