Family Travel Destinations for August

Take some time off this summer to embark on family travel. With the kids off from school and warm weather at its peak, there is no better time to go on a trip.

Saint Barths

This year, St. Barths Tennis Open takes place Aug. 15, and those interested in attending should consider staying at Hôtel Barrière Le Carl Gustaf. The hotel opened in October 2020, consistently offering an ambience of wellbeing and relaxation. The property features 21 luxurious rooms, suites and bungalows. For delicious dining, stop by Fouquet’s restaurant and bar in the hotel or Shellona Restaurant, located on Shell Beach.

Aruba

Located on 12 acres of Aruba’s world-renowned Palm Beach, Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort Spa & Casino is a year-round resort with a reputation for outstanding hospitality. The resort recently finished renovations, including Trankilo, the new adults-only pool, and a transformed spa. The resort also debuted a new wellness program called Rise and Shine, consisting of various daily classes with aerial yoga and meditation. Guests can also take advantage of the full moon yoga classes offered once a month at the Big Palapa. This August, Aruba Summer Music Festival 2022 will take place Aug. 14–17 at Harbor Arena in Oranjestad, where guests can enjoy music from all types of bands and artists.

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West Hollywood, Los Angeles

Fans of comedic talent should head to West Hollywood to discover up-and-coming talent at the LA Comedy Film Festival, ending Aug. 7. Andaz West Hollywood, Los Angeles’ iconic rock n’ roll hotel, sits on the Sunset Strip, making it a perfect place to stay during the festival. Spend the day relaxing by the resort’s rooftop pool, the highest in Los Angeles.

Maui, Hawai’i

Throughout August, travelers can explore Maui’s waters during peak snorkeling season. Embark on the new Maui Nui Wild Side Lahaina experience from PacWhale Eco-Adventures. On the six-hour adventure, witness beautiful reef fish and coral, as well as possible sightings of dolphins, green sea turtles, octopus and many more marine animals. This experience takes place on a smaller boat to allow guests to explore more hidden destinations larger boats aren’t able to access.