Tucson is a city in southern Arizona known for its sunny weather and mild winters. With roots in Spanish, Mexican and Native American heritage, Tucson is home to historic attractions like the Mission San Xavier del Bac. The city also hosts the University of Arizona and draws tourists to destinations like the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum and Saguaro National Park, known for its iconic cacti. Tucson boasts a mix of southwestern culture, Mexican cuisine, and outdoor recreation in the Sonoran Desert region. Major events include the Tucson Gem & Mineral Show. Tucson's diversity and natural scenery make it a unique southwestern destination.

"Oro Valley, which boasts the motto "The Town in the Sun," has a warm desert climate, with abundant sunshine and mild winters that draw retirees and snowbirds. Some of the area's major attractions include Catalina State Park, Cañada del Oro River Park, and a strong retail sector anchored by La Encantada outdoor shopping center. Residents enjoy Oro Valley’s top-ranked schools, golf courses, and hiking and biking trails. With its natural beauty and thriving economy, Oro Valley is considered one of the most desirable suburbs in the Tucson metro area.

Marana is one of the fastest growing communities in Arizona and is located just northwest of Tucson along Interstate 10. Some key attractions in Marana include the golf courses at The Gallery at Dove Mountain, and local heritage sites like the Marana Mound archaeological site. Outdoor recreation like hiking and biking can be enjoyed at spots like the Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail. Marana is becoming a prominent suburb in the Tucson metropolitan area.

Catalina is a small town located in the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains just north of Tucson. Catalina is known for its sweeping mountain views and sunny weather. Some of the main attractions in Catalina include Catalina State Park which offers hiking trails and camping, as well as several golf courses that take advantage of the scenic landscape. While small, Catalina offers residents and visitors a relaxed atmosphere and close proximity to outdoor recreation.

Vail is a small rural town southeast of Tucson, situated in the rolling hills of the Santa Rita Mountains. Founded as a ranching outpost in the 1600s, Vail retains its Western atmosphere and pioneer history today. The landscape consists of natural grasslands and cacti, with hiking trails winding through the surrounding national forest. Annual events like the Cowboy Poetry and Music Gathering celebrate the town's cowboy culture and heritage. With conveniences close by and a scenic setting, Vail offers a charming blend of rural and Western lifestyle.

Sahuarita is a rapidly growing town just south of Tucson. Points of interest are the historic Anza Trail, Pecan Grove Farmstead museum, and birdwatching at Sahuarita Lake. The Pecan Festival celebrates the town's pecan groves and history. With its warm climate and Tucson proximity, Sahuarita provides a peaceful small-town feel.

Situated below the Santa Rita Mountains, the sunny retirement community of Green Valley offers natural beauty and luxury living just 30 minutes from Tucson. Retirees enjoy resort-style amenities like golf, social clubs, fine dining, and boutique shopping, surrounded by mountain views and over 300 days of sunshine per year.