Looking for a spring break destination? Photo: myrtlebeachtours.com
- Daytona Beach, Florida - Daytona Beach has been a permanent fixture in the Spring Break scene for years. With tons of clubs, pool deck parties, and 23 miles of white sandy beaches, it’s no wonder this beach is a favorite. You can also check out the Daytona 500 Experience while you’re in the area! Daytona Beach has everything from five star hotels, to cottages, to campgrounds for the budget conscious.
- Miami and South Beach, Florida - South Beach boasts a sophisticated club scene, giving you a chance to dress to the 9s. Miami beach brings a more relaxed feel with more affordable rates. With endless sunshine and warm ocean water, you can find lots of places that rent jet skis, kayaks, and other fun water toys.
- Panama City Beach, Florida - Their day parties are unforgettable, with concerts, parties, and contests (how does a bikini contest sound to you?) happening round the clock. Most clubs in the area are 18 to party, 21 to drink, so you can still get your groove on even if you’re under 21.
- Disney World, Orlando, Florida - The size of Boston, this amusement park offers tons of options! Don’t miss Hollywood Studios (formerly MGM Studios), a popular destination for thrill-seekers. Animal lovers can hit Animal Kingdom to get a glimpse of tigers and elephants. The
- Myrtle Beach, South Carolina - Boasting the top 3 best boardwalk in the country by National Geographic, Myrtle Beach offers 60-miles of beach, beginner and extreme water sports, golfing, great shopping, and fishing. After the sun goes down, you can choose from nightclubs, karaoke clubs, dinner theater, and live concerts.
- New York City - If you want a departure from the beach scene for Spring Break, go to the city that never sleeps. You can get your Broadway theater fix, see a Knicks game, hit Time Square, check out the Museum of Modern Art and Guggenheim Museum, see the Statue of Liberty in all her grandeur, shop till you drop, and take in some of the best food and jazz you’ve ever experienced.
- Charleston, South Carolina - If you are a food and wine enthusiast, March kicks off the delicious BB&T Charleston Food and Wine Festival. You can find beaches, chic shopping, charming carriage rides, a great nightlife scene, and a fascinating blend of contemporary and historical architectural design.
- Washington, DC - It just so happens that National Cherry Blossom Festival coincides with Spring Break in DC. If you’re a history buff or political junkie, Washington, DC is full of history with lots of tourist options like museums, monuments, and renown landmarks. Popular destinations include the Smithsonian, Lincoln Memorial, Georgetown (great shopping), the National Mall, and the Kennedy Center.
- Boston, Massachusetts - While Boston isn’t the first place you think when you’re planning spring break, it is one of America’s oldest cities and is rich with history, shopping, and they even have a citywide scavenger hunt on weekends!
- Niagara Falls - Visiting one of the wonders of the world will make for an unforgettable spring break. You can ride the Maid of the Mist boat like Jim and Pam on The Office.
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