Looking for sunshine and good vibes this spring? We’ve got the ultimate lineup of warm USA destinations you need to visit.
These 14 sun-soaked spots bring perfect temperatures, smaller crowds, and endless opportunities to soak up those vitamin D vibes.
We’ve included insider tips and hotel recommendations that’ll make planning your getaway a total breeze!
The Magic City brings perfect beach vibes with temperatures in the mid-70s and low humidity.
South Beach buzzes with art deco eye candy and trendy cafes, while the creative Wynwood district serves up killer street art and craft breweries.
Hop between Little Havana’s authentic Cuban spots for cafecito and salsa beats, or cruise the Design District for some serious window shopping.
Insider Tip: Skip the tourist-packed morning and hit South Beach after 4 PM when locals come out to play and parking becomes way easier.
Where to Stay: The Plymouth South Beach stands out, featuring an Art Deco vintage masterpiece with private beach space and rooms with free-standing baths.
Trade winds mellow out and temperatures hover around a dreamy 71°F on the Garden Isle.
The north shore’s legendary Na Pali cliffs provide an epic backdrop for kayaking adventures, while the south shore serves up perfect beach days at Poipu.
Humpback whales make their final splash before heading north, and hiking trails burst with tropical flowers.
The laid-back vibe keeps spring break crowds at bay, leaving more room to chase waterfalls and hunt for the best poke bowls.
Where to Stay: 1 Hotel Hanalei Bay offers six locally-inspired dining venues and a wellness-focused escape with panoramic ocean views.
Wine country shows off its romantic side as mustard flowers carpet the valleys in yellow blooms and mild temps hover in the perfect 60s.
Fewer crowds mean intimate tastings at world-class wineries and better chances to chat with actual winemakers.
Where to Stay: The Setting Inn, housed in a remodeled 1901 farmhouse, offers lavender-filled grounds and complimentary wine tastings.
Just an hour from LA, this Mediterranean-style island escape rocks perfect mid-60s weather and crystal-clear waters.
The historic town of Avalon serves up serious charm with its harbor-front promenade, while Two Harbors offers a more secluded island vibe.
Insider Tip: A free shuttle runs every half hour from town near Olaf’s Ice Cream shop to Descanso Beach – perfect for beach-hopping without the walk.
Where to Stay: Mt Ada rocks six swanky rooms with killer harbor views and a cozy den with fireplace.
Red rock country glows under flawless April skies with temps chilling in the mid-70s. Desert wildflowers pop against crimson cliffs, while hiking trails lead to those famous energy vortexes everyone’s talking about.
The thriving art scene kicks into high gear with gallery walks and outdoor concerts, and the weather’s perfect for pink jeep tours or mountain biking adventures.
Insider Tip: Start your hikes super early – like 7 AM early. Most trailhead parking lots fill up before 8 AM, even on weekdays.
Where to Stay: L’Auberge de Sedona offers creekside breakfasts and unique resort activities with stunning red rock views from private cottages.
The sun-kissed shores of Boca bring perfect temps in the 70s-80s, making it prime time for outdoor fun.
Wander through the stunning Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens, or spot sea turtles at the Gumbo Limbo Nature Center.
Insider Tip: Head to South Beach Park early morning for prime swimming spots and fantastic fishing opportunities.
Where to Stay: The Cloister at The Boca Raton offers a legendary coastal experience with hidden gardens and reimagined rooms steps from golf and tennis.
The Valley Isle shows off its best colors in April as purple Jacaranda trees burst into bloom across Upcountry Maui. With winter storms gone, it’s perfect for outdoor adventures.
The island comes alive with community festivals, from the Steel Guitar Festival to Earth Day celebrations.
Where to Stay: Hotel Wailea, Hawaii’s only adults-only luxury resort, offers 72 suites nestled in 15 acres of tropical gardens with cascading waterfalls.
Spring brings Houston’s famous Art Car Parade and a calendar packed with outdoor festivities.
The weather’s perfect for exploring Hermann Park’s blooming gardens or catching a free show at Miller Outdoor Theatre.
The city buzzes with energy as food trucks and artisan vendors pop up at various events, including the Earth Day celebration at the Arboretum.
Where to Stay: Hotel Icon, housed in a former bank building, offers 135 rooms with vibrant hues and plush linens – plus, you can check out the original vault in the lobby.
Tampa in April offers comfy temperatures ranging from 66-83°F. Hit the Tampa Riverwalk for waterfront vibes, or hop on a dolphin cruise to spot playful marine life.
Fort De Soto Park’s 1,136 acres offer everything from fishing to nature trails. Take the Pirate Water Taxi for a fun way to explore downtown’s hotspots.
Where to Stay: The JW Marriott Tampa Water Street offers waterfront luxury with a rooftop pool, spa, and prime location along Tampa’s vibrant Water Street.
Spring brings perfect weather to America’s oldest city, where Spanish Colonial architecture meets coastal charm.
The historic downtown and St. George Street come alive with shops and eateries tucked into centuries-old buildings.
Nature lovers can kayak through calm waters at Salt Run, spotting dolphins and manatees. Take an early morning eco-tour for the best wildlife viewing opportunities.
Where to Stay: The Collector Luxury Inn & Gardens is a stylish 1790s gem with enchanting gardens and intimate spaces.
The sun-kissed shores of San Diego bring perfect temps in the high 60s, making it prime time for outdoor fun.
Spring break crowds flock to the beaches and theme parks, but you can still find peaceful spots along the 70-mile coastline.
Catch a Padres game downtown, explore the blooming Flower Fields at Carlsbad Ranch, or spot the last migrating gray whales of the season.
Where to Stay: Hotel del Coronado offers Victorian charm and modern luxury on one of America’s best beaches.
The OC shines with perfect beach weather and endless outdoor adventures. Crystal Cove State Park offers crystal-clear waters and smaller, calmer waves perfect for swimming.
Art lovers can explore Laguna Beach’s charming galleries, while foodies dive into the county’s amazing craft brewery scene.
The famous Flower Fields burst with Giant Tecolote ranunculus in a stunning display of color.
Where to Stay: Montage Laguna Beach welcomes guests with spectacular ocean views and three signature restaurants.
The River City comes alive with warm breezes and temperatures in the mid-80s. The famous River Walk buzzes with activity while the city celebrates Fiesta, a vibrant cultural celebration featuring parades, music, and amazing food.
History buffs can explore the Alamo and other Spanish colonial missions without the summer heat.
Where to Stay: Hotel Emma, housed in a former brewery, offers unmatched luxury with a side of Texas history.
The Gathering Isle delivers perfect beach weather with gentle trade winds and temperatures in the mid-70s.
The North Shore’s legendary waves calm down, making it ideal for swimming and snorkeling.
Waikiki Beach offers golden sands and crystal-clear waters, while the island’s interior trails burst with tropical flowers.
Where to Stay: The Moana Surfrider blends Victorian elegance with modern luxury right on Waikiki Beach.