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What Your Spring Break Destination Says About You

We are all ready for a little party.

Mar 26, 2015

What Your Spring Break Destination Says About You

Myrtle Beach, SC

Myrtle beach is a legendary vacation spot. With bars and parties lining the beach, this is a perfect spot to get your party on. Going to Myrtle Beach for spring break says, “I am young, and I am ready to rage." Better watch out for all of those high schoolers though, this is a common place for them to Spring Break too.

Gulf Shores, AL

Gulf Shores is one of the most visited Spring Break destinations for college students. A less visited location the Myrtle Beach, the gulf shores allows for students to get wild with out worrying about too many families being around. Many students rent houses here and try to fit as many as possible into as few rooms as possible. When you go to Gulf Shores, chances are you will see every Fraternity and Sorority from your school hanging out on the beach. A walk down this beach is like a walk down Greek row. Going to the Gulf Shores says, “I wanna party, but I wanna be classy about it…sort of."

Panama City Beach, FL

The premier party location, PCB is known for its wild ragers. Located on the Gulf side of Florida, PCB is the perfect place to get your party on. All you need is a bedazzled water bottle, a fanny pack and all of your friends and you are ready to spend the day in the sun. Take two steps in any direction here and you will be sure to find a party you will never want to leave. Going to PCB says “I am ready to party, and not remember this entire week."

Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

Cabo is the perfect location for anyone ready to get out of the states. It is the perfect location for an adventure to happen. In Cabo you can spend the entire day by the pool sipping on a margarita and never get bored, or you head off into Mexico (safely of course) to go on an adventure. Going to Cabo says, “I'm ready for an adventure, with a little party mixed in." This is the perfect place for anyone to get away, especially seniors. If you want to it up big, go to Mexico.

Staycation

One of the best Spring break destinations can just be going home. You are away for months on end and you are just ready to be in your own bed with your pets. Going home for Spring Break says, “I just want to sleep and do nothing, my liver will thank me one day." This is the perfect time to catch up with friends and family from your hometown, and catch up on your sleep.

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