With the cold, dreary weather in full swing in many parts of the United States, it’s easy to get the winter blues. It’s also an ideal time to plan a quick — or long — winter getaway. Check out these hot spots for some relief from the chilly winter temperatures.
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The Bahamas
This group of Caribbean islands is a popular winter destination for families, couples or groups. Travelers can find plenty of flight and hotel deals in the Bahamas during this time of year.
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Costa Rica
Spend time exploring Costa Rica’s lush rainforests and exotic wildlife. The warm weather and peaceful beaches are perfect for an extended winter vacation.
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Kaua’i, Hawai’i
Though Hawai’i is a popular destination during winter months, the breathtaking scenery is worth the crowds. Take this time to venture off the beaten path and hike alongside Kaua’i’s stunning natural landscapes.
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Miami
Miami is known for its nightlife, arts scene, hip stores and beautiful beaches. Take a quick getaway during the colder months and stay at one of the Floridian city’s many chic waterfront hotels.
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Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico offers something for every type of traveler. Take part in adventurous or relaxing activities or learn about the history of this Caribbean island. Keep in mind: U.S. citizens can travel from the mainland to Puerto Rico without a passport.
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