Spending the spring break somewhere out of your home may be challenging this time. Obviously, all the credits go to the universal COVID-19 that has led everyone to cross-out their travel destinations for vacations.
Our Fayvo family can definitely empathize with you. We all are fighting with what to do amid a confusing landscape of vaccine rollouts and constantly changing quarantine and COVID testing requirements for travelers. But here’s a simple secret. With care, precautions, and smart decisions, we can all use this little spring break to spend quality time with our families, and quite frankly, we can get an escape from the stressful situation.
So, we’ve chosen the best yet safest destinations to visit for this spring holiday.
Top 5 Socially Distant Places to Choose for Spring Break 2021
The British Virgin Islands
The British Virgin Islands are popularly known as “Nature’s Little Secrets” and are considered a sailor’s paradise. Tourists worldwide head to this place to find peace in the vast spread breathtaking scenery, secluded beaches, and 60-plus mountainous islands constantly visible on the horizon.
One best and socially distant spot in the British Virgin Islands is Sir Richard Branson’s Necker Island. It is renowned for being incredibly eco-friendly. Also, the islands offer something special for everyone. Water sports, remote locations, delicious cuisine, and the promise of adventure.
Milford Sound, New Zealand
It will definitely be on most people’s bucket list – because New Zealand is one of those successful countries that has best dealt with COVID. Milford Sound is found to be the “8th wonder of the world.” Formed by glaciers during the Ice Age, Milford Sound’s scenery still shows evidence of its creation. It is as peaceful as beautiful: Cliffs rise from fjords crowned by mountains and waterfalls.
New Zealand ticks off all of the COVID-19 precautions and holds plenty of appeal for its amazing isolated escapes. Safely plan a trip and take a sightseeing cruise on the fjord to see waterfalls and wildlife.
Daufuskie Island, South Carolina
Located almost at the coast edge of South Carolina, Daufuskie Island is only accessible by boats and has no bridges to connect via road. What an amazing place to spend your vacations at. It is an isolated area; means you won’t find big crowds like at nearby Hilton Head. It is a family-friendly island perfect for a socially-distanced and unplugged getaway. It gives you chilling and relaxing vibes at the same time.
With more than 3 miles of waterfront for every rest house, it’s pretty much like having your private ocean. Daufuskie is best explored by bicycle or golf cart – making this car-free island a perfect spot to add to your spring break destinations list.
Amsterdam, The Netherland
Amsterdam is known to be one of the most attractive places on earth. Especially in the spring season, the most impressive spectacle is the “sea of blooming tulips” at the Keukenhof Gardens. Amsterdam has the world’s most amazing museums like the Van Gogh Museum, Anne Frank House, and Rijksmuseum with its world-famous “The Night Watch” by Rembrandt, the painter.
Explore the colors of spring and hire a bicycle to get around. This city is built for locals that commute mainly on their bikes, and there’s no better way to explore its canal than on a set of two wheels. Breathe in its floral scent and wonder at this multicolored beauty.
The Islands of Tahiti
The Islands of Tahiti are also a safe choice for any traveler seeking carefree vacation options during the pandemic. They are located in the Pacific Ocean, making them a purely mythical destination to visit. The mention of Tahiti, calls to mind visions of an idyllic island paradise, and once you visit, you’ll discover that your imagination isn’t too off the mark.
It has a vision of heaven: overwater bungalows and fantastic water activities offer to embrace the simple joys in life with family and children. Stay in an overwater villa for the ultimate luxury, sail to multiple islands on your private catamaran with expert yacht charter companies, and enjoy safely.
