Girl's weekend suggestions

[mam677]

My friend and I are talking about a weekend trip in late January 2015. I'm in Albuquerque and she's in Austin. Neither of us want to go anywhere too cold. Suggestions for somewhere in the south that won't take more than one connection, has good food and things to keep us occupied? We discussed Atlanta as a possibility but I haven't done enough research to see what kinds of touristy things it has to offer. TIA!

[Deleted]

Las Vegas, Miami, or San Diego?

[neonpink]

New Orleans?

[mam677]

New Orleans is out because I'm going with my husband later this year. For some reason, my friend hates Vegas so that's out. I'll check with her on SD and Miami though.

[muppetinma]

Atlanta isn't necessarily going to be warm. Snow and ice are still a possibility.

[alleinesein]

Atlanta isnt known as a warm winter destination!

FL? Miami, Key West, Sarasota, Tampa area would all work.

San Diego isnt exactly warm in the winter but it is nicer than about 99% of the US that time. Its not beach weather because while it can get up in the 70s during the day the Pacific ocean is COLD!!

[magdala]

Sedona AZ?

[anna7602]

Miami is my favorite girls' weekend location. I have had many girls' weekends there over the last 15 years.

[clseale]

Miami could work. You could also try Key West. It looks like you could get there with one stop on Delta, via ATL. Something like Charleston or Savannah could be fun, but they're not likely to be warm. I'm not very familiar with the weather in the western part of the country during that time.

[kelley182]

I was also going to suggest San Diego. You could also consider going to an all inclusive resort in Mexico.

[jaime183]

Miami or So Cal... either San Diego or one of the beach towns like Newport, Huntington, etc

[definitelyO]

are you looking to stay domestic?
I'm planning a girl's trip and I'm currently checking out Costa Rica, Dominican Republic and Mexico (Cabo).

[sunshinedaydreams]

Do you have to stay in the US?

If so: Sedona, AZ, Miami, Key West

If not: Mexico, Dominican Republic, Jamaica