With spring break approaching, you might want to start looking for deals so you don’t spend an arm and a leg! If you have a little extra cash saved up, but don’t wanna blow it all on one trip, take a look at these vacation ideas that won’t hurt your bank funds.
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Take a cruise: Cruises are the best bang for your buck! There are a ton of cruise line deals out there, that range from about $200 to $500. This may seem expensive. However, you need to remember, you are getting all inclusive meals and, if your of age, you can find cruises with free open bars. There are also so many things to do on a cruise, depending on your ship. This includes: access to multiple pools, hot tubs, casino, night club, game nights, and much more! This is your best option to visit multiple islands as well. If you wanna get an even better deal, share a room with your friends! Staterooms hold up to four guests and once you share a room with more than two people the prices go down. You can split the costs equally, so everyone gets a cheaper price. Sharing a room with this many people may sound crazy, but with so many activities on the cruise, you’ll rarely be in your room.
Fly: Stay in the states or go to an island! If you’re looking to stay in the states, check out Florida!
From Miami beach to Daytona to Panama City, Florida is one of the biggest hot spots for college students on vacation. If you’re thinking about traveling overseas, places like Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, or the Bahamas are great options! As for the travel deals, websites like Kayak, TripAdvisor, and Expedia can help you search for the cheapest flights available. Next, search for the best deals on resorts or hotels to split with your friends! This includes
Student City and even Groupon; they have awesome spring break deals and packages. Student City has deals for larger groups and they even offer payment plans!
Road trip: Get a group of friends together and take a road trip! Drive to beach near you or go to a city you’ve always wanted to visit! The more people you get on board, the better! Split the costs of the place and groceries with your friends and enjoy your stay. This is a cheaper option, but can also be the most fun.
Staycation: If you’re truly tight on funds, don’t worry staying at home doesn’t have to be boring! Take this time to relax and take a break from your classes. If your school is far from home, get together with some old friends or even spend some time with family. This is also your best option if you don’t feel like having a wild spring break. Use this week to clear your head from the stress of school and take a breather!
Take this time to relax before finals week… without breaking the bank!
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