Kelley Howard, our Account Executive from the Palm Desert office explains why the desert is a year round destination…
What’s Hot, When it’s Hot
by Kelley Howard
As we head into the Summer months and desert temperatures rise into the 100’s, don’t hop the next plane to cooler climates...stay and bask in the warm sunshine in our desert oasis. There’s much to see and do when the temperature heats up!
Top 10 Hottest Options:
- 1. The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, also known as the Eighth Wonder of the World provides guests panoramic views of the entire Coachella Valley and is 30-40 degrees cooler than the desert floor. Be sure to bring a camera for keepsake photos of the native flora and fauna.
- 2. El Paseo, known as the “Rodeo Drive of the Desert” plays host to some of the finest shops on the West Coast.
Guests enjoy exploring the Gardens while they shop till they drop!
- 3. Celebrity Tours are always a huge hit, and our desert Oasis was the home away from home to many notables including Liberace, Elvis Pressley, Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, and the Gabor Sisters. Guests get a kick out of exploring the homes in the comfort of a climate controlled vehicle on their private journey into Palm Springs Babylon.
- 4. With over 110 fabulous golf courses, Palm Springs is known as Golfer’s Paradise. From seasoned golf pros, to celebrities and Presidents, guests are in great company as they tee off with stunning desert vistas just past the next green. Just be sure to hit the links in the a.m. hours!
- 5. Experience the desert in the ultimate comfort and ultimate style as you explore the San Andreas Faultine, Joshua Tree Natural Park, or California’s largest Lake; the Salton Sea in a state of the art HummerH2. Desert guides put guests in the know as they explore these geological gems.
- 6. When the heat rises – rise with it! Soar into the dazzling desert sky aboard a hot air balloon at sunrise or sunset, and become immersed in the glorious vistas that await guests.
- 7. Wine Not? Just about an hour out of town, wine country waits. Enjoy tastings, great shopping, and divine culinary creation at one of Temecula Valley’s famous wineries.
- 8. For the history buff in all of us, the Palm Springs Air Museum is a non-profit educational institution whose mission is to exhibit, educate and eternalize the role of the World War II combat aircraft and the role the pilots and American citizens had in achieving this great victory.
- 9. Ahhh…the spa. The valley plays host to some incredible spas where the only thing you need to do is relax, rejuvenate, and reconnect with yourself.
- 10. Luck be a lady? With five fantastic casinos in the valley, why not try a hand at the poker, blackjack or roulette table? Our local casinos offer more than just high stakes and some incorporate shopping, big name entertainment, sparkling pools, bowling, and fine dining (truly!).
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