Maintaining romance in a long-term relationship can be tough—even the mushiest of couples can fall prey to the dinner-and-a-movie rut. If you and your SO are tired of doing the same thing date after date, a change of scenery may be just what you need. Let your wanderlust lead you to one of these romantic travel destinations, where a truly memorable date awaits.

Get a Couples Massage in Koh Samui, Thailand

At this island’s luxe oceanfront resorts, spa treatments incorporate local herbs and aromatic oils. Take advantage of the gorgeous setting with an open-air couples massage on the beach; you’ll hear nothing but the lapping of ocean waves and the breezes blowing in the coconut palms.

Do a Wine Tasting in Cape Winelands, South Africa

This scenic wine region is nestled in mountain foothills east of Cape Town. Tokara winery has a patio overlooking vineyards and olive groves, as well as False Bay and Table Mountain in the distance. The conversion rate is your friend here: you can get a bottle of Tokara’s 2012 Director’s Reserve red for about $24, and entrees at its gourmet restaurant cost as little as $10.

Go Horseback Riding in the Grand Canyon, Arizona

You’ll actually ride a mule, but who needs a silky-maned horse when you’ve got a backdrop of rugged red cliffs set against blue skies? Indulge your sense of adventure as you explore a 4-mile trail along the Grand Canyon’s South Rim. Take the longer overnight trek and you can snuggle up in a rustic cabin near a creek.

Have a Picnic in Florence, Italy

Stop by any number of cafés or food stalls for some panini and almond biscotti, then stroll to the Piazzale Michelangelo. Once you’re there, grab a seat on the hilltop plaza’s steps and enjoy your mini feast. Just don’t expect any privacy—with panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains, it’s one of the most popular vantage points in Florence.

Go Dancing in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

Locals and tourists alike pack into Punta Cana’s nightclubs to dance under neon lights into the wee hours. Salsa, merengue, and bachata are popular dance styles in the region, but you’ll likely hear a mix of international music. See if your resort offers dance lessons, or just head to a club and wing it.

Dine by Candlelight in Paris, France

After you and your sweetie snap a selfie in front of the Eiffel Tower, make your way to the Le Jules Verne restaurant on the second level. At more than $200 a person, the Michelin-starred eatery’s five-course dinner is a splurge—but an unforgettable one. Gaze out at the Seine and the city beyond while you enjoy foie gras and truffled macaroni.