Under-rated vacation towns can be fitted into almost any dream road trip, or simply into a spare weekend - don't forget, many alternative destinations are right in your own backyard! So where should you start? Last week we listed 3 Underrated Cities To Visit In The USA, this week we give you: 3 Under-Rated US Vacation Towns:
#1. Coronado
Our favourite thing to do in Coronado is to go golfing - it's the perfect climate and the views are incredible. Coronado also has lots of well-known hotels and three main resorts, check out places to stay in Coronadohere.
#2. Anaheim
But Disneyland isn't the reason we recommend you visit Anaheim (okay it's one of the reasons we recommend you visit, but it's not the only reason). No, we recommend you visit Anaheim for the beautiful views of the mountains, the kind people, the fresh orange juice and the pleasant temperatures ('lows' of 10 degrees Celsius in the winter, and up to 40 Celsius degrees in the summer). And despite the obvious disney like draw of tourists to Anaheim, there are still many cheap hotels in Anaheim.
#3. Myrtle Beach
Myrtle Beach is actually a man-made island, but that doesn't make it any less beautiful - in fact the sunrises here are some of the best in the whole world! But it's not just the beautiful beaches that make Myrtle Beach awesome, it's also the super fun Ferris Wheel where you can see for miles (this is our favourite spot). There's plenty of choice of cool Hotels in Myrtle Beach, not to mention awesome restaurants and with so much else to do here you won't be bored!
Wrap Up: 3 Under-Rated US Vacation Towns
Last but not least, we are always on the look out for alternative under-rated destinations, be it a town, a city or even a whole country - so if there's a place you know that you think is super cool, be sure to contact us and tell us all about it! Also, if you've decided to go to a more well (over?) rated place like Frisco, here's our vlog - enjoy :)
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Travelling through the kyriarchy and weaselling our way out of the rat race - a female travel blogger writing about socially and politically conscious travelling.
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