Have you held off planning a spring vacation for your family? It is not too late to get a little downtime and make those memories. I have discovered a few of the best destinations for spring family vacations. All you need is an active passport (Although not a problem if you don’t have one. You can apply for one easily.) and the desire to explore new parts of the world. So, join me as I share some of the best destinations for spring vacations.  

Spring Vacations to Plan Now 

Riviera Maya in Mexico 

The Riviera Maya is one of the best destinations for spring vacations. It isn’t as crowded as Cancun, which is a plus for many busy families like yours. I can find you a five-star resort that has all the amenities you need. Your days can then be spent ziplining, exploring Mayan archaeological sites, and visiting theme parks. In between it all, you can relax on the soft sandy beaches.  

Keukenhof in The Netherlands 

All types of flowers can be found in Keukenhof in The Netherlands during the spring. You can easily visit all the tulips, daffodils, roses, and hyacinths, even if you are staying in Amsterdam. Actually, I highly recommend this as a day trip for your family. All the other days can be spent exploring the attractions in Amsterdam.  

Arrowtown in New Zealand 

When you go to New Zealand or Australia during the spring, you will actually experience autumn there. The fall colors are extraordinary in Arrowtown. You can see them as you wander along the streets. We will want to plan your visit for when the autumn festival takes place, which is during the month of April.  

Seville in Spain 

Seville is a city that can be scorching hot during the summer months. If you want to experience this destination with your family, I recommend heading there during the cooler days of spring. You won’t melt from the heat, and you can attend the Seville Fair. It’s a great way to spend time with the locals.  

Kent County in the United Kingdom 

I suggest holding off until May to visit Kent County. It is finally warming up in England during that month. You can start your days by taking a walk through the colorful forest. I recommend sticking to trails that are close to a pub. That way, delicious food and drinks are waiting for you at the end.  

Thailand 

Thailand celebrates its new year every year during the month of April. The Songkran Festival is filled with numerous celebrations. The most popular is the massive water fight. A visit during this time of the year will also have you witnessing the ritual cleansings of the Buddha statues. That cleansing represents the washing away of sins.  

Japan 

You can go almost anywhere in the country of Japan during the spring and see cherry blossoms in bloom. The most blossoms can be seen in Tokyo. There you can visit Ueno Park, Nakameguro Canal, or Shinjuku Gyoen to see the trees. I recommend going at night when the lights are on. The cherry blossoms look even better underneath those glowing lights.  

Washington, DC, in the US 

If you don’t have a passport and want to see some cherry blossoms, you can venture down to Washington, DC, in the spring. The cherry blossom trees line the entire Tidal Basin. Once you have seen the trees, you can visit the monuments and memorials. Or you can wander around all the different Smithsonian Museums.  

These are the best spring vacations to plan now. I can make many other spring break suggestions if you don’t have passports for your family or if these destinations don’t check off all the boxes. So, don’t think you are too late! Just don’t delay your planning much longer, or you will need to wait until next year to check out these amazing destinations during your family’s spring vacation.  

So, are you ready to book one of these spring vacations now?  

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