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Spring break at the Tennessee Aquarium includes free Keeper Kids programs. Choose between 17 different behind the scenes tours – free during spring break.
Looking for a spring break destination that’s a little out of the ordinary? Field Trips with Sue was included in a press release by top family travel bloggers on Top Often Overlooked Spring Break Destinations. It’s a wonderful list with destinations both domestic and abroad. Even if you’ve planned spring break, this is a great idea generator for summer travel. I chose Chattanooga TN. It’s and easy drive from Atlanta and offers activities for everyone from the museum goer to the hard-core adventure traveler.
Here is the complete list of Top 10 Often Overlooked Spring Break Destinations. Be sure to click through to read up on why each family travel blogger picked these spring break destinations. For even more spring break ideas, check out this post from Family Travel Forum.
Belize: Ciao Bambino
Death Valley National Park (Furnace Creek Ranch): Pit Stops for Kids
Pacific Mexico: Wander Mom
Carlsbad (CA): The Vacation Gals
Texas Hill Country: Trekaroo
Sarasota: Traveling Mom
Chattanooga: Field Trips with Sue
Hawaii (Black Sand Beach): Walking on Travels
Ireland: Smart Family Travel
I like these ideas, great choices. Many of them could be drive-to vacations for a lot of families and I think it’s really important to keep in mind that you don’t have to fly somewhere to have fun during the spring. thanks for sharing…
Thanks for including Chattanooga. It’s a great place any time of year!
Kyle, Absolutely you don’t need to fly to have fun. In fact, most people don’t ever do the wonderful activities in their own backyard. We’ve done staycastions in Atlanta where we stay at a local hotel and visit local attractions. It’s a different perspective and you never have to hear “are we there yet?”
Great list. Of course, we love Chattanooga. It’s so kid-friendly. It has been a while since we’ve been to Chattanooga…
Tiffany, we had a wonderful time in Chattanooga. There’s so much to see and do, we need to go back – just scratched the surface.
Great list. I have been to various of these places. Recently, I visited Death Valley and think that is a great option. The trip can be combined with a visit the Eastern Sierra.