Lake Havasu City Will Capture Your Heart With its Energy, Natural Beauty and Art

Situated near Lake Havasu, the city sharing its name gives you the unique possibility to explore Californian culture in a non-Californian place. Lake Havasu City was established in 1938 by the shimmering waters of the lake, right after the building of Parker Dam. Lake Havasu City is one of the brightest glistening gemstones in the crown of Arizona, and is among the most popular vacation destinations in the state. Lake Havasu City really has an impressive arsenal, from family amusement to romantic activities for two. The city's park beckons you to explore on foot or by bicycle. You may indulge in relaxing sunbathing on the shores of Lake Havasu's beaches or try the some of the championship golf courses. Houseboats, lined along the shores of the lake are available for rent, as well as kayaks, jet skis, paddleboats and lots of other kinds of water sports devices.
   
Probably the most emblematic landmark of the city is the London Bridge that towers above it. The curious story of the ownership of the genuine London Bridge takes us back in time, in the year of 1968 when it was put up for auction and bought for the sum of $2,460,000 by the founding father of the region, Robert McCullough. The bridge was constructed in London, in 1831. Both residents and guests flock here to get a piece of English culture.
   
The city has plenty of hotels, restaurants, shops and clubs, promising plenty to do. Similar to other resort towns, Lake Havasu City is a magnet to young vacationers, who look forward to taking their annual Spring Break. If you are planning to escape the crowded peak of the tourist season, we advise you to organize your trip to Lake Havasu City in the beginning of the summer or during the autumn.
   
Lake Havasu City has a lively art and cultural scene. Your sightseeing itinerary should certainly include the English Village, a famous shopping area with traditional examples of English architecture. Havasu Lanes is a bowling alley and a favourite spot for entertainment. The smallest visitors to the city will be captivated by the local aquatic center, encountering the mysterious world of water creatures.
   
If you are romantically orientated you should visit the spectacular Lake Havasu, revealing inspirational views and peaceful atmosphere and go to Havasu Movies in the evening. Downtown lodgings are closer to the noisy fun, being in the epicenter of the dynamic lifestyle of the city, whereas lodgings outside of town are an excellent choice for a more secluded and relaxing vacation.
   
The lake beaches are the most preferred places for rest: simply lying on the warm sand (Lake Havasu City is blessed with more than 300 sunny days during the year), is the best therapy for everyday stress. You can also go on a picnic if you feel like spending more time with your family or rent a boat and enjoy the glimmering surface of the pristine lake.
   
During the spring, the town is a host for the popular Spring Break, gathering throngs of people. College students from all the western regions in the country assemble at Lake Havasu to celebrate their youth on the shores of the Lake during the daytime and in the clubs by night. Lake Havasu City buzzes with life and excitement during this annual event. All kinds of lodgings, dining places and shops cater the streaming crowds throughout Spring Break.
   
Lake Havasu is the natural reservoir for the Colorado River, situated on the Western Border of Arizona. The lake has 45 miles of pristine, navigable waterways and is surrounded by dramatic cliffs.