9 Spring Break Spots Michigan Travelers Need to Avoid at All Costs

Don't forget your sunglasses, sandals... and pepper spray?

As spring approaches, Michigan students are gearing up for a wild getaway filled with sun, sand, and who knows what else.

For many young travelers, this could be their first time getting away without mom and dad looking over their shoulders. It’s an exciting time, but it can also be a little on the dangerous side if they’re not careful about where they go.

Some spots might seem like the perfect spring break destination when scrolling through social media, but between high crime, tourist scams, and downright unsafe conditions, they can be downright dangerous.

Let's be honest, safety isn't what most young spring breakers are thinking about. They're all about having the time of their lives, soaking up the sun, getting some booze,  hitting the hottest clubs, and probably doing some things they shouldn't be doing. The last thing they're thinking about are the risks that can lead to serious trouble.

Some destinations have a reputation for being dangerous, whether it’s due to high crime rates, sketchy locals looking to take advantage of tourists, or just unsafe conditions in general. The last thing anyone wants is to get caught up in a bad situation far from home. This is truly a parent's worst nightmare.

If you're planning a spring break trip, here are some places Michigan travelers might want to think twice about before booking that flight.