What spring break destination are you reading DCUM from?
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Anonymous
| Driving home from Asheville currently. |
Anonymous
| Just back from Sesame Place… |
Anonymous
| A resort in Sedona. |
Anonymous
| Beaune, France —— the heart of Burgundy wine. |
Anonymous
| Xcaret in Mexico. I am in paradise. I just wove baskets and yesterday we crushed cocoa beans, cinammon and pure vanilla and made chocolate. We trekked through jungles, explored underground rivers, caves and Mayan ruins. I don't want to come back today but I have to adult. Flying was easy and we used ihealth school tests and online proctor for our covid tests. So easy. |
Anonymous
| Naples Florida. |
Anonymous
This sounds nice. Was it crowded? |
Anonymous
We stayed at the Sundial resort. All units are privately owned, but if you book through the resort you get to use all the resort activities (bikes, kayaks, pool towels, beach chairs and umbrellas, pickleball) the resort pool has a small slide. The island itself is very beautiful, the beach has tons of seashells and the main roads have beautiful ftropical foliage and dedicated bike lanes. The resort is not fancy, but it's nice and very well managed. I had the same issue when looking at lodging options, especially house/ Condo rentals. A lot of dumpy looking places for a lot of money. I was happy with Sundial, but if you want a more beautiful or bigger place look at Anna Maria Island, the houses there are new and a lot of options for tastefully decorated houses. |
Anonymous
Really? We’re not from Nova, but went to Southern UT for spring break and it was mostly empty. Very few tourists except at a couple of the parks and certainly none from the DC area that we came across. |