When most people are planning their summer vacations, a trip to the beach usually tops the list. For those of us lucky to live near the beach year-round, the idea of leaving our little slice of paradise, especially when we have a few days off to enjoy it, can seem a bit absurd. The solution: a staycation.
A staycation, for those who aren’t aware, is simply a vacation spent at home. While this may seem counterintuitive, it’s actually a brilliant idea. It gives you an opportunity to take in the sights and sounds of home, and finally make time to enjoy the best that our area has to offer.
Planning the ultimate staycation, however, isn’t as easy as taking off from work and sitting in your backyard. Below are our tips for making the most of your staycation. Follow these three suggestions and the old adage “there’s no place like home” is sure to take on new meaning.
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