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Top 10 Tranquil Vacation Spots in the US

Learn about the most eye catching vacation spots in the world!
William Brown

Intro

So you’ve probably been working hard and you’re in need of a little break. The following list compiles the top 10 tranquil vacation holiday spots in the United States where you can sit back, relax and get some much need rest. Make sure you're prepped with all the necessary gear like roof racks as this resource shows.

These locations are easily accessible.

1. Camel Beach, California

Looking for white shores and incredible sunsets? Carmel Beach located on the Central Coast of California is rated one of Americas top beach towns.
From early mornings to nightfall Carmel Beach attracts tourists and locals alike with its beautiful scenery and fun activities. Carmel Beach is also dog friendly, and has readily available parking & restrooms.

2. Savannah, Georgia

Spanish moss, creepy graveyards and Southern accents, Savannah is a lot like Charleston, South Carolina. This beautiful city located about 100 miles to the south has an unusual streak.
Southern restaurants share street blocks with edgy cafes and refurbished theatres. Most known for its horse-drawn carriages, manicured parks and antebellum architecture.
Its historic district is bursting with cobblestoned squares and parks shaded by oak trees such as Forsyth.

At the very center of Savannah is the landmark, Gothic Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist. With such rich architecture and stunning views, the city would be a great option for those looking to walk around a peaceful area.

3. Kennebunkport

In the market for beautiful scenery and quiet beaches? Are you near the East Coast and looking to dine on some fine fresh seafood? Well, Kennebunkport located in southern Maine might be just the right vacation for you. It is a coastal town known for its long beaches, Seashore Trolley Museum, and St Ann’s Episcopal Church.
Visitors can also expect to see the 1833 Goat Island Lighthouse which sits in the harbour village of Cape Porpoise. Restaurants, cafés and fish shops are everywhere, with secret footpaths leading to the beach. Kennebunkport is a destination made for exploring.

4. Hot Springs, Arkansas

Situated in Arkansas’ Ouachita Mountains, approximately fifty five miles southwest of Little Rock, Hot Springs serves as a perfect candidate for anyone seeking to relax or adventure.
The town’s name originated from a system of springs which have attracted travellers for thousands of years, starting with the American Indians. In present day.

5. Newport, Rhode Island

Newport is located around 33 miles southeast of Province, Rhode Island and is a seaside city on Aquidneck Island.
The city is most known as a New England summer holiday resort and for its rich sailing history and old mansions. It was the first U.S Open location for golf and tennis tournaments, as well as every challenge to the Auid Mug trophy.
High-end shops line Thames Street, while those looking for architecture can indulge in the 19th century summer cottages on the shores. The super wealthy residents have long moved on, but they have left their mansions open for public tours. The colonial-era buildings downtown certainly give the city a nice Old World, blue blood feel.

6. Kiawah Island, South Carolina

Kiawah is a spectacular sea island on the Atlantic coast situated 25 miles southwest of Charleston. Mainly serves as a private beach and golf resort, which is home to the Kiawah Island Golf Resort. With large acclaimed golf courses and spacious villas with beach views. Visitors can also expect to go shopping and dining offering a great balance.

7. Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Are you looking for a romantic getaway with your significant other, or maybe an educational trip with the kids, how about a bit of both? Gettysburg might be just what you’re looking for in a small charming town located in southern Pennsylvania.
Everything from pop shops, restaurants and cozy inns that serve fresh American cuisine and locally crafted drinks.

8. Nantucket, Massachusetts

Nantucket is a tiny island off Cape Cod, Massachusetts and is the perfect summer vacation with dune-backed beached. The town is distinct for its unpainted cedar-shingled buildings, many enclosed by trimmed privets. The streets are cobblestoned and are lined with boutiques, restaurants and churches.

9. Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts

Another island sitting off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, lies Martha’s Vineyard, a secret summer hideaway for the rich and famous.
Frequent visitors include former President Barack Obama, Bill Murray and David letterman, among other celebrities over the past century. However it's a quiet and relaxing lifestyle.

10. Sanibel Island, Florida

Sanibel Island has excellent weather year round so don’t fear about your bookings being determined by season. Lovely beaches await those craving the sun, while the J.N. Darling National Wildlife Refuge is sure to attract those looking to hike or bike.
Visitors can also book a sunset cruise to really enjoy and take in the beauty of this Florida location.