The Best Warm-Weather Destinations for a Winter Vacation in the United States
| January 4, 2019
10. San Diego, California
Although it’s a larger city, San Diego definitely earns its well-deserved reputation as a great winter vacation destination. It truly has everything – city atmosphere with gorgeous beaches, amazing food, and a deeply American historical boardwalk.
The two most popular beaches are Pacific Beach (which has great surfing waves) and South Mission Beach, where the people watching is almost as good as the wide stretch of white sand leading down to the water.
Make sure to samples San Diego’s regional style of burrito – characterized by a wide variety of proteins and fillings, along with a healthy helping of guacamole.
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