Spring Break Section



Newsletter

Subscribe to our newsletter to receive information on Spring-Break
Email:
First Name:



Main Spring Break sponsors

Spring Break

 




Welcome to


 

 

Spring Break Article

Thumbnail example

This is a selection made from among articles on Spring Break. For a permanent link to this article, or to bookmark it for future reading, click here.

A Palm Springs Vacation Guarantees A Playful And Fun Time

from: Fred Hendrickson




Palm Springs, California is located just about 110 miles east of Los Angeles and is one of the most popular desert resort towns in the United States. The population is just about perfect with under 50,000 residents and along with eight neighboring cities including Desert Hot Springs, Cathedral City, Palm Desert, Rancho Mirage, Indian Wells, La Quinta, Indio and Coachella makes up the Palm Springs area. The name 'Palm Springs' comes from the region's original inhabitants, the Cahuilla Indians. They named the area "la palma de la mano de Dios", which translates to "the palm of God's hand."


Palm Springs is mainly famous for its Golf Courses. From mainly flat to flat and rolling courses, there is a course for every golfer in Palm Springs. For those who prefer to spend their vacation time in other ways, Palm Springs offers a diverse assortment of attractions and activities. Visitors can enjoy shopping, hiking, museums, gaming, architecture, simply soaking in the sun and much more! The natural beauty of the Palm Springs area is enough to keep many people returning time and again.


Palm Springs was known during the 1950's and the 1960's as a resort town strictly for the rich and famous like Frank Sinatra. In fact, Tinseltown's most famous stars bought homes in Palm Springs during this time period and the area became known around the world as the place where the stars vacationed.


Fortunately, today Palm Springs is a resort town for everyone who wants to get away to one of the most delightful climates in the country. Vacation packages can be found for both people who are on a budget and those who can afford to enjoy luxurious resorts. Palm Springs has an average of 354 days of sun per year and very little rainfall. The winter season in Palm Springs has daytime temperatures that reach into the 70's and nighttime temperatures in the 40's. Sheltered by the Santa Rosa Mountains and the San Jacinto Mountains, Palm Springs seems to truly have been place by 'the hand of God' into one of the most ideal locations in the country.
About the Author

Travel expert Fred Hendrickson writes articles for http://www.palm-springs-insider.com






 


Other Spring Break - Spring Break Videos





Submit your articles HERE



Warning: file(http://www.searchfeed.com/rd/feed/TextFeed.jsp?trackID=P2127485710&pID=54656&cat=Spring+Break&nl=5&page=1&excID=) [function.file]: failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found in /home/titanad/public_html/springbreakreports/datas/searchfeed.php on line 8

Spring Break Specific links

Spring Break News

Another 2-week spring break for Surrey students

School district saves $400,000 reducing instructional days.

Read more...


Deputies issue 543 citations during spring break

Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office deputies on beach patrol issued at least 543 citations to underage drinkers during spring break 2012. That compares to 342 notices to appear for underage possession of alcohol handed out during spring break last year....

Read more...


Two-week spring break approved

The Abbotsford board of education has finalized its school calendar for 2012-13.

Read more...


Man loses bond on spring-break assault, carjacking charges

GULFPORT -- A Jackson man is now held without bond after a hearing on charges alleging he assaulted a pedestrian with a vehicle and kidnapped a woman in a carjacking on a spring-break weekend.

Read more...


Spring Break Gone Wrong (Part 1) Derek Jay Madrigal's Story

It's not every day a college student is greeted by the school's president and cheers from fellow classmates, especially, when a student walks in to drop out for the semester.

Read more...