Spring Break Timeshares Available for Rent February 8, 2008
Posted by Bryan Connelly in : New Features, News & Events, Travel , trackbackWinter is still running its frigid course; though March brings us a chance for everyone to gather where it is warm. This year is no exception. Spring break is on its way and this year prime destinations are expecting hundreds of thousands of spring breakers.
To join in the festivities, a trip to Cancun, Mexico or the Bahamas often involves beaches, adventure, and four or more friends squeezing into a cramped, costly hotel room or at the best case scenario, packed into adjoining rooms with a mini-bar.
As these prices continue to escalate, there are more and more benefits to rent or buy a timeshare. Why not enjoy a sunny location year after year at one of the many spacious and furnished timeshare resorts? They are available for much less than a one week stay in a hotel, who will advertise that their setting is closest to the beach. Timeshare resorts are often beachfront, and within walking distance to clubs and cuisine. These sites offer accommodations and frequently the prices are negotiable. When splitting the cost of a timeshare rental among friends, you will all be able to work within less of a budget and have more of a choice in your spring break getaway. From Florida to the Bahamas and Cancun, Mexico, each is accessible for far less than booking a hotel and paying far too much for a short stay.
Cancun boasts on their website, “the #1 international spring break destinations.†A tropical land off the cost of the Yucatan peninsula stretches its 14 miles of white-sands beaches into the warm, crystal blue sea. This place is a definite reason to unpack the swimsuit and enjoy world-class Mexican food and nightclubs at what is said to be “the ultimate spring break.â€
For an excellent spring break closer to home, the awe-inspiring Panama City, Florida, is a paradise rife with beach party events and giveaways sponsored by MTV. This beach town is ranked the #1 US spring break destination by studentcity.com. Located in the Florida panhandle they are anticipating hundreds of thousands of students to descend on the city, all attracted by the 80 degree weather and 70 degree water and intense beach fun.
Many clubs are poised, ready to cater to the influx of spring breakers. Hotel accommodations run from $160 to $220, for a single room for your group to share. And though this will prove to be a great trip, why not pay much less with buyatimeshare.com for an entire condo to yourselves right on the beach.
Another popular Florida scene is the ever-active Daytona Beach. A party spot through and through, this famous spring break destination is affordable and is in the midst of all the action. On 23 miles of beaches, riddled with nightclubs and dozens of timeshare resorts to choose from, Daytona Beach is an excellent choice for close to home travel at inexpensive prices. Hotels range from a bit over $100 to over $1000. That much money could rent an entire timeshare condo, capable of fitting twice as many people than you could cram into a hotel.
On the other hand, a trip to the Bahamas is the quintessential high-end vacation spot. A breathtaking chain of 700 islands dressed with sugar-white sandy beaches and the clear ocean water. A place where the nightclubs stay open until the early morning hours, and that is a good thing they do—with a legal drinking age of 18, they are sure to be crowded with all walks of spring break life. Hotels at the Bahamas cost at least $1000 per person while you and your entourage can rent an entire furnished condo resort for much less the cost for a group.
The question is, why spend more money per person, for less room at a second-rate location? When you rent at buyatimeshare.com you get a fully furnished living room and functional kitchen. Your group can enjoy making their own meals instead of feasting on a continental breakfast or overpriced restaurants just to get lunch.
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