Summer is just around the corner! That means, so is summer vacation. Thankfully, there’s fifty states filled with tons of activities to choose from throughout our country. So, the vacation possibilities are endless.

Which type of summer vacation are you looking forward to taking this year?

Beach

Whether you prefer the white sand beaches of Florida or the picturesque mountain views of West Coast beaches, there’s nothing that quite says summer like trip to the beach. Temperatures are on the rise, and the cool ocean water provides welcomed refreshment for a hot summer’s day.

The beach also offers boundless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Build sand castles, search for seashells with the family, enjoy a water sport like fishing or snorkeling, or just relax on your towel and bask in the sun.

Theme Parks

The fun never stops inside of the theme parks. Which one will you head to first? Disney World, Hershey’s Park, Dollywood, Legoland, Six Flags, or Silver Dollar City?

Insider tip: The summer months mean rain storms are a possibility. Don’t leave the theme park at the first sign of rain. As thousands of visitors flee through the entrance gates, you may find that the clouds clear and you have the rides all to yourself.

Mountains

Embarking on a trip to the mountains is a brilliant way to escape the summer heat. Enjoy cooler weather, great outdoor adventure, natural beauty and more.  Unsure where to start? How about one of these?

• Bar Harbor, Maine
• Gatlinburg, Tennessee
• Park City, Utah
• Telluride, Colorado
• Jackson, Wyoming

Lake

What better way to enjoy a summer afternoon than by spending a day on the water? Whether your travels take you on a kayak ride in Washington or a boat tour on Lake Michigan, we’re confident you will surely find much needed rest and relaxation at the lake.

Insider tip: It’s always a good idea to pack extra sunscreen, eye protection and life vests for the little ones in your family.

Staycation

Who said you need to go far to enjoy a vacation away from the hustle and bustle of daily life? A staycation offers a cost-effective alternative to expensive cross-country trips. So, stay home. Sleep in later. Take a break from cooking and order in some meals. Curl up with a hot cup of tea and a good book, or plop on the couch and catch up on your favorite shows. There is no wrong way to staycation.

With a bit of advanced planning, you can rest assured knowing all the hard work has been completed ahead of time. We want to help you take away the stress of vacation planning. We invite you to visit www.HotelCoupons.com for discounts and other tips for booking your next vacation.