Renaissance brings more fun to California Beaches

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Ahoy all ye serious Rennies! If ye are planning a full schedule of festivals and faires in California this year, I have good news for ye. Dozens of renaissance faires are scheduled for 2010 and some of them are California's most popular beaches. There's an event in San Diego so pull out your travel website, plan and book one of the best san diego vacation packages before they're all sold out. This is a festival you won't want to miss. It's held annually in Balboa Park on September 11th. The event is a big deal in San Diego and all the rennie actors and vendors come out for this one.

Hotels will be scarce if you wait till summer's end. Personally, I suggest looking into an alternative to the traditional hotels, motels, campgrounds and RV parks. Tourism is big in California especially at the beaches. Add a renaissance festival in the mix and you have the formula for the nearby towns being booked solid. Most people don't want to over extend their budget.  I've found that if you book well in advance of an event, then california beach vacation rentals are not extravagant price wise. The luxury and amenities far outweigh those of most major hotel/motel chains because personal service comes with these rentals. I think it's so convenient to have breakfast and supper delivered to your door and to have your laundry picked up, cleaned and delivered. If you're busy with a big event this will save you lots of extra time and money so it's worth a little extra for the service and convenience. You can concentrate on your garments for the next show at the faire!

There is a place that is worth experiencing one time in your life, regardless which event you plan to attend or what your tourist agenda looks like. I mean, a renaissance festival is so special anyway. Why not make it unforgettable with a few nights stay at one of the mission beach vacation rentals ? Everything will be right outside your cottage or cabin. The sand, the surf and walking in the moonlight. Ahhh! I'm there already. See you when the surf's up.

The Midnight Writer