The US Presidents take vacations here and you could too

The Clintons spend their Christmas breaks holidaying in the idyllic Dominican Republic, known for its enviable resort-style holiday experience. With endless opportunity for outdoor activities, Punta Cana is suitable for all ages, from acres of golf courses and water parks to Caribbean beaches lined with coconut trees. The Dominican Republic provides an all-inclusive experience that will satisfy everyone’s needs - including the First Family.

Eleuthera, an Out Island in the Bahamas, was popular with several past Presidents — none more so than Franklin D. Roosevelt. Scattered with small fishing villages, Eleuthera is rich in history and is known for water activities such as snorkeling and diving. Franklin D. Roosevelt took his first ever vacation here after being elected President, spending much of his time fishing, and returning often during his record four terms as leader of the Free World. Eleuthera’s tantalising pink-sand beaches and inviting coral reefs have made this location an increasingly popular tourist destination for those on the hunt for an exotic getaway.

With George W. Bush racking up over 800 vacation days during his time as President, he certainly knew his way around an itinerary. He split the majority of his holiday time at either his famous Texas ranch or the Bush Compound in Maine where the Bush family has spent more than a century of summers. Maine’s picturesque rocky coastlines and majestic ski slopes make this a destination fit for holidaying year-round.