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Vibrant. Fast-paced. Chaotic. Lagos may be all three, but Nigeria’s most populous city is also a place filled with excitement and endless exploration. This is a city that never sleeps, where locals live boldly and loudly. Their energy is high, contagious, and – for some first-time visitors – often overwhelming. However, stay long enough, and you’ll quickly learn to love the city’s exuberance.
Kaleidoscopic tropical fish, spectacular coral reefs, and year-round warm waters make the Caribbean one of the best places for snorkeling in the world. Many island nations have marine reserves that offer pristine snorkeling conditions, often located close enough to shore for easy access.
In Rome, tourists swarm into the ruins of ancient temples, jostle for selfies, and stand in line for restaurants. However, just two hours away, the hills and valleys are empty, offering the chance to catch a glimpse of elusive bears or wolves. This is Italy’s Abruzzo National Park, a triumph of conservation and rewilding in both Italy and Europe.
Whether you want to drift through turquoise lagoons, trek along otherworldly coastlines, or simply do nothing at all, your honeymoon is about doing exactly what you and your beloved desire.
Looking for a great reason to start planning your next adventure? In this series, we share the most compelling events, attractions and experiences that will have you visiting the world’s most exciting destinations.
Hiking in the desert is one of life’s most meaningful experiences, serving up incomparable views you can’t see from your car, shared meals with people you meet along the way, and quiet, wide-open spaces for reflection and storytelling under the stars. Moreover, hiking in Jordan—amongst fields of wildflowers