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Molokai, Hawaii
Molokai is often referred to as the most Hawaiian island of Hawaii. It has the largest population of native inhabitants and the tallest sea cliffs in the world. Perhaps you will recognize Molokai from the first two Jurassic Park movies. This island has so many untouched areas that it was the perfect place to stand in for an island oasis for dinosaurs. On Molokai you can scuba or go snorkeling. Unfortunately, in the last few weeks, flights to and from this island have increased significantly since some major carriers filed for bankruptcy. Still, if you can get here, it is worth the trouble. Use the booking tools at the bottom of this page to make your reservations.
Acapulco, Mexico
Located on the Pacific coast, Acapulco is one of Mexico's most famous beach resorts. It has a warm, humid climate with temperatures ranging from 72º F to 91º F with sunny days throughout the year. Its well established hotel industry has undergone a major revamping in recent years especially in the Punta Dismantle neighborhood. The city has unbeatable nightlife which offers one of the hottest playgrounds among Mexican vacation destinations.
Cancun, Mexico 
Located on the Yucatan Peninsula, Cancun has a subtropical climate, with average temperatures ranging between 81º F and 95º F and sunny days throughout most of the year. Cancun offers turquoise-blue water and white-sand beaches. During your stay, you can enjoy water sports or other activities like snorkeling, scuba diving or parasailing. The hotel strip spans nearly 19 miles and you'll find everything from villas and five-star hotels to exclusive resorts and spas. Did someone say shopping? You'll find modern shopping malls, over 500 restaurants and bars and discos where parties rage all night long.
Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Visit Cape Cod’s 560 miles of seacoast. Renowned for its magnificent beaches the Cape is one of America’s most recognizable and popular resorts drawing millions of visitors every year. It was playground to JFK and home to his Hyannis Port ‘summer White House’ during his administration. Kayak the Cape’s marshes, lakes and inlets; go whale or seal watching or walk or hike Cape Cod Pathways’ network of interconnected walking trails. Cycle more than 100 dedicated miles of cycling trails, including the Cape Cod Rail Trail. And be sure to visit the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum on Main Street, take a Hyannis Harbor Cruise and view the renowned Kennedy Compound in Hyannis Port from the water or stroll along Hyannis’ exciting and colorful mile-long Main Street, with boutiques and shops and wide array of restaurants.
Hilton Head Island, SC
Hilton Head Island is a barrier island on the Atlantic Coast of South Carolina located 45 miles north of Savannah, Ga., 90 miles south of Charleston, SC and 30 miles south of Beaufort, S.C. Consisting of salt marshes, lagoons and creeks and forests of moss-draped oaks, magnolias, pines, palmettos and sandy beaches, you'll also find golf, tennis, dining and and luxurious accommodations.
Myrtle Beach, SC
The Myrtle Beach area, commonly known as the Grand Strand consists of 60 miles of sandy beaches, entertainment, attractions and Southern hospitality. You'll find accommodations for every taste and appealing to every type of traveler, from the 460 hotels in the Myrtle Beach area to golf and ocean resorts, seaside cottages, bed & breakfasts, and mom-and-pop motels.
