Feb getaway ideas to someplace warm

[Anonymous]

DH turns 50 in Feb. schools seem to have a 4 day weekend around then. I’d line to plan a quick getaway around then to someplace warm. He loves nature and hikes. Kids are 13 and 9. 13 year old will hate missing school beyond 1 day. Any ideas. We’re vegetarians and don’t drink much. So all inclusives are not a huge draw. Kids like everything in moderation.

[Anonymous]

Budget?

You always have to post a budget.

[Anonymous]

Key West, FL

[Anonymous]

Grand Cayman, Aruba and other islands with nonstops. Check google flights.

[Anonymous]

St. John or Puerto Rico

[Anonymous]

Yes to non stop quick direct flights from this area. Grand Cayman is fabulous for families and kids and so beautiful and manageable. Go on a dolphin watch; to the turtle farm; rent a car, drive the island, eat outdoors; soak up the tropical breezes and blue water. Turks and Caicos is also a favorite. I think we flew non stop direct flights there too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Key West, FL

Could not pay me to go to Fl these days. And Key West is alright--no beach really.

[Anonymous]

San Juan, PR . It's always hot there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Grand Cayman, Aruba and other islands with nonstops. Check google flights.

What part of the island do you stay?

[Anonymous]

Different PP
Grand Cayman, 7 Mile Beach.
Aruba too far for such a short trip.

[Anonymous]

Puerto Rico— the Wyndham Rio Mar is out by the rainforest and the biobay but also it’s a nice beach resort

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:St. John or Puerto Rico

St John is great, but you do have to fly to St Thomas and then ferry over, which adds a fair bit of travel time/logistics. We did it for a 5 day visit and it was fine, but with only 4 days I'm not sure I would. You could stay on St Thomas and do a day trip to St John.

[Anonymous]

Scottsdale---spring training, sedona, hiking.

[Anonymous]

Go somewhere for Carnaval (not New Orleans).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Key West, FL

Could not pay me to go to Fl these days. And Key West is alright--no beach really.

OP, pay attention to PP here. Took DD to Key West for long weekend when she was in HS. While I did think about Hemingway's time and Truman using it as his southern WH, I wasn't wowed by the place nor was she, especially as there really isn't a beach. There's a reason why Jimmy Buffett wrote about wasting away in a bar, not on a beach under the stars.