Random Best Girls' Trip Destinations (32 items)

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  (#1) London

  • Great Britain, United Kingdom

  London is chalk-full of history, which permeates throughout the entire city. Check out the Thames River and the Eye of London, it's ancient marketplaces, or book a tour at Buckingham Palace, where you may just catch a glimpse of the Royal family (chances are slim, but you never know). And of course, don't forget about all of the pubs!
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  (#2) Barcelona

  • Catalonia, Spain

  Barcelona has a booming nightlife with gastropubs, bars, and clubs, as well as possessing a romantic, old-city charm that you can feel from just walking down the streets. Check out the famous Barcelona Beach, the tapas, or the countless museums the city has to offer. 
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  (#3) Paris

  • Île-de-France, France

  Wine and cheese, anyone? Paris will provide you with ample designer stores, adorable cafes, movie-magic cityscapes, and the stinkiest cheese around. But must dos in Paris is touring through the circuit of the grand museums they have to offer. 

  Check out this article of the top 10 museums to visit while you're in Paris.
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  (#4) Rome

  • Lazio, Italy

  One of the oldest cities in the world, Rome has a plethora of sites to visit: the Parthenon, the Vatican, and the Colosseum. The entire city is a museum, so there's no better way to get around than walking. And don't forget to stop for a bite of pizza and gelato.
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  (#5) Spain

  • Europe

  Even though Spain is hugged by the Mediterranean Sea, giving it verbose shorelines and beautiful beaches, it's also the second-most mountainous country in Europe, after Switzerland. In addition to that, Spain also is currently crowned the best restaurant in the world, El Celler de Can Roca, as well as the oldest restaurant in the world, Casa Botin (since 1725), where painter Goya even worked as a server at one point. 
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  (#6) Bahamas

  • Americas

  The Bahamas are the perfect getaway for you and your girls to really party. Clubs, bars, casinos, and resorts, the Bahamas have it all. If you need a day off from all of the craziness, check out the Lucayan National Park, where you can explore forests, caves, and hiking trails galore. 
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  (#7) Bermuda

  • Americas

  Though a part of the infamous Bermuda Triangle, Bermuda itself is much more appealing and worth trekking through the mysterious triangle for. Excellent hiking trails, pristine beaches, and some of the best scuba diving in the world. 
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  (#8) Australia

  • Oceania

  You can do it all in Australia: big city exploring in Sydney and Melbourne, swimming alongside the Great Barrier Reef, or take an expedition through the Outback. With exotic animals, lush seascapes, and cosmopolitan fun, there's nothing you'll be missing on a trip to Australia.
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  (#9) Toronto

  • Ontario, Canada

  Toronto is an urban adventure, with its countless festivals, museums, and historic neighborhoods. Take a trip to downtown Chinatown or to the Distillery Historic District where it's crammed with restaurants, pubs, and art galleries. For the outdoorsy people, there's plenty of hiking and biking, as well as water fun on the north shore of Lake Ontario.
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  (#10) New Zealand

  • Oceania

  National parks and reserves inhabit 1/3 of all of the land in New Zealand, making it one of most pristine countries in the world. Check out the ecotourism, the new foodie culture that's developing, and the outdoor shopping.
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  (#11) French Polynesia

  • Oceania, France
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  (#12) New York City

  • New York, USA

  The Big Apple's all about the sophistication: shopping, dining, and shows galore. Finally, you can finally set your Samantha free while exploring the city that never sleeps.
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  (#13) Las Vegas

  • Nevada, USA

  Aka Sin City, this is your chance to get a little crazy. Get risky with gambling, going to a swanky strip club, or attending a Cirque du Soleil show. Plus, who doesn't love 99 cent margaritas, chilling poolside, and getting a killer massage at half price? 
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  (#14) Costa Rica

  • Americas

  If you and your gal pals take a trip to Costa Rica, be sure to go on the original canopy tour, which allows you to climb through the jungle like a monkey. It's an adventure-seeker's paradise with its zip lining tours, white water rafting, cliff diving, scuba diving, and kayaking. If being adventurous isn't your thing, chill on the beaches and eat some chips and guac, or stroll through its marketplaces.
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  (#15) Los Angeles

  • California, USA

  An epitome of a swanky summer vacay, the City of Angels offers more shopping than you'll ever be able to accomplish in a lifetime, celebrity-sitings, hiking, and bottom's-up surf's-up. And don't forget to stroll down Hollywood Boulevard.
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  (#16) Dominican Republic

  • Americas

  If you go to the Dominican Republic, there's no doubt that you'll get beautiful white beaches, grand resorts, and delicious cocktails. For those days on your trip when you're looking to change things up a little, travel a bit further inland and explore the island. Santo Domingo is the oldest Spanish city in the New World, with several of its sites listed as UNESCO Heritage sites. 
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  (#17) New Orleans

  • Louisiana, USA

  There's big partying in The Big Easy where the jazz bands are playing in bars and restaurants are serving steaming gumbo. Bourbon Street is where you'll find the party, but there's a lot more to the city than just that. Check out the Wax Museum, the Riverwalk Marketplace, Marie Laveau's House of Voodoo, or the swamp tours.  
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  (#18) Florida Keys

