Anonymous wrote:Thinking Europe but not sure where. Perhaps Italy. Last time we went was over the winter holidays and it was perfect - beautifully decorated and no crowds at all. If we go we want to revisit Rome, Florence and Venice. I wonder how crowded it will be in the lead up to Easter.

2025 is a Jubilee year in Italy and it is expected to be very crowded.

Greece!

Anonymous wrote:Trying to decide if spring break is a good time for San Diego or if we wait for summer for that.

It’s always a good time for San Diego But, it’s not likely to be beach swimming weather so depends on what you want to do.

Italy

Trying to decide if spring break is a good time for San Diego or if we wait for summer for that.

We need to save some money this year, so thinking about a road trip. We’re new-ish to the DMV— currently thinking about camping in West Virginia, maybe Blackwater Falls state park followed by some days at a nice hotel, like the Stonewall Resort. Has anyone done something like this and can give recommendations? I’m worried it might still be too cold in April to have a lot of fun outdoors. Open to other road trip ideas (we did Williamsburg last year).

Disney cruise this time. We did London this past spring break. Only 2 sunny days but DS loves it.

We'll have a new baby so we want something very low effort. Decided on an all inclusive in the Dominican Republic - already booked the resort just watching flights now.

Copenhagen! Can't wait!

Anonymous wrote:London and Paris

+1

Anonymous wrote:Costa Rica or Florida Key. DS will be 4

I'd love to hear more about plans for the Keys with a young child. Right now considering BVI or Kauai, but loving some of the other suggestions.

Airfare too expensive during Spring Break.

Anonymous wrote:Galapagos. A trip we initially planned for 2020 but decided the kids weren’t old enough and would wait, then were glad we hadn’t put down deposits! Although at this point one kid is now grown and out of house so can’t join us.

It’s still rainy season then. I looked into this for spring break, and April is still one of the rainiest months. Just an FYI.

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Anonymous wrote:We're thinking Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Iceland or London. Clearly still have some narrowing down to do.

Note that Bermuda has more or less the same climate as North Carolina, so it won't necessarily be hot -- average temps in April are in the 60s.

Bermuda is significantly warmer thanks to the gulf stream.

Portugal!