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From vast belts of golden sand and rolling surf to under-the-radar bays, beaches in Wales are plentiful and delightfully unspoiled. No need to hold out for blazing sunshine; these beauties are spectacular whatever the weather, so long as you’re wearing the right clothing. If you’re looking for a crowd-free Welsh coast experience, traveling outside peak season is ideal.
Comprising a blend of Native American, Spanish, Mexican, and American influences, Santa Fe is one of the country’s most culturally and historically significant destinations. Walk its adobe-lined streets or dive into one of its cutting-edge restaurants to explore what truly makes this “the City Different.” Here are the top things to do in Santa Fe.
Look at a map of the US and you’ll see the islands of the Florida Keys dangling down from the southern tip of Florida in a 113-mile-long chain. This might not look like the easiest part of the USA to navigate; however, traveling across the archipelago is surprisingly straightforward.
Thanks to its central location in the mid-Atlantic region of the United States, Richmond, Virginia, enjoys a satisfying sampling of every season. From the bloom-filled springtime and sultry Southern summers to the vibrant fall and white winters, there’s never a bad season to experience this city.
Responsible travel isn’t just for backpackers pitching a tent in remote locales. With the uptick of quality lodging at the intersection of environmental and social sustainability, it’s easier than ever to stay in eco-conscious luxury resorts across the globe without sacrificing comfortable amenities.
As fast-burning wildfires close in on California’s Sequoia National Park, firefighters are wrapping the base of the world’s largest tree with aluminium foil blankets, amid fears the blaze could soon reach it.
With the mention of “New York,” many often think of Times Square and the hustle and bustle of one of the world’s busiest cities. However, beyond the city life, New York State’s vast upstate countryside is home to The Adirondacks, expansive forests, and its fair share of notable national parks.
Strolling amongst the cobbled streets and steep wynds of Edinburgh, unless you’re looking out from atop Arthur’s Seat, it’s easy to forget that the Scottish capital is also home to breathtaking stretches of silvery sands and dramatic coastal views which can give travelers a completely new perspective on the city.
San Diego bursts with world-famous attractions for the entire family, from sand-dusted beaches and kid-friendly hiking trails to its famous zoo and the museums of Balboa Park. However, for many, the year-round good weather is what seals the deal. As northern parts of the country dig out their coats for fall and winter, surf swells build and warm temperatures linger in San Diego, with mostly dry days right through to November.
Disappointed that summer is over? Don’t be. Canada is lucky enough to experience a lush, vivid fall. Only a few hours out of Toronto, you can experience the full glory of an Ontario autumn, including hot apple cider, pumpkin carving, apple picking, hayrides, and haunted corn mazes.
With medieval castles, mythical giants, mountains galore, and miles of heavenly coastline, Wales’ three national parks successfully seduce travelers who visit. Come summer, many Brits and savvy visitors make a beeline for the national parks’ jagged peaks and clear lakes.
Lake Tahoe stands out as a remarkable travel destination, with both summer and winter offering a playful array of outdoor recreation opportunities. With summer temperatures averaging between 70 and 80 degrees, the cool lake waters provide a refreshing escape for nature enthusiasts after engaging in activities such as hiking, cycling, or paddling.
Famed for its architectural treasures, Barcelona is dotted with striking Gothic cathedrals, fantastical Modernisme creations, and avant-garde works.
Greece boasts vast sandy and rocky coasts, hundreds of islands, and crystal-clear waters in every conceivable shade of blue. Moreover, the robust and millennia-old culture that permeates every part of the country adds to its allure as a popular vacation destination.
Zadar has always been a crossroads for various peoples and civilizations, all of whom have left their mark on this enchanting city. Roman ruins, Venetian fortifications, Romanesque cathedrals, and Byzantine churches are just some relics of its vibrant cultural past.
The United States was built for driving. Together, the 48 contiguous states comprise more than 3 billion sq miles of land and 4 million miles of public roads (nearly 200,000 of which are highways), and within those miles lie 53 of the USA’s 52 national parks.
Located in the southeastern part of Florida, Fort Lauderdale offers a wealth of experiences waiting to be discovered. In contrast to the more widely known destinations such as Miami, Fort Lauderdale provides a unique blend of attractions, culinary delights, and stunning beaches, ensuring visitors are never short of options.
Houston invites superlatives everywhere you turn. It has one of the best living standards anywhere in the USA and a significant portion of Texas’ best urban sights, architecturally-spellbinding buildings, world-class museums, and dazzlingly-designed green spaces.
Milan may be Italy’s capital of fashion and glamour, but it’s also the gateway to a region rich in culture, fine food, and stunning scenery. Within a few hours of the city, visitors can splash or boat on gorgeous lakes, scramble over rugged mountain ranges, wander the charming lanes of medieval towns, and gawk at UNESCO-listed hill villages and ancient relics.
The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is a vehicle of mythical status. It rolls from city to city, delighting unsuspecting crowds with childhood nostalgia before scooting off again, leaving them with a Weenie Whistle in hand, questioning if they really saw it at all.