2008 Spring Break Hot Spots

Spring Break will be among us sooner than you think. Where are you going this year? Not sure, well worry no more. Here are some of the most popular Spring Break travel destinations. Be sure to book your trip early, so you don't miss out.

1. Panama City Beach, Florida is one of the most popular Spring Break party spots. There are lots of activities including rock climbing, boxing with over sized gloves, inflatable slides, golfing, para-sailing, snorkeling, diving and water skiing to name off a few. You can also go to the hottest clubs and awesome parties on the beach, alcohol is even allowed on the beach. Enjoy 27 miles of white sand along the Gulf of Mexico.

Be sure to check out Sharky's Beach Club, where you can enjoy mixed drinks, live bands, fresh seafood, and lots of dancing. Also visit Club La Vela, the nations largest nightclub. Check out the ten theme rooms, each with their own music and atmosphere. Don't forget about the Club La Vela foam party and beach bash. There are 18,000 rooms in various hotel to stay in, with fast food and markets within walking distance. So get your room early and have fun with half a million other Spring Breakers.

2. South Padra Island is rated one of the Top Ten Beaches in the world, with over 34 miles of beach area. One of the hottest Spring Break destinations, and it is only thirty minutes from Mexico. Enjoy relaxing on the white sandy beaches, windsurfing, sailing, exploring the Padre Island National Seashore and lots more. Be sure to check out the several night clubs, including CHAOS. It has live bands, karaoke bar, a tattoo parlor, restaurant and more. There is also Tequila Frogs, that overlooks Laguna Bay and Crazy Lazy.

You will notice that most of the Spring Break activities happen behind the major hotels such as Holiday Inn Sunspree or the Raddison Resort. Get your hotel rooms early and condo rentals are also an option.

3. Daytona Beach has been a popular Spring Break spot for many many years, and is one of the least expensive choices. With beach front bars and hotels to boot, you will be sure to get your fill of bikini contests, and half a dozen different concerts.

There are also contests and giveaways, thanks to corporate sponsors. Be sure to get a "Gold Party Card", to get entry to the parties and free cover, at the many nightclubs. Be sure to also visit Atlantic Avenue and have a look at the scene. Traffic can be a bit of a problem, so get a room, close to where the action is.

4. Cancun, Mexico is one of the hottest Spring Break places around. With non stop action of parties both on land and sea. For a relaxing day visit the Temple of Kukulcan at Chichen Itza, or travel from Cancun to the beautiful waters of Cozumel. Here the reef offers great snorkeling and diving adventures. There are many activities for those who want to Hang out on the beach, or want to play a sport.

The night is when Cancun really comes to life. Stop by the many clubs, such as Fat Tuesdays, La Boom, Dady'O, Coco Bongo and Senor Frogs, where the action doesn't stop, till the sun comes up. The clubs offer contests, shown and drink specials to keep you going all night. Travel by local bus at 5 pesos or 50 cents, a trip, to get from club to club.

5. Negril, Jamaica is a seven mile stretch of white sand beaches with low lying cliffs. There are 20 to 30 small hotels, although the favorite places to stay are the small cliff side inns or the larger beach front hotels. There are also private villas that you can rent by the week. Climb one of the many waterfalls, jump from the 45 foot cliffs at the Pickled Parrot, go sailing, windsurfing, or just a day long trip to Bloody Bay.

As day turns to night, get ready to party as the beaches and cliffs come alive with reggae music. Enjoy the theme parties at Legends Beach bar, Coral Seas Beach and Margaritaville. Enjoy concerts from the likes of Beannie Man, Shaggy, Ziggy Marley and more. Oh, did I mention Negril is a clothing optional beach.

6. Key West, Florida is crazy all year long, but picks up even more during Spring Break. It is best to party with the locals, than to try and take over and be your own show. Duval Street is a must. It is a mile and a quarter long, full of galleries, boutiques, shops and lots of bars, that are open till four in the morning.

Check out Ricks Bar, Hog's Breath, Rumrunners, Sloppy Joes and Fat Tuesday's, to name off a few. Most bars usually don't have a cover charge, and many have DJ's or live music. Since the island is rather small, the taxi fares are rather cheap.

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