A trip for two doesn't need a lot of planning

Choose a place you both like, keep a few stretches of time free of plans, and let the trip unfold more gently.

Start with one thing you both want

One of you wants to go out, the other wants to rest. Before the trip, take a few minutes to talk about what each of you needs. You may not want the same itinerary, but you can still find common ground: an unhurried morning, or more time to talk.

Once you have a priority, choosing a room and services gets clearer. You don't need to add lots of activities just because it's a trip for two.

Choose a place that fits how you two rest

If you want to spend more time in your own space, look at the villas with private pools at Romana. If you'd rather use the shared facilities and go out exploring, a room with a private balcony is also worth considering.

Between Ocean View and Beach Front, choose based on whether the view or being right by the beach matters more. If there's something particular you hope to see from the villa, ask the team ahead of time instead of guessing from the room type name.

Give a meal enough time

Not every meal needs to be an occasion. Just look at the menu ahead, check serving hours and pick a time when you can both sit down together. If you'd like something special arranged, ask Romana which services are available and what they cost.

A dinner on request, if offered, should be confirmed separately. Inspiration photos or general descriptions don't replace the list of what your booking includes.

Planning a surprise? Ask early

Flowers, a cake, decorations or a note may take time to prepare. Share the date, your rough budget and what you have in mind so the team can check what's possible. Consider the request accepted only once you've received a confirmation.

Keep some time for doing nothing

Don't fill the whole day with one activity after another. What you remember most may be sitting together by the pool, looking out to sea, or picking up a conversation where you left off. A trip doesn't need a packed schedule to mean something to the two of you.