Your Feel-Good Guide to Spring Break

Remember when spring break was about getting some much needed rest and relaxation? At its core spring break is meant to be a reward for all your hard winter work -- not just a bunch of college kids running amok in bikinis and shorts at the MTV beach house. Ok, well, that happens, too. But it's certainly not for everyone. 

As you start making your plans for spring break, which is just over a month away, let's take a look at some more enticing (er, and civilized) vacation ideas for every horoscope sign. Here's your ultimate feel-good spring break destination guide: 

Aries (March 21 - April 19)

Rams aren't the type to sit on the beach with a fruity drink and a trashy novel. They like to be on the go, and the more challenging the physical activity, the better. An adventure vacation rock climbing, zip lining, white water rafting, parasailing or scuba diving (or all of the above) would mean spring break bliss for this sporty sign.

Taurus (April 20 - May 20)

When Bulls go on vacation, their ultimate goal is to slow down and relax. If you've ever heard someone say, "I need a vacation from my vacation!" it was probably a Taurus, lamenting being dragged all over by a more mobile sign. This sign would love nothing more than to languish on a beach all day, take a long afternoon nap in a hammock and then have a relaxing, decadent dinner at a waterfront restaurant by night.

Gemini (May 21 - June 20)

Brainy Geminis needs intellectual stimulation when they travel. Guided tours of interesting or historic places would offer them the opportunity to add to their already vast well of knowledge while also experiencing something new and fun. The more there is to do in one place, the better, as this sign is known for being restless. New York City, Los Angeles or Chicago could easily hold a Gemini's attention for an entire spring break.

Cancer (June 21 - July 22)

While other signs may want to run off to party with their friends, this homebody would be more at ease on a cruise with family or a few close friends. The security, structured activities and close proximity to water would make this trip a slam-dunk for the Crab. The only thing this sign would like more than actually being on the boat, though, is docking and getting the opportunity to check out new locales.