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According to author Lindsay Cohn, discovering exciting new destinations with friends or family is one of the joys of traveling. Not many people enjoy spending an entire long vacation alone. Therefore, she has suggested a list of suitable destinations for a great group trip. These could be places with vibrant nightlife, restaurants with comfortable spaces for large groups, or countless memorable beach activities.
Lindsay praised Da Nang, Vietnam, as a culinary "giant" with a wide variety of tempting local dishes. The city also boasts night markets overflowing with fresh seafood and the alluring aroma of fish cake noodle soup permeates the air outside the cafes.
In addition, the heart of Central Vietnam boasts long stretches of sun-drenched beaches, the Marble Mountains, and numerous amusement parks, offering a vibrant group vacation experience.
The Golden Bridge is a tourism icon of Da Nang.
Another Asian destination on the list is Tokyo, a city of skyscrapers interspersed with ancient temples and craft shops celebrating centuries-old traditions. While there, visitors shouldn't miss the "Omakase menu" (where the chef chooses the dishes for you), sampling drinks in the Golden Gai area, and enjoying an onsen bath at Aman Tokyo.
Despite its high price, a trip to Ibiza in Spain is well worth it. This "Balearic island paradise" attracts groups of travelers with its vibrant nightlife, featuring numerous bars and beach clubs. Those who prefer to relax rather than party can visit secluded coves, stroll through chilled villages, browse craft shops, or participate in year-round yoga classes.
The remaining destinations on her list include Bali (Indonesia), Santa Teresa (Costa Rica), Scottsdale (Arizona, USA), Capri (Italy), Cartagena (Colombia), Amsterdam (Netherlands), St. Thomas Island (Virgin Islands, USA), New Orleans (Louisiana, USA), Aspen (Colorado, USA), Milwaukee (Wisconsin, USA), Marrakech (Morocco), Punta Cana (Dominican Republic), London (England), Vancouver (Canada), and Mykonos (Greece).
