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Deliciously wild coves for plunging straight in from the rocks, honey-white sweeps overlooked by boho-chic bars, calm golden bays washed by emerald waves: Ibiza’s seductive, sun-soaked beaches evoke all that’s magical about Spain’s Balearic Islands.
It’s no secret that Austin is known as the most outdoorsy city in Texas. The city teems with green spaces as well as lakes, reservoirs, and rivers, making it very popular for boating in general – and kayaking in particular.
Hyper-famous neighborhoods in America’s big cities tend to grab all the attention. However, while areas like Williamsburg and the French Quarter deserve their acclaim, you can discover some under-the-radar ‘hoods – free of large crowds and filled with vibrant culture – if you venture further afield.
It’s difficult to tear yourself away from lively Nantes; however, thanks to its centrally located railway station, you can reach riverside villages, medieval towns, prehistoric art, and enchanting islands in under two hours – all without ever getting behind the wheel. Consequently, whether you prefer traveling by train, bicycle, or car, Nantes serves as a fantastic base for exploring the surrounding region.
One of the greatest thrills of travel is to be on the move, observing and absorbing a country as you go. By train, bus, or motorbike, Thailand’s scenic journeys are to be savored.
When it comes to spectacular views in Hawaii, there’s not a bad seat in the house. The islands are stunning, spacious theaters for awe-inspiring panoramic performances, and sometimes you don’t even have to get out of your car – but at least roll down the window.
Costa Rica’s famously rich landscapes and abundant wildlife showcasepura vida.
Grand colonial-era stations and lush tropical countryside are among the attractions of the 1800km rail journey from Singapore to Bangkok – arguably one of the best train journeys in Southeast Asia. The downside? The only direct service between the two is the luxury Eastern and Oriental Express, costing $5000 for a two-night package.
Plant-based eating is proving to be more than just a transitory fad. As the number of people who identify as vegan continues to increase, the old tropes no longer work. Specialty vegan meals on flights or in restaurants just aren’t enough. Therefore, vegan travelers want to bed down in eco-friendly, cruelty-free hotels. The hospitality industry has responded with remarkable establishments that prioritize sustainability. Here are five vegan hotels for a sustainable escape.
No matter your child’s age or interests, they’ll find their ideal adventure on Sri Lanka’s shores. From the hills of tea country to the bustling streets of Colombo, family is central to Sri Lankan culture, and warm smiles welcome children everywhere. Moreover, for families that relish nature, Sri Lanka is a haven for kid-friendly activities.
As diverse as it is enchanting, Mexico is a year-round destination. This 32-state nation boasts glistening coastlines, numerous microclimates, and an astonishingly varied terrain.
It’s a running joke in the South that how you greet someone can reveal volumes about where you are from. For instance, in Atlanta, they ask, “What do you do for a living?” In Charlotte, they ask, “Where are you from?” In Charleston, it’s “What’s your mother’s maiden name?” and in Savannah, it’s “What are you drinking?”
The small island of Ikaria, with its 164km (102 miles) of undulating coastline, sits serenely in the midst of the Northern Aegean islands, just a hop from the much larger Samos.
When it comes to the ideal family destination, Florida takes the cake.
Taiwanese culture is an intriguing tangle of traditional Chinese customs and Japanese sensibilities, permeated with an insatiable commercial drive.
Auckland is New Zealand’s biggest city, but like the rest of the country, it still has a suburban, family-focused vibe.
Botswana is one of Africa’s most stunning safari destinations, famed for its high-end, low-impact tourism model, vast fence-free national parks, and spectacular wildlife. There’s good news for travelers: many visitors can get a visa on arrival and start exploring.
An island-speckled coastline and ancient walled towns place Croatia among the world’s best-known destinations, offering a bucket-list experience unlike any other. However, there’s even more to this wild, sustainable, and authentic country, just waiting to be explored. Join us as we bask in the sun and sea, uncovering exciting natural wonders and thrilling activities that await adventurous travelers willing to go off the beaten path.
Luring outdoor enthusiasts, design buffs, and curious souls wishing to crack the secrets behind its UN-bestowed accolade of the world’s happiest country, Finland is a destination whose tourist attractions are nearly as diverse as its climate.
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