Three Places You'll Want to Add to your Southern USA Trip
3 places you'll want to add to your southern usa trip
Siesta Key Beach, Florida

This 8 mile long island is located just south of Sarasota. The beaches are absolutely breathtaking and make you feel like you are transported to the Caribbean. The sand is the best sand out there as it is made of pure quartz sand. If you are unfamiliar this means it is cool to the touch! No running around burning your feet on the beach barefoot. The food and dining experiences are sure to entertain you day after day! There are so many activities available from fishing to parasailing. There will be something to do for every member of the family!
Charleston, South Carolina

There are so many reasons people are drawn to Charleston, South Carolina. Charleston is full of history, culture, exquisite dining, family friendly attractions, watersports and just a relaxing escape under the sun. The famous Angel Oak trees are absolutely dreamy and make for the perfect background for any picture. Vacations are also generally pricey. Charleston is great for those on a budget because it is packed with free things to do. Some of these include parks, Charleston City Market, and King Street. What brings you to visit Charleston?
Austin, Texas

We all know Austin as the capital of the big ol Texas. Although it is the capital and full of quirks, history, food and so much more it still maintains that small town feel for the locals. Many people aren't aware but Austin is the perfect destination for the foodie. It's home to famous restaurants, food trucks, and "punny" taco joint. Austin earned the title "Music Capital of the World" in 1991 for having the most live music performances. This meaning you will never be short of entertainment, good food, and drinks. Into the outdoors? Austin provides over 50 miles of hiking trails, waterfalls, and one of the most beautiful lakes.
These places we list are not even close to how many cities you should have added to your list! What is your favorite city in the Southern US?