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Travel Ideas for April
Siesta Key
Siesta Key, near Sarasota, is a Gulf coast favorite for couples and families. Its beautiful sand and nightly sunsets are inspiring.
Nassau
A picture is worth 1,000 words . . . but we think this one's even better. Sign us up for Nassau in April!
Texas
Ladybird Johnson's bluebonnets cover the state this time of year, and you've never seen anything so beautiful in your life as that rolling wave of nature's color.
Cozumel
Beach + sun + bikinis + cold beer + great shopping . . . all on an exotic yet friendly island destination. Cancun!
Roswell
Roswell in southeastern New Mexico has a draw that no one else can match . . . aliens may have crashed here! Do you believe?
Catalina Island
San Diego's perfect weather is shared on this most romantic getaway island. Catalina is made for two.
Monument Valley
Want to see some jaws drop? Go see Monument Valley, one of America's must-do western drives, in northeastern Arizona and southern Utah.
Barbados
Barbardos is far enough away that it feels exotic but easy enough to reach that it's not a hassle. It's a great Caribbean destination.
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About Libby McMillan
A longtime travel journalist, Libby chose her beautiful city after a nationwide search for a new hometown. Greenville's amazing downtown, four mild seasons, varied terrain, friendly residents and countless nearby waterfalls made it a winner.
Libby previously spent 20 years in Florida, what she calls “the only place in the world where you drive north to reach the South.”
An avid college football fan, Libby has deep ties to the University of Oklahoma but graduated from rival Texas. She’s lived in Austin, Boston, Nashville, San Francisco and Captiva Island, Florida, including 4 happy years on a houseboat.
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About Maggie Tuten Tyner
Maggie wasn't born in Greenville, S.C., but she was certainly raised here, having called this her home for the last 20+ years. She even graduated from local Furman University and went to work as an editor for 10Best shortly thereafter. Her daydreams come mainly in the form of screenplays and novels, and her free time is spent watching movies, enjoying the gorgeous surrounding foothills or exploring the Greenville food scene – almost always alongside her husband.
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