Good place for warm weather break
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Good place for warm weather break
We live in the Washington DC area. My husband like to take a long weekend (4 days, 3 nights) to somewhere warm in January sometime. Previously, we've gone to Puerto Rico - there are relatively inexpensive direct flights, we rent a car and go somewhere else on the island other than San Juan and all those resorts.
But what else would work? I like the idea of Key West, but it takes too long to get to, I think. We've been to New Orleans a number of times, don't really want to go there. What about San Diego? I might be able to get a sale fare there.
Any suggestions? We want to minimize travel time, get in some warm weather...
Thanks in advance for any help,
Alice
But what else would work? I like the idea of Key West, but it takes too long to get to, I think. We've been to New Orleans a number of times, don't really want to go there. What about San Diego? I might be able to get a sale fare there.
Any suggestions? We want to minimize travel time, get in some warm weather...
Thanks in advance for any help,
Alice
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San Diego is nice but not exactly beach weather in January.
You'd have to define "warm". San Diego isn't beach weather in January, but neither is Tucson. Probably mid 60s. That might be warm enough for you, coming from DC, but when I think warm, I think Hawaii!
You'd have to define "warm". San Diego isn't beach weather in January, but neither is Tucson. Probably mid 60s. That might be warm enough for you, coming from DC, but when I think warm, I think Hawaii!
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My guess is, it will take longer to get to San Diego then FL Keys, though.
Anywhere in the Caribbean, St John is my favorite. Also, Grand Cayman might be easier to get to. And of course Bahamas.
In February we are taking the kids to Marco Island to visit family and then on to Ft Lauderdale for a few days with the waves.
Happy planning!
Anywhere in the Caribbean, St John is my favorite. Also, Grand Cayman might be easier to get to. And of course Bahamas.
In February we are taking the kids to Marco Island to visit family and then on to Ft Lauderdale for a few days with the waves.
Happy planning!
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Thanks for the suggestions - and 60s is definitely warmer that it will be here in January. I've thought about other places in Florida but good weather is not guaranteed.
I'll look at packages in the Caribbean and Mexico, those are good ideas.
Thanks for the suggestions!
Alice
I'll look at packages in the Caribbean and Mexico, those are good ideas.
Thanks for the suggestions!
Alice
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San Diego is nice & the weather has been cool but sunny. It's in the mid 60's this week. Actually I think it's perfect weather for sightseeing - but not beach bathing weather.
What about Cancun? It's closer to you, and it has beautiful water and the Mayan ruins. You can also take a side trip to Merida.
What about Cancun? It's closer to you, and it has beautiful water and the Mayan ruins. You can also take a side trip to Merida.





