3 Little Known Tips To Saving Money On Beach Vacation Travel

Here's a really simple way to save on beach vacation travel. We are
going to show you 3 ways to save you some bucks when booking your next
beach vacation. The beach is an incredible experience. No matter whether
you've traveled to far western Australia or taken a quick weekend trip
to the Jersey Shore, barring rain, the beach is usually a really
enjoyable experience. We've taken trips all over the world we've missed
giant opportunities of money savings that were seemingly all around us
if we had just taken the time to do a little extra research. Well, you
are in luck. The travel research has been done for you, all you have to
do is be willing to keep reading. Before you know it, you'll be taking
the beach vacation of your life, for a steeply discounted price. Here we
go:

 

1) Buy it used. Well, not really used: more like discounted (or unused
actually). Sometimes, people can put their vacation opportunities up at
real discounts. Did you know that there are all sorts of people out
there who own time shares but can't use them for various reasons? Maybe
the season isn't right, or they can't seem to get the flight that they
need. Ebay has a thriving market for timeshare opportunities. A lot of
the listings are permanent (e.g. people looking for others to buy their
times shares out completely), but sometimes people are just looking to
monetize a weeks worth of timeshare that they can't seem to use
themselves. Their loss can be your opportunity. Ebay is an auction, and
the highest price wins usually.

2) Compare everything. Guess what? Expedia and Orbitz seem like they are
juggernauts of internet travel and they control a lot of the market.
BUT, they don't have every vendor available. A lot of the discount
airlines like SouthWest and JetBlue don't use either of these massive
companies and you can only get their deals by going directly to their
website. Don't' tell anyone, but from what we've heard JetBlue is
supposed to have really nice seats and monitors on new planes with
really good prices. We haven't used JetBlue ourselves yet, but it's
supposed be really good (especially at delivering good value on
Northeast to Florida routes). That tip alone could save you some bucks
while getting you a really nice flight.

3) The first 2 points are perfectly valid in any trip planning but
almost worthless when you consider that you might have to shell out a
lot more bucks for destinations abroad. There is a beautiful beach state
located not too far from anyone East of the Mississippi. That's right.
Florida. Florida is back and it's beaches are still fantastic. Florida
is still beautiful. There has been a lot of development of Florida
during the last 50 years, but Florida is still a massive state with
plenty of undiscovered beaches. The state of Florida can be great if you
know where to look. It's pretty nice. Trust us….the undiscovered spots
of Florida can really be something else. However, they are becoming more
and more difficult to find as thousands of people move to Florida every
month.