The Kinabatangan River runs for the coast in eastern Sabah into the inland Borneo rainforest. We're hoping to take a boat up river for a few days exploring the jungle looking for pygmy elephants, probiscus monkeys and wild orangutans.

Cruising on the relaxing backwaters in Kerala and staying overnight on a traditional houseboat will be a perfect way to relax together.

Help contribute to flights from India on towards to the US and Virgin Islands

We couldn't come past the Caribbean without dropping in on St. John to see family, friends and enjoy the diving, sailing and amazing beaches.

At 4096 m above sea level Mount Kinabalu is the highest mountain in Southeast Asia. We're going to try and make the climb to the summit!

Travelers routinely describe the tour of the 27 waterfalls at Damajagua as ‘the coolest thing I did in the DR.’ Guides lead you up, swimming and climbing through the waterfalls. To get down you jump – as much as 8m – into the sparkling pools below.

We are really excited to visit the Sepilok Orangutan Sanctuary in Borneo where they help to rehabilitate orphan orangutans.

We've never staying in one of these and our honeymoon is probably the best chance we are going to get!

We love going scuba diving whenever we can and Sipadan Island in Borneo is meant to be among the best dive locations in the world. This is a photo of us after diving with Grey Nurse Sharks near Byron Bay, Australia

A relaxing afternoon treat after climbing, scuba diving and trekking!

Help us celebrate with a rooftop cocktail or glass of champagne in Kuala Lumpur.

We love thai street food so are going learn how to make it ourselves.

We would like to do a trek from Chiang Mai out to visit one of the hill tribes that live in the mountains and maintain their traditional way of living.

Help us get to Bagan to explore the 9th-13th century Buddhist temples and pagodas. The remains of over 2,200 temples surround the plains of Bagan.

Visit to Inle Lake, Myanmar's first UNESCO biosphere reserve. The lake is a wetland ecosystem home to diverse species of birds, fish, otters and turtles, where traditional fishermen still work and trade.

The endangered Blue Whale is the largest living animal and the heaviest animal ever know to have lived. While they aren't easy to find we're hoping to see one off the south coast of Sri Lanka.

Sigiriya is an amazing rock outcrop that contains the ruins of an ancient civilisation, thought to be once the epicentre of the short-lived kingdom of Kassapa. We'll have to climb a series of vertiginous staircases attached to sheer walls to reach the top but it should be worth it!

We would love to spend some time just chilling out on the beach in Goa, India. A little thatched bungalow by the beach would be perfect.

There aren't very many tigers left so the chances of spotting one are pretty low, but we're really keen to explore this national park and if we're very lucky we might see one. The are also lots of other birds and mammal there including Indian elephants

Diving and beach time in the Dominican Republic