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Nicole Potter

Ultimate Guide to Planning Your Perfect Nevis Vacation

Nicole Potter011 mins

Nevis may be small and less developed than its larger sister island, St. Kitts; however, this 35.9-square-mile gem in the Leeward Islands boasts abundant offerings for travelers. For those wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of more touristy destinations such as Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, and the Bahamas, Nevis provides an unspoiled slice of paradise brimming with stunning natural beauty, rich history, warm hospitality, and a laid-back atmosphere.

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Top Reasons Why Delaware Is an Ideal Retirement Destination in the U.S.

Nicole Potter05 mins

Delaware may be one of the smallest states, yet it offers numerous advantages for retirees. With a stunning Atlantic Ocean coastline, favorable tax policies, and excellent wellness amenities, it’s no wonder that the First State has become a popular choice for those looking to enjoy their golden years. According toCensus data, nearly 21 percent of the state’s population (approximately one million in 2022) consists of individuals aged 65 and over. Furthermore,Bankrateranked Delaware as the second-best state for retirement, following Iowa. This ranking highlights the state’s combination of high-quality healthcare and a low tax burden. Additionally, Delaware boasts a rich historical heritage, charming small towns, abundant natural beauty, and proximity to urban centers like Philadelphia, Washington DC, and New York City.

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Explore Montsegur: The Cathars’ Final Stronghold Walking Tour

Nicole Potter07 mins

Montségur has almost a cult following, attracting Cathar history enthusiasts, hikers, and lovers of charming small French villages. This tiny village is located in France’s Midi-Pyrénées region (and the lovely Ariège Pyrénées department) on the edge of Cathar Country, near Foix and within easy striking distance of Perpignan. Montségur Château is arguably the most significant monument to the Cathar religious sect.

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Best Spots for Stunning Views of Paris

Nicole Potter07 mins

Climb up the 223 foot (67 meters) stone staircase for an encounter with strange stone creatures that might have inspired Tolkien’s works on the Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Those 400 steps take you into a different world. Fantastic gargoyles in the form of half-man, half-beast creatures, serpents and strange mixtures of talons, tongues, and claws look out over the city of Paris. Quasimodo, Victor Hugo’s famous bell ringer inThe Hunchback ofNotre Dame, isn’t one of the gargoyles, but it’s easy to imagine him up here looking out over the roofscape.

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Top 7 Locations to Purchase a Vacation Home in New York: Adirondacks to Hamptons

Nicole Potter012 mins

The Empire State has no shortage of idyllic towns to make your second home. From the majestic Adirondacks to the postcard-worthy beaches of the Hamptons and the bucolic Hudson River Valley, New York truly has it all. The Empire State boasts 180 state parks that are home to lakes, rivers, and waterfalls, making it a prime destination for water sports enthusiasts. Meanwhile, its three major mountain ranges—the Adirondack, Catskill, and Appalachian mountains—create a hiker’s paradise. Whether you’re a history buff, a foodie, or a culture enthusiast, New York’s charming small towns offer something for every type of traveler. With so much appeal, it’s not surprising that more buyers are opting to invest in a vacation property here.

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