Spring break: something many students wait the whole year for. Maybe you are the type who enjoys using this week to spend your time relaxing at home, taking in the idea of no home work, or maybe you’re the type who dreams of being on an exotic island, with nothing but the breeze in your hair. But here’s something a few too many of us find familiar, what if neither of those getaways sound like our ideal way to spend spring break?
Then here is something that may be for you. Just neighboring our lovely state of Washington lays Oregon, a beautiful state with an endless amount of things to do. A few years ago I went on a vacation with a friend and their family. I didn’t think it sounded like the best time in the world, but our week long trip along the Oregon coast was incredible!
Although I enjoyed the whole trip, one thing stood out to me the most, whale watching. Luckily enough for you fellow spring breakers, prime whale watching season for the spring falls in March. Whether you are watching from a lighthouse, or have the chance to go on a boat tour, the Oregon Coast has a variety of ways for you to go whale watching.
So, if you aren’t trying to be in the heat on a sandy beach, or would like to spend a little time away from home, try heading over to our neighboring state, Oregon, and go view the breathtaking experience that is whale watching! I promise you it will not disappoint!
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