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Go to the Everglades
December 22, 2008 in Activity

Want a wild outdoorsy day filled with fanboat rides and alligators. Look no further than the Everglades. You can easily book a tour for the trip. The fan boat rides are extreme with your group doing 180-360 spins out in the Florida flats. This is a real Florida experience that is not to be missed.

Check out the Art Deco Historic District
December 22, 2008 in Activity

South Beach's heart is its Art Deco Historic District, from 18th St. and south along Ocean Dr and Collins Ave - one of the largest area in the USA on the National Register of Historic Places. In fact, the District's rejuvenations and rebirth as a major tourist destination results directly from it's protection as a historic place in 1979.

Celebrity Watch
December 22, 2008 in Activity

South Beach is famous for its celebrities. You can sit on the strip in South Beach and keep an eye out, but you may be more likely to find one inside the sleek hotels or trendy clubs.

Party on South Beach
December 22, 2008 in Activity

The beach is one of the most famous in the world with gorgeous sand and amazing people watching. People wear outrageous stuff in South Beach, so pulling up a beach chair and just sitting around can be entertainment in its self. There are also tons of beach resorts and areas where you can party with tons of spring breakers

Head down to the Keys
December 22, 2008 in Activity

Want to experience some of the worlds greatest snorkeling? Grab a bus or a rent-a-car and head down to the keys. The drive is gorgeous and there are tons of attractions. If you want to spend a night in Key West and experience another awesome party scene, check out our Key West page.

Sports Events
December 22, 2008 in Activity

If it’s football season and you love the smell of pigskin, then be sure to tailgate and catch a University of Kentucky football game on the weekend.
While you’re visiting on a weekend, you might as well show up for a University of Kentucky midnight hockey game which is always entertaining, especially with the amount of inebriated and hardcore fans that fill the stands.

Tailgate in the Grove
December 21, 2008 in Activity

The Grove is what Ole Miss is known for and is one of the best college football traditions in the South. The players walk through the Grove before every game as part of the walk of Champions which is about two and half hours before the game. This is Southern Hospitality at its finest meaning that everywhere you look you will be offered free food and drinks. This is as elaborate as tailgating gets with flat screen TV’s and chandeliers in some of the tents.

Go visit William Faulkner’s house
December 21, 2008 in Activity

It is a great for a picnic in the park and to go see some of the history that makes Oxford the charming southern town that it is. His plantation is called “Rowan Oak” and has a large southern antebellum home.

Sardis Lake
December 21, 2008 in Activity

Pull your truck right up on the "beach" and open a cold one. You will most likely need a four wheel drive to get out there, but once you make it, it's a great place to chill out, shoot skeet, make a fire or just look at the stars. This is a perfect place to let a warm spring afternoon turn into a crazy bonfire party at night, but make sure you are careful on your way home because of the police road blocks. Many students go to Sardis to fish, camp, and even water ski behind their four wheelers. Overall, Sardis is a great place to get away and create your fun anyway you can imagine it.

Shopping on the Square
December 21, 2008 in Activity

You wouldn’t expect it, but there is great shopping in this small Mississippi town. There are tons of little boutique shops that carry high-end products from local vendors. The stores will be packed with sorority girls searching for the perfect dress for the big game.