young couple (21F, 23M) travel suggestions- mid-march 2025
Posted by ShortFun375@reddit | Shoestring | View on Reddit | 8 comments
hey all! my partner and I are deviating from our spring break travel group for the first time this year and are planning on traveling to europe together this March. as almost-college graduates, we are certainly working on a budget, but are looking to spend 6-7 days somewhere warm(ish). we've found pretty cheap flights (thank you skyscanner) to several different destinations, so airfare shouldn't be a huge concern, but I know hotel prices vary drastically across the continent so are trying to keep that in mind.
we're looking for some sun, maybe a beach or two, but are prioritizing places with rich history/culture, walkability, cheap food/booze, good live music, and if possible, not EXTREME spring break crowds. we can handle some noise, we're young, but are looking for as laid-back of an environment as possible for mid march. think college spring break for two mildly anxious, very easily impressed individuals.
we've gone to germany, ireland, and austria in the past (bavaria was our favorite), so would prefer not to repeat. any and all suggestions welcome!
PotentialPraline9364@reddit
This year is like a peak for Aurora in Alaska. It comes in like a 11 year cycle. March 16th ish is generally the best time of year to see aurora.
Just_Will@reddit
Greece, Spain, Albania or Croatia.
BillyButcher510@reddit
Can confirm Albania. Was there for 7 months. Down in Saranda was beautiful. We stayed mostly in Vlore.
ultimatevacation@reddit
I'm not sure where you're traveling from, but something that can save you a lot of money on is getting a camper van instead of a hotel room. Another upside to this is your transportation is covered too and you can visit multiple places in one trip. I would just check the age limit for it in certain countries because they might make you pay extra fees for being under 25.
realfoxxoxo@reddit
young couple is loved.
travel_posts@reddit
china, $100 per night for hotels would get you the presidental suite lol. flight might be more expensive from america but everything else will be significantly cheaper and nicer than comparably cheap countries.
savehoward@reddit
Where are you traveling from?
MayaPapayaLA@reddit
The only question that matters.