10th Anniversary 4 day getaway..where to go in August?
Jul 5th, 2006, 09:56 AM
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10th Anniversary 4 day getaway..where to go in August?
My husband and I are leaving our 4 kids (under age of 6) for a MUCH-NEEDED break!! Our 10th anniversary is in August, and although we'd love to just lay on a beach or near a pool bar, we don't want to deal with hurricaine season. He would love to stay in a cabana type place, right on the ocean. I don't really care, as long as it's relaxing, and preferably...no kids!! :0) We'd prefer to not spend too much time traveling, as the key here is to relax. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, as I've procrastinated getting this planned! Thanks.
Jul 5th, 2006, 10:03 AM
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I think to get to an ocean from Indiana you will be stuck traveling a far distance.
Head to Southern California...no hurricanes and August weather is great.
San Diego has cabana style hotels that sit on Mission Bay.
Otherwise check out La Jolla (a village in SD), Laguna Beach, Newport Beach, or Santa Barbara
Head to Southern California...no hurricanes and August weather is great.
San Diego has cabana style hotels that sit on Mission Bay.
Otherwise check out La Jolla (a village in SD), Laguna Beach, Newport Beach, or Santa Barbara
Jul 5th, 2006, 10:13 AM
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Thanks for your reply saps. I'd thought about San Diego. I've never been to California. I honestly don't care if I'm at the ocean, or a resort with great pools. The only place closer that I thought of was Vegas, but it's so hot in August, I thought I could get better suggestions.
Jul 5th, 2006, 10:22 AM
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I'm biased because I lived there for 5 years (I'm now in the SF area) but San Diego is great. The weather is almost always perfect in August. Warm at the beach, low humidity, cool in the evening. The beaches are clean, easy to access, and generally safe (not a lot of huge rip tides).
If you think you might want to go to SD then do a search using the search function because there have been about a dozen SD threads over the past week with lots of great info about dining, hotels, trip ideas.
If you think you might want to go to SD then do a search using the search function because there have been about a dozen SD threads over the past week with lots of great info about dining, hotels, trip ideas.
Jul 5th, 2006, 10:41 AM
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There are a few (don't remember all the names) but one is
http://www.bahiahotel.com/index.htm
I have not stayed there (Only been to a wedding there ). Tripadvisor reviews are mixed.
I'm sure some other folks will have some ideas.
http://www.bahiahotel.com/index.htm
I have not stayed there (Only been to a wedding there ). Tripadvisor reviews are mixed.
I'm sure some other folks will have some ideas.
