Dreamy beaches, silky warm seas, lush landscapes, and endless sunshine: are the top ingredients for an ideal tropical holiday. Every tropical tourist mecca is fascinating in its own way.

Some are dazzled by their natural beauty. Others add cultural elements of exoticism, architecture, and mouth-watering cuisine. Some offer eco-adventures and wildlife-rich wilderness, and some sleepy islands seem to take you back in time.

When we think of travel, my mind quickly conjures up images of sandy beaches, blue waters, and palm trees in the tropics. When most people think of paradise, chances are they are thinking of tropical islands in far-flung corners of the world.

Lounging with a good book, sipping coconut water, and enjoying the sun. What could be better than that? Tropical islands are havens, where the days pass and time slows down on a tropical beach.

When it comes to subtropical beaches in the USA, the first thing that comes to mind must be Hawaii or San Francisco, California. Well, there are plenty of great beach resorts in the USA!

The Gulf Coast of Florida, for example, is a great place for a not-too-crowded, yet perfect beach experience. It's also where many families on the East Coast escape the warmth of winter. Visitors can enjoy local seafood and go shopping. Most importantly, there is plenty of rest and relaxation at the uncrowded beaches.

Florida's summers are long, hot, and humid, but never unbearably hot. The so-called winters, however, are mild. Occasional cool breezes and cold air blow in from the north.

The southeast coast and the Florida Keys have warm winters because of the warm Gulf of Mexico current and the prevailing southerly winds. There are hurricanes but they are not very common. The most frequent months are between June and October.

We would also like to recommend Kauai, known as the Garden Island, a tropical Eden with lush rainforests, waterfalls, and spectacular green coastal peaks. A masterpiece of nature's dramatic lava-sculpted landscape, the island has a more laid-back vibe than its popular sister islands of Maui and Oahu.

Underwater, you'll find colorful coral reefs where sea turtles and tropical fish swim. On land, you can sunbathe on golden beaches, enjoy cloud-covered views from the cliffs of Hanalei Bay, hike among the velvety peaks of the stunning Na Pali Coast, and explore the 10-mile-long, lush Waimea Canyon. Tropical gardens, waterfalls, lovely coastal towns, and fabulous surf breaks are other top tourist attractions.

Items to bring for a seaside break：

Umbrella or awning: the sun is unusually strong on the beach, so shade is a must

Beach tent: A beach tent can be used for shade, and a beach tent can also be used for privacy

Beach mat: a great tool for relaxing on the beach, or a picnic mat can be used instead

Beach chairs: breathable, quick drying, and comfortable

Ice pack: fill it with food and have a picnic on the beach. You can put some ice cubes to keep food and drinks fresh.