The Obamas are making the most of their vacation time. Since leaving the White House in January, they have been hitting up some of the most exotic destinations imaginable.
After spending a few days on American soil in Palm Springs, Barack and Michelle Obama jetted off on a tropical tour that started at entrepreneur Richard Branson's private Necker Island. They then headed to French Polynesia to check in to The Brando, an exclusive island resort that can only be reached by boat or by two-engined Air Tetiaroa planes.
Their latest trip has been less tropical but just as glamorous. In May, the Obamas took a six-day vacation in Tuscany, Italy, where they stayed at a luxurious villa and sampled the food of one of the world's best chefs.
Take a look at the incredible places they have visited so far.
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After eight years in office, the Obamas headed off on a well-deserved break in January.
The first stop (after a very brief stint in Palm Springs) was Necker Island.
This 72-acre island — located in the British Virgin Islands — is owned by British entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson.
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