Have you ever wondered what this year’s spicy vacation spots are? Well if you’re like us the you’ve been thinking about it all year long! According to some reviews online here are some of the best places to spend your short summer months.

10: The Bahamas-Even though they have a risk of getting rain during the hurricane season, June usually gets mild weather conditions. Fewer crowds and significantly lowers prices also attract tourists. Some resorts in the Out Islands close through November.

9: Miami- Miami continues to draw visitors, especially Europeans and South Americans trying to get away from the winter. To keep cool, just take a dip in the Atlantic, Biscayne Bay, or Infinity Pool.

8: Catalina Island,Ca- This is a 22 mile trip by ferry or helicopter and here you can explore and find an island full of paradoxes, where you’ll also see wild buffalo.

7: Mackinac Island, MI- 20 Minutes by boat from either the Upper or Lower Peninsula of Michigan. Its roughly 4 square miles, and is ideal for hiking and cycling.

6: Ocean City, MD- This east coast beach town is best know for the boardwalk, which sells really nice neon spray painted T-Shirts and has old-school amusement rides.

5: Amsterdam-This might seem like an place that shouldn’t be on the list but summer is the best time to visit. There are festivals everywhere and events to enjoy!

4: Virginia Beach, VA- Virginia Beach is the prime summer place begging tourists from up and down the mid-Atlantic with at least 35 miles of sandy beaches and a 3 mile long board-less boardwalk.

3: Bora Bora- This is the place that resembles the perfect island you conjure up in your thoughts, Bora Bora is surrounded by a circular coral reef, which is why it’s best to stay away from that part.

2: Dubai: Here you can ski indoors and shop at the biggest mall in the world. Also for you carnival lovers, you wouldn’t want to miss their festivals.

1: Hawaii- This is the No.1 destination on the list, here you’ll feel like your on another world because of the red and black sand beaches, with sea cliffs, volcanic landscapes and an abundant amount of sea life.