  • Biscayne National Park

  What more can you ask for when going on a beachy vacation than good food and good beaches? Plus, you can drive to the keys from the mainland. Check out the wildlife while you're down there, including its vast coral reef gardens, or go tour the shipwrecks, where you'll be able to find old wooden ship remnants as well as newer steel hulled ships, such as the World War II Brenwood.
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  (#19) Miami

  • Florida, USA

  Miami is notorious for swanky clubs, restaurants, and killer beaches. But don't forget to visit Little Havana, where you can grab an authentic Cuban meal and stroll along Calle Ocho, or check out mother nature and visit the Everglades.
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  (#20) San Francisco

  • San Francisco Bay Area, California, USA

  San Francisco is California's hubbub of local, organic eats, inner city exploring, and foggy, jagged cliff sides. Visit Fisherman's Wharf, Chinatown, Alamo Square, and of course, the Golden Gate Bridge. 
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  (#21) Chicago

  • Chicago metropolitan area, Illinois, USA

  Take a glitzy shopping trip along Magnificent Mile, a stretch of cityscape that sits along Lake Michigan. When you're done with all of your shopping, rent some bikes and ride along the North Shore paths. Navy Pier, Chicago's most popular tourist attraction, is like a year-round carnival, with a few rides and carnival eats along the pier. Also check out Lincoln Zoo, one of the oldest zoos in the country, as well as one of the few admission-free ones. Be sure to check out Uno, a local deep dish pizzeria, in downtown Chicago, or Due, it's sister restaurant, right across the street (they have the same menu, my cousin swears by Due!).
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  (#22) Savannah

  • Georgia, USA

  Savannah, Georgia, is the epitome of Southern hospitality and charm with its friendly locals and relaxing city. It has a thriving arts scene, which you can find downtown during its many art crawls and festivals. Of course, it wouldn't be a proper visit to the South without some comfort food, so go to Paula Dean's The Lady & Sons downtown where patrons line up out the door to eat her fried chicken, collard greens, and macaroni and cheese. 
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  (#23) Boston

  • Massachusetts, USA

  Boston is a historic city, with cobblestone roads, historic landmarks and beautiful neighborhoods. Also check out the ICA, the Institute of Contemporary Art, shopping on Newbury Street in Back Bay, and for all you baseball fans, a Red Sox game. 
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  (#24) Hawaii

  • Hawaii, USA

  Snorkeling, hiking, BBQing, and hula dancing, Hawaii will never leave you short of things to do. Take a hike over to Kiluaea on Hawaii Island, which has been in constant eruption since 1983, or relax on one of 400 beaches that Hawaii has to offer, all of which are public. 
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  (#25) Palm Springs

  • California, USA

  An artists' oasis, Palm Springs provides plenty for art and film lovers alike, with its many festivals and art and street fairs. Many of the hotels also offer free bike rentals, so pedal your way through town to it's glamorous swimming pools and golf courses.  
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  (#26) Portland

  • Oregon, USA

  A town of great coffee, cheap food, and funkiness in every corner of the city, Portland is known as "the place where young people go to retire." Tour the city on bikes, eat from food trucks, and check out the local farmers' markets. 
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  (#27) Washington, D.C.

  • Contiguous United States, USA

  The capital of the United States, it's a must to visit the standards: the Lincoln, Washington, and MLK monuments, the White House, the Smithsonian, and the Holocaust museum, and Georgetown. You can also check out the cherry blossom festival in the spring, or vacation there over 4th of July, with fireworks galore.
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  (#28) Seattle

  • Washington, USA

  Seattle is home to amazing seafood, coffee and live music. Wander through Capital Hill, Pike Place Market, one of the oldest farmers markets in the country, and ride to the top of the Space Needle, where you can gaze out onto the entire city. 
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  (#29) Charleston

  • South Carolina, USA

  Charleston is a beach town, with sunny weather, good surfing, and delicious crab cakes. It's recently had a mini-boom in craft distilleries, and it'll be hard to choose which upscale oyster bar you choose for dinner. Though it has plenty of pristine bed and breakfasts, the city also hosts plenty of festivals, live music, and shopping. 
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  (#30) Door County

  • Wisconsin, USA

  Door County, Wisconsin boasts one of the most iconic autumns in the entire U.S., with its crisp air and bright, popping colors along the northern Lake Michigan shore, in which you can kayak or sail. And famous for its Montmorency cherries, pies, stuffed french toast, and desserts galore await for you to gobble them up. One of the quietest places on this list, you're certain to find some peace and quiet.
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  (#31) Disneyland

  • Disneyland Resort, Anaheim, California, USA

  From the more adult nightlife in downtown Disney, to its family-friendly rides and shows, Disneyland is a fun getaway, where it's easy to let loose and let all the work be done for you. Stay in one of their three hotels on site, stay late for the lights and fireworks shows, and meet all of your favorite Disney characters. 
  
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  (#32) Saint Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands

  • United States Virgin Islands

  The largest of the U.S. Virgin Islands, St. Croix plays host to white sand beaches, lush jungles, and historic small towns. Go on a scuba diving tour to explore clear waters and ancient shipwrecks, or take a tour through the Cruzan rum distillery. 

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