Vacation Do Overs

If you spent your honeymoon Netflix viewing and chilling as newlyweds - then re-moon in sheer romance at an adults-only, all-inclusive resort.  Wake up to wedded bliss every day in a glorious tropical setting.  Spend your days by the pool with your favorite cocktail or lounging in a bali bed on the wide sand beach.  Maybe go snorkeling or paddle boarding in the crystal clear water.

If you celebrated your retirement with a one-way ticket to the couch - then it is time to grab your National Parks Senior Pass and take that cross-country road trip you have been promising yourself.  Whether you travel by train, car or RV, visits to our national and state parks are the pinnacle of discovery and adventure.  Ready to venture further afield?  How about viewing the Northern Lights in Alaska or attending a traditional Hawaiian luau after a visit to the Pearl Harbor Historic Sites.

If the only milestone about your birthday was how uneventful it was - then grab your friends for a Caribbean cruise.  With Broadway caliber onboard entertainment, port excursions that make a splash and deck parties where the nightlife comes alive, there’s something to excite you at every turn.  There is even a new adults-only all-inclusive cruise line for the young at heart.

If the only thing lucky about your St. Patrick’s Day was the marshmallowy cereal - then find your pot of gold in Ireland, on a tour through its most famous and beautiful sites.  Follow the rainbow from the Cliffs of Moher to the Giant’s Causeway and down to Blarney Castle before learning to pour a perfect pint at the Guinness Storehouse.

If the only thing you graduated to was perpetual boredom – then celebrate with your family on a multigenerational cruise where the goal is to have fun, fun, fun.  And with all the options for entertainment and activities on a cruise ship everyone will find something they enjoy.  So before you step out in to the real world, indulge your inner child with waterparks, race tracks, laser tag, escape rooms and so much more.

One thing that has become clear during this global crisis that has had us cooped up inside for so long is that there is a universal love of travel.  From the comradery that comes from meeting new people at your ship’s welcome party to the shared bonding when discovering new places together and the togetherness we feel when recounting memories of past adventures, the love of travel bonds us in a way that is somewhat indescribable and leaves a very special mark on our hearts.