Want To Break Spring But Not Your Bank?

There are so many college students who are accumulating debt and need to keep their spending to a minimum. Even though our budgets are tight, many of us still want to go on a once in a lifetime college Spring Break. So what do you do when you’ve been bit by the travel bug and your bank account bites back? Here are a few helpful resources for young people to utilize when planning an exotic and memorable vacation while still keeping money in the bank. Looking for a relaxing getaway to the beach with a couple days of adventure? You might find yourself dreaming of baking on the beach like me, but don't forget to pack the sunscreen! If you don't find me lounging in the sand, I'm probably doing a water related activity that I can't find on a snowy March day back home. Make sure to check with your hotel/resort for special deals they might offer as a package. This will not only save you money, but is a safer route to go if you're in an unfamiliar place.

Caribbean Vacation- Parasailing

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Coupons, Coupons, Coupons are available everywhere you look.

Experience the thrill of floating through the air with a premier parasail operator. Look for companies that specialize in providing the safest, easiest and most exciting watersports activity PARASAILING! Breathtaking panoramic views of await as you are gently lifted to your chosen altitude.

Choose from various heights like 600 or 800 foot flights. Share in the fun - bring your friends and family. Flights accommodate two or three at a time. Make sure all captains are USCG licensed.

Paddle Boarding

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Whether you are a beginner or experienced, stand up paddle boarding is a great way to experience the water. Stand up paddle boarding is easy to learn you will receive all the tips and pointers you need to be a confident stand up paddle boarder in no time.

Snorkeling

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The ocean is by far larger than all the land put together, so why not jump in. There are many locations not far off the shore of the good ‘ol USA to adventure.

To the ocean!

Let the excitement mount as you start packing.

As you jet off to the ocean you will see the beautiful coast getting smaller. That is because it is time to start snorkeling and get to grips with your new ocean buddies - nurse sharks and stingrays!

Fins and things:

But, no worries - the excursions are completely safe. Nurse sharks are harmless and docile creatures… and their favorite food is squid - phew! There are plenty of other colorful underwater creatures in the reef to see too.

So, dive deep into the bright blue waters ... who knows what you will find!

West Coast Vacation!

If you don't see yourself as a beach bum, you might love the variety of adventures you can enjoy right here in the US. Get your hike on with the animals in Yellowstone, and the trees of Yosemite, or dare to bounce down the flowing waters of the Colorado River.

Want to save some money and keep your passport at home. Visit the wild, wild west.

A great place to start is Colorado.

White Water Rafting

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If you are wanting to experience whitewater rafting for the first time with your children, have a family reunion, or just want to see beautiful terrain from a river perspective, book a half day, full day or an overnight trip.

River Rafting Winter Park and Rafting Steamboat Springs Colorado are only 45 minutes apart so you can be on the river and back home before it’s campfire marshmallow time.

Clear Creek has family friendly sections and more adventurous sections. Per mile, Clear Creek has more rapids than most rivers you might raft. This creates very exciting trips, even on the family-friendly sections. Clear Creek’s location near Denver (35 minutes), Winter Park (45 minutes) and Breckenridge (45 minutes) makes it an easy choice for rafting without lots of driving. Guests Rated 4.8 / 5.0 based on 56 ratings for Clear Creek whitewater rafting Trip

Yosemite National Park

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Yosemite National Park is a national park spanning portions of Tuolumne, Mariposa and Madera counties in Northern California. The park, which is managed by the National Park Service, covers an area of 747,956 acres and reaches across the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountain range. On average, about 4 million people visit Yosemite each year, and most spend the majority of their time in the seven square miles of Yosemite Valley. The park set a visitation record in 2016, surpassing 5 million visitors for the first time in its history.

There is a lot to do right here in America. Think about how far you can travel and not need a passport, different currency, or need to know another language.

Get off the couch and challenge your buddies to live life a little differently. A great adventure awaits you if you let yourself set out off the spring break beach scene and into your next wild adventure!!