Top 3 Locations To Take A Sunny Assignment

It’s the beginning of Winter, which means months of cold, dreary weather – or does it? 

Fortunately for travel nurses, they get to pick where they spend Winter and sunshine can be just a click away! Here are the top three locations for travel nurses looking to escape the cold:

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Hawaiian Coast

There’s really no way to rank the best destinations for beaches without mentioning Hawaii. Hawaii is one of the most beautiful areas in the world, home to volcanoes, forests and, of course, beaches.

One reason Hawaiian beaches are to die for is the great weather that Hawaii is famous for. Sure, it’s not perfectly sunny year round. However, it will be easier than not to find a day to enjoy beaches that people travel across the world for.

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Gulf Coast Beaches in Alabama

Alabama isn’t usually on people’s list for great beach destinations. That makes sense, considering Alabama only has a little over 50 miles of coastline, but the coastline Alabama does have is definitely worth getting excited about – especially since their weather is consistently warm.

Many of the beaches in Alabama are long and sandy making them perfect destinations for weekend retreats or day trips. Also take into account that you’ll be able to get some of the best seafood on the Alabama coast and it’s hard to think of reasons not to travel to Alabama.

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Sandy Florida

Fun fact: Florida has the second largest coastline of any state (after Alaska). Not only does Florida offer beaches in the Gulf and Atlantic coast, but Florida also shares the same waters as the Bahamas.

Travel nurses should be sure to check out Miami, Tampa and Jacksonville if they are looking to be right on the beach.

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Whether you’re looking to create an endless summer or you prefer a snowy winterland, we have the assignment for you! With travel assignments in all 50 states, we’ve got you covered.