Best vacation for 4th of july
When it comes to your annual vacation, it is a good idea to consider the perfect location and activities. And then, if you are looking for a getaway that caters to your family’s tastes, then look no further than our top 10 list of “Best vacations for 4th of july”.
Traveling to the United States for 4th of July holiday? There’s no better place to visit than in America. Not only is it one of the best destinations for tourists, but you’ll also get to witness the most amazing fireworks display on Independence Day. If you’re planning a trip in this summer, here are some tips and recommendations for visiting beautiful states like New York, California and Washington D.C.
Fly away to your dream vacation with the 4th of July theme! There are many different ways to take advantage of this holiday and one of them is by celebrating a vacation at home.
If you’re looking for a vacation that’s fun, family-friendly and affordable, look no further than the fourth of July!
Whether it’s a trip to the beach or a day at the park, this holiday is all about enjoying the sun with friends and family. While there are many ways to celebrate Independence Day, one of our personal favorites is camping out under the stars. We know that not everyone has access to a tent or RV, so we’ve compiled a list of other activities that will keep your kids busy even if you don’t have much room:
-Snorkeling
-Boating
-Swimming at the pool
-Scuba diving
-Hiking in nature
The Fourth of July is a holiday that is celebrated with fireworks, parades and family gatherings. But what does it mean to you? Do you celebrate the founding of the United States or just enjoy the festivities?
If you’re looking for a vacation that celebrates America, then consider visiting one of the following four destinations:
- Washington D.C. (The White House)
- New York City (The Statue of Liberty)
- Baltimore (The National Aquarium)
- Miami Beach (Art Deco District)
10. St. Louis, Missouri
St. Louis is one of those up-and-coming American cities people can’t stop raving about. Check it out now before everyone else does. Of course, you’ll have to stop and see the famous Gateway Arch, but be sure to check out the Missouri Botanical Garden, too. There’s a surprising barbecue scene in the city and reviewers rave over Pappy’s Smokehouse.
9. Savannah, Georgia
Take things slow down in Savannah. Take a walk around Forsyth Park and admire the trees that are more than 100 years old. The Savannah Slow Ride is a 15-person bike ride you can take around a pub crawl, historical excursion or ghost tour. Then dine on a southern meal, family style at Mrs. Wilkes’ Dining Room, complete with collard greens, fried chicken, and mac and cheese.
8. Bend, Oregon
Head up to the mountains in Bend, Oregon. This is the Fourth of July destination for Americans who love hiking and beer. You can get to know the area’s history and nature through the High Desert Museum and its outdoor exhibits about birds of prey and settler’s cabins. Stop into Bangers & Brew, famous for its bangers and mash. It was voted Yelp’s Top Place to Eat this year. End the trip with a brewery tour at Deschutes Brewery Bend Tasting Room, reviewed highly for its very liberal samples.
7. Kihei, Hawaii
There’s no need to spend Independence Day relegated to the continental U.S. This town on the southwest shore of Maui is a relaxing getaway, high on island vibes. Make your own adventure and hit the water with Redline Rafting, where you can spot sharks, dolphins and turtles. Then have dinner to the tune of live Hawaiian music at Nalu’s South Shore Grill. When night falls, retire to your room at the Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort and fall asleep to the sound of the ocean.
6. Portland, Maine
Stay up north and celebrate the Fourth in Maine. The Portland Museum of Art boasts an impressive permanent collection of artists from the state. If you prefer to explore culture through your tastebuds, sign up for one of the offerings from Maine Foodie Tours. There will be lobster. And if that doesn’t fill you up, stop at Duckfat for a dinner featuring the eponymous ingredient.
5. Miami Beach, Florida
Miami embodies some of the best of American culture. Spend the national holiday in Miami Beach. Visit some of the country’s most iconic street art at Wynwood Walls and then make furry friends at Zoo Miami. Then grab a burger at Kush, where toppings include guava jelly, New Mexico chili and Florida avocadoes.
4. Palm Springs, California
If you prefer desert to sea, opt for Palm Springs. Get some culture at the Palm Springs Art Museum through its stellar contemporary art collection. Then take the Aerial Tramway up to some of the most scenic hiking trails in the country. Trio Restaurant is a local favorite restaurant for its offering of classic American dishes, with an emphasis on seafood.
3. Ocean City, Maryland
This seasonal town becomes the second-busiest place in Maryland every summer (after Baltimore). Book a room at the Atlantic House Bed & Breakfast for a central location from which to explore the city. The Seacrets Distilling Company is famous for its rums, so you’ll be able to pretend like you’re on a Caribbean holiday if you partake in a tasting tour. Stop by Hooked for dinner, where Yelp reviewers rave about the crab dip.
2. Atlantic City, New Jersey
There’s much, much more to Atlantic City than gambling and casinos. Climb up the staircase at the historic Absecon Lighthouse for views of the boardwalk and ocean. Grab a bite to eat at The Continental, famous for its french onion soup dumplings. Then wrap up the whole day with ice cream on the boardwalk at Richman’s Ice Cream Company.
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1. Monterey, California
Perhaps it’s been spurred by the hype around “Big Little Lies,” but Monterey is one of the top places in the country to celebrate Independence Day. Commit to the seaside vibes. Book an oceanside room at Monterey Plaza Hotel & Spa, stop by the Monterey Bay Aquarium to gawk at the kelp forest and then finish the day with ridiculously-fresh seafood at Monterey’s Fish House.