George Boyle
In the *Twilight* series, Bella Swan, an ordinary teenage girl, falls in love and marries a vampire, Edward Cullen. The couple honeymoons on Isle Esme, a small private island off the coast of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, owned by the Cullen family. The Brazilian villa, designed to look like a luxurious treehouse, is accessible only by boat or helicopter. During their honeymoon, Bella and Edward consummate their marriage and conceive a vampire-human hybrid child.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Honeymoon Location | Isle Esme, a small island off the coast of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
| Accommodation | A luxurious Brazilian villa, designed to look like a treehouse |
| Number of Bedrooms | 6 |
| Sleeping Capacity | 12 guests |
| Accessibility | Only accessible by boat or helicopter |
| Nightly Rate | $3,257.46 at the time of writing |
| Per Person Rate | $272 per person per night for 12 guests |
| Owner | Carlisle Cullen, Edward's adoptive father |
| Film | The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 |
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What You'll Learn
Isle Esme, a small island off the coast of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
In the Twilight series, Bella Swan, a 17-year-old human girl, moves from her mother's home in Phoenix, Arizona, to live with her father, Charlie Swan, in her birthplace of Forks, Washington. There, she meets and falls in love with Edward Cullen, a vampire. In the second novel, New Moon, Edward and the other Cullens leave Forks to keep Bella safe from the vampire world. In the third novel, Eclipse, she becomes engaged to Edward, and in the fourth novel, Breaking Dawn, they marry.
For their honeymoon, Edward and Bella jet off to the fictional Isle Esme, a small private island off the coast of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, which Carlisle Cullen bought for his wife. The luxurious villa is designed to look like a treehouse, featuring wicker ceilings and large glass windows to blend the indoor with the outdoor. The couple enjoyed a dreamy getaway in the home, lounging on luxurious beds with views of the ocean throughout their stay. During their honeymoon, they consummated their marriage and conceived a vampire-human hybrid child.
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The honeymoon house is available to rent
Fans of the Twilight series can now relive their favourite scenes from the movie by renting out the exact Brazilian villa that was featured in the movie as Edward and Bella's honeymoon house. Located on a private island, Isle Esme, off the coast of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, the luxurious treehouse-like villa is designed with wicker ceilings and large glass windows to blend the indoor with the outdoor. The fictional island was said to have been bought by Carlisle Cullen for his wife, Esme, whose name inspired the name of the island.
The villa, which sleeps 12 guests across six bedrooms, is only accessible by boat or helicopter. At the time of writing, a stay in the villa costs $3,257.46 per night, which equates to $272 per person per night for 12 guests.
The Twilight series, consisting of the novels Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse, and Breaking Dawn, is primarily narrated from Bella Swan's point of view. In the movie adaptation, Bella is portrayed by actress Kristen Stewart. In the story, Bella overcomes her fear of marriage and happily marries her lover, Edward Cullen, becoming "Bella Cullen". They jet off to the private island of Isle Esme for their honeymoon, where they consummate their marriage and conceive a vampire-human hybrid child.
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The Brazilian villa is designed to look like a luxurious treehouse
In the Twilight series, Edward and Bella jet off to the fictional Isle Esme, a private island off the coast of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for their honeymoon. The Brazilian villa they stay in is designed to look like a luxurious treehouse, featuring wicker ceilings and large glass windows to blend the indoor with the outdoor. The property is only accessible by boat or helicopter. The fictional island was owned by Carlisle Cullen, who had bought it for his wife, Esme, after whom the island was named. The couple enjoyed a dreamy getaway in the home, lounging on luxurious beds with views of the ocean throughout their stay.
The villa sleeps 12 guests across six bedrooms, and at the time of writing in 2020, a stay in the villa cost $3,257.46 per night or $272 per person per night for 12 guests. The exact property that was featured in the movie is available to rent on HomeAway and Vrbo.
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The couple's lovemaking sparks conflict
In the Twilight series, Bella Swan and Edward Cullen consummate their marriage during their honeymoon on Isle Esme, a fictional private island off the coast of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, owned by Carlisle Cullen. Their lovemaking sparks conflict when Edward, horrified at having bruised Bella, vows not to make love to her again until she has been turned into a vampire. However, Bella persuades him to do so, and they conceive a half-human, half-vampire child.
Bella Swan, the protagonist of the Twilight series, is an ordinary teenage girl who falls in love and marries Edward Cullen, a vampire. Despite the dangers of being with a vampire due to her blood's seductive scent, Bella expresses a desire to become a vampire herself. However, Edward refuses to turn her. During their honeymoon on Isle Esme, their lovemaking leads to conflict when Edward, concerned about causing physical harm to Bella, decides to abstain from further sexual relations until she becomes a vampire.
Bella, however, disagrees and wants to continue their physical intimacy. She succeeds in convincing Edward to make love to her again, and as a result, she becomes pregnant with their child. This pregnancy is unusual because it was previously believed that a vampire could not father a child. Bella's health deteriorates rapidly as the baby grows at an accelerated rate, and she struggles to keep food down. Despite the risks, Bella refuses to terminate the pregnancy and asks her sister-in-law, Rosalie, for protection and support.
The conflict arising from the couple's lovemaking centres around the physical consequences and the unexpected pregnancy that results from it. Edward's concern for Bella's well-being leads him to take a cautious approach, while Bella's insistence on continuing their intimate relationship despite the risks highlights her strong feelings for Edward and her willingness to face the potential consequences. This conflict sets off a chain of events that leads to the birth of their unique child and Bella's eventual transformation into a vampire, bringing them closer together and allowing them to experience a more equal relationship.
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Bella becomes pregnant with a human-vampire hybrid child
In the book and film series Twilight, Bella Swan, an ordinary teenage girl, falls in love with and marries a vampire, Edward Cullen. On their honeymoon on Isle Esme, a small private island off the coast of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, owned by the Cullens, the couple consummates their marriage.
Edward is horrified when he sees that he has bruised Bella during their lovemaking. He vows not to make love to her again until she has been turned into a vampire, but Bella eventually convinces him otherwise. Bella then starts experiencing unusual illnesses and changes of appetite, but does not think much of it. It is only when she sees a bag of unused tampons that she realizes she might be pregnant.
Two weeks into their honeymoon, Bella's suspicions are confirmed by a doctor, Carlisle, back in Forks. She is pregnant with a human-vampire hybrid child, something that was believed to be impossible. Her health quickly deteriorates as the baby, named Renesmee, grows at an accelerated rate. Edward wants to abort the pregnancy to save Bella's life, but Bella refuses. She asks her sister-in-law, Rosalie, to protect her and the baby she has come to love.
Bella nearly dies giving birth to Renesmee, and Edward injects her with his venom and bites her to transform her into a vampire and save her life. After Bella's transformation, she and Edward become equals and can experience an easier life together, although they struggle to satisfy their sexual desire for each other.
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Frequently asked questions
Bella Swan and Edward Cullen honeymooned on Isle Esme, a small private island off the coast of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Isle Esme is a fictional island owned by Carlisle Cullen, which he bought for his wife. The couple gifted it to Edward and Bella for their honeymoon.
Yes, the Brazilian villa from the film adaptation of *Breaking Dawn* is available to rent on Vrbo. The villa sleeps 12 guests across six bedrooms and is only accessible by boat or helicopter.
