Spring or summer break, make the most of it!

• Introduction
• Budget Travel Basics
  • Budget Travel Basics Part 2
  • Budget Travel Basics Part 3
• Accomodation
• Budget Destinations
  • Budget Destinations Part 2
  • Budget Destinations Part 3
• Party Hotspots
• Low Cost Tips
  • Low Cost Tips Part 2
  • Low Cost Tips Part 3
• Travelling Light
  • Travelling Light Part 2
  • Travelling Light Part 3
• Travelling Alone
  • Travelling Alone Part 2
  • Travelling Alone Part 3
• Group Travel
• Gap Year
  • Gap Year Part 2
• Volunteering
• Spring or summer break
• What to do
• Conclusion
• Expert Advice
  • Expert Advice Part 2
  • Expert Advice Part 3
  • Expert Advice Part 4
  • Expert Advice Part 5
  • Expert Advice Part 6
  • Expert Advice Part 7

Spring and summer breaks are generally a time to relax from education and catch up with friends and family, but why not take it a step further and take a min travel break away from everything at home? Spring break is the ultimate time to get away for a couple of weeks and truly enjoy yourself, whereas the summer break gives you a little more time to really begin to explore the world.

If you are looking to get away for the spring, catch yourself a tan whilst experiencing some culture then you may want to head to the likes of Cancun, Acapulco, Montego Bay or Negril. The Caribbean offers a great deal of cheap escapes during the spring season, guaranteed to satisfy all your wants and more. The Mexican city of Cancun can offer you semi-tropical weathers along with beautiful sandy beaches and nightlife to remember. So perhaps the spring break isn't solely for those who would like to camp under the stars, some may feel that the nightlife is the most important factor within their spring break, with something for everyone, it cannot go wrong.

If your spring break is entirely dependent upon your budget then studentcity.com could be of service, with breaks costing as little as $154 to Daytona, Florida right up to $1299 in Acapulco, Mexico, for those millionaires amongst you. Wherever you choose to go for your ultimate spring break, there is only one rule for you students: have fun.

Your summer vacation not only offers you a lot more time to explore your favorite destinations. It also opens up the choices of where to go and what to do. Having up to three months to truly make the most of your holidays, the competition is on as to who does the most and travels the furthest.

Although if you really feel lucky, then why not spend your Spring Break in the one and only Casino City? You can begin planning your Vegas getaway with Best of Vegas. The leading entertainment site for Las Vegas, BestofVegas has pulled together the top Las Vegas attractions and tips to make sure visitors get the most out of Sin City!

Every year hundreds of college students flock to Sin City to get a piece of the action. From the hottest nightclubs to stellar shows and luxurious restaurants, Vegas is the place where college students come to play. And now with our insider's guide to the Strip you can play like you never have before!

Nightclubs:

Enjoy a night Vegas-style with the Tao Las Vegas Pass. This special pass grants you admission to two of Las Vegas' hottest nightclubs, Tao and Lavo on the same night! Tao mixes Asian influences with a 42,000 square foot venue for a surprising laid back lounge feel, while Lavo, only 4,500 square feet allows you to experience a more intimate Las Vegas.

Shows:

The future of comedy begins at LA Comedy Club at the Four Queens Hotel and Casino where you'll enjoy a few laughs from the hottest up and coming comedians. Or marvel at the dynamic works of a Cirque du Soleil performance in Ka at MGM Grand.

Hotels:

While sleep might be the last thing on your mind, we recommend a few places to check-in between nightclubs: Caesars Palace and Planet Hollywood. Can you say location, location, location? Both Caesars Palace and Planet Hollywood are located right in the heart of the Strip, and each one provides its own entertainment (i.e. plenty of gambling) you won't want to miss.