San Angelo Honeymoon Destination & Travel Guide for Couples

San Angelo, also known as the river city, is a popular tourist spot in the Texas state of USA. The city is well known for its warm welcoming locals, rich history and culture, excellent food along with some popular tourist attractions like Fort Concho, The International Water Lily Garden, San Angelo museum of Fine Arts, San Angelo Nature Center, ASU Planetarium etc. The city is also popular for its white water sports, shopping, luxurious lifestyle, greenish surrounding and excellent weather, making it a paradise for honeymooners.

If you are looking for a idyllic location with less traffic for your honeymoon, San Angelo can be the best for you.

San Angelo as Honeymoon Destination (Romantic Getaway)

Visit its eye catching seeing seeing places and enjoy the beauty of the ancient era. You can also go for shopping with your sweetheart and buy something special for her. Apart from enjoying the beauty of scenic beauty of the city, you can also enjoy some water sport in its riverside and make your your trip more exciting. San Angelo and its peoples and well known for its authentic home made food- Tex-Mex. Taste some of the Tex Mex or have a romantic candle light dinner in any of its restaurant and enjoy your evening. The cool pink-purple Concho River pearls adds to the beauty of the city, making it a paradise for couples. Sit by the river side and enjoy the mesmerizing scenic beauty of sunset or can go for swimming, fishing, boating etc and enjoy the time here being in San Angelo.

Why Visit San Angelo as Romantic Getaway?

• When it comes to outdoor recreation, San Angelo is blessed with the Concho River, two reservoirs, and an excellent civic park system.
• Hikes along the Concho River and in San Angelo State Park
• Fisher Lake on the city’s northwest side attracts mountain bikers, hikers, boaters, anglers, and equestrians. The park sits at the nexus of four distinct geographical areas — Hill Country, Trans-Pecos, the rolling plains to the east, and the high plains to the north
• take a look at the petro glyphs in the park; go on a 3-mile hike to fossilized footprints