by Elizabeth Bonner
It’s the most wonderful time of the year.
No, it’s not Christmas — it’s the days and weeks after. For snowbirds, that means pulling out of one driveway piled high with snow and parking in another bordered with palm trees.
As you plan your trip South this year you might be tempted to try to find a less congested route.
This story on NPR is a cautionary tale on relying on GPS – a godsend for many of us – to take us off the beaten path.
Here at Holiday Isle Properties, our goal is to make your vacation a relaxing experience from finding the perfect place to stay. We’ve been in business 34 years and enjoy helping guests make wonderful Destin memories. We manage over 250 properties, many that offer a monthly rate for stays in December into March.
Read MoreLegend has it that the term Snowbird was first used to describe Canadians who often fled the brutal cold weather characteristic of our neighbors to the north.
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