Begin your honeymoon by exploring the vibrant downtown of Portland. Visit the Pioneer Courthouse Square, known as the "living room" of Portland, and enjoy some street food from the local food trucks. Take a stroll through Tom McCall Waterfront Park and take in the stunning views of the Willamette River.
Take a scenic drive to the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area to experience the beauty of the Pacific Northwest. See the stunning Multnomah Falls, hike around Oneonta Gorge, and enjoy a picnic at Rooster Rock State Park.
Take a day trip to Oregon's wine country in the Willamette Valley. Enjoy wine tasting at Adelsheim Vineyard, Domaine Drouhin Oregon, and Archery Summit Winery. Finish the day with a romantic dinner at the Ponzi Vineyards.
Visit the Portland Art Museum and experience a rich collection of American and Native American art. Then, head over to Powell's City of Books, the world's largest independent bookstore. End the day with dinner at the Lechon restaurant, serving Latin American cuisine.
Drive out to the stunning Oregon coast beaches and be amazed by the natural beauty. Take a walk on Cannon Beach and view the infamous Haystack Rock. Explore the charming town of Manzanita, and enjoy the scenic views of the Pacific Ocean.
Visit the International Rose Test Garden, showcasing over 10,000 roses in full bloom. Experience the tranquil beauty of the Portland Japanese Garden, featuring traditional Japanese landscaping and architecture. End the trip with dinner at Ned Ludd, known for its locally sourced and sustainable cuisine.
It is recommended to rent a car for this itinerary as some locations are outside of the city center. However, be prepared for traffic and high parking rates in the downtown area. Estimated travel cost is $200 for a six-day car rental.
If you have more time, consider visiting the Portland Zoo or the Portland Saturday Market. For a day trip, visit the historic city of Salem or go on a hiking adventure in Mount Hood National Forest. If you have less time, consider skipping the views along the Columbia River Gorge in exchange for more time in Portland.
The main airport serving Portland is the Portland International Airport (PDX), located 12 miles northeast of downtown Portland. It offers nonstop flights to over 50 destinations and has direct access to light rail service to downtown Portland.