Mar 27, 2017 09:22 AM EDT By Emily Marks, UniversityHerald Reporter

Another great spring break idea is to get a limo from Limo Find and go on a road trip. A lot of college students are excited for spring break. It's the best time to reward themselves with some R&R after giving their best during their classes.

There are a lot of spring break destinations that won't break a student's budget. Europe seems like a pretty expensive place to go for spring break but it does provide free things for students on spring break to do without breaking the bank.

There are also other ways to enjoy spring break without leaving the city. Students can catch up on sleep and stay at home doing nothing all day, go out and pursue their hobbies as well as read new books.

Another great spring break idea is to go on a road trip. Teen Vogue noted that road trips provide a chance for students to soak in their surroundings and experience new parts of the country.

Moreover, road trips do not require that much planning. The publication shared three destinations that students can check out this spring break 2017.

Adventures on Deserts and Canyons

This is ideal for those from Colorado, Utah, Nevada, New Mexico or Arizona. The total trip cost is expected to be only nearly $400 with a $45 to $65 gas budget.

Adventurous students can go to Kanarraville Falls which offers a unique hike and proceed to another hike at Angel's Landing. Third stop would be at rock formation, Thor's Hammer, and go for more rock formations at Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon.

Adventures on the Pacific Coast Highway

Students can also opt to ride along the Pacific Coast Highway on the west coast. Gas expense is estimated to be about $75 to $100, with the total trip cost at $422.

First stop would be at the Point Bonita Lighthouse and followed by the Bixby Creek Bridge and McWay Falls. Hearst Castle is also another interesting destination for a road trip.

Adventures at New England

The East Coast has history, nature and culture all in one. This trip is ideal for those leaving from Maine, Vermont, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania or Connecticut. The gas expense is about $40 to $60 and the trip costs about $474.

Students can go to Cape Neddick Lighthouse, the Breakers Mansion, the Mark Twain House & Musuem, Bash Bish Falls State Park and Hildene - The Lincoln Family Home.

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