You don’t have to fly to the Caribbean to swim with these gentle giants. At the Georgia Aquarium, you can scuba dive or snorkel with whale sharks in the Ocean Voyager exhibit. The experience runs $224.95 plus tax for non-museum members. Your swim will last 30 minutes and the price includes admission to the aquarium, your equipment, a t-shirt, a souvenir photo and more.

Book a two-hour private surf lesson for two through the Hyatt Regency in Huntington Beach. Your day on the waves will end with a beach bonfire, complete with s’mores. Call the hotel’s surf shop, Toes on the Nose, for more information.

Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris offers 4-8 hour winter photography tours of Grand Teton National Park and the National Elk Refuge. Expect to see animals including elk, moose, big horn sheep, coyote, wolves and foxes. With many species wintering in the area, the snowy season is one of the best times for wildlife viewing. Check out the  Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris website for more information. Hotel pick-up, hot and cold drinks and souvenir safari mugs are included in the price of your trip.

Take to the skies with a hot air balloon ride over California's Napa Valley. Some companies, such as Balloons Above the Valley, will treat you to a champagne brunch after your flight. For an additional treat, combine the experience with a wine tasting tour and lunch. The all-inclusive, two-person package will run you $603.60.

Don’t let a time crunch keep you and your lover from remote powder. Great Canadian Heli-Skiing in Golden, British Columbia can set you up with a two-day package for less than $4,000. Enjoy pillows, glades and powder fields in the Purcell and Selkirk mountain ranges before heading back to a cozy lodge.

Get your heart pumping before your night on the town. From Seattle to New York City, flying trapeze schools are popping up across the country. Prices vary based on location.

If you want a real getaway, strap on your cross-country skis and make the 11-mile trip to Flag Point Lookout in Oregon's Mount Hood National Forest. The 225-square-foot tower sits at 5,650 feet on its namesake butte and can sleep up to four people. At $50 per night, it's a steal, but make sure to bring all the food and water you'll need for your stay. Call the Forest Service to make a reservation.

Bundle up with your honey and sail through snowy meadows with your own guide and team of Alaskan Huskies. You can sign up at ski resorts around the country, including including Squaw Valley in California.

While other couples sport stilettos and wing tips for a night out, your excursion will have you in helmets, boots and knee pads  At Lava Bed National Monument in northern California, you can take a three-hour tour of the Crystal Ice Cave to see spectacular ice formations. This spelunking adventure will have you descending ladders, ascending sloped ice floors with a rope and crawling through tiny spaces. Although it's $10 to get into the national monument, the tour is free. Make sure to make a reservation. Space is very limited.

There's more than one way to get down a mountain. Take the gondola to the top of Jackson Hole's snowy peaks and prepare for your tandem paragliding experience with a trained instructor. Although you and your honey will have to separate for the ride down, you can reunite at the lodge for a celebratory glass of wine. The experience will run you $225 per person.