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re: What are good but not too expensive family travel ideas?
Posted on 1/2/24 at 2:28 pm to Mushroom1968
Posted on 1/2/24 at 2:28 pm to Mushroom1968
What do you want to do, relax all day, relax and maybe half-day of activities, or schedule activities all day? Flying to CA isn't too expensive, but activities there can add up and rental cars aren't cheap. CA is great for doing stuff (amusement parks, vineyards, tours, etc.) and seeing places, but the cost of all that can add up quick, not to mention meals. And CA can be a lot time driving around once you are there.
I would look into Puerto Rico or one of the US territories where you don't need a passport for this trip. You could rent a house cheap and save money by eating breakfast/lunch there. Another option is one of the all-inclusives in Mexico or DR. After airfare and paying the AI, you won't have to spend anything else if you want. These are great options if you want a relaxing, sit around the pool or beach trip.
I would look into Puerto Rico or one of the US territories where you don't need a passport for this trip. You could rent a house cheap and save money by eating breakfast/lunch there. Another option is one of the all-inclusives in Mexico or DR. After airfare and paying the AI, you won't have to spend anything else if you want. These are great options if you want a relaxing, sit around the pool or beach trip.
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