Teens and twenty-somethings are beginning to think of this body
of water as a prime spring break location. In addition to the
spring break requisite body of water, the area also has
beautiful scenery - including the Sonorun Desert, the Mohave
Desert, and the Chemehuevi Mountains.
Right alongside the Colorado River, Lake Havasu offers spring
breakers plenty of outdoor aqua action. Lake Havasu spring
breakers can partake in boating, fishing, swimming, and white
water rafting. For those visitors who prefer land-based
activities, the surrounding area offers plenty of hiking and
mountain biking opportunities.
Once the sun goes down, the real nature of spring break comes
out. Many different clubs are available to party hoppers, and
some even offer outdoor parties on the Colorado River.
Reflections Lounge, Mudshark Brewing Company, Javelina Cantina,
Slainees, and Kokomo's on the Channel are among some of the
popular places for party-goers to hit up. Kokomo's is perhaps
the hottest dance club in the area, with an island-themed
watering roll that has a wide variety of drinks and a great view
of the Colorado River. Not only is it the largest indoor/outdoor
dance club in the country, it also boasts three full service
bars, dancing cages, a stage of live concerts, and a pool for
guests to cool off in.
Lake Havasu has become such a popular resort that visitors need
to book early if they are planning a spring break vacation. Due
to the high demand of hotels and rental boats, visitors should
plan on getting a reservation up to two or three months in
advance.
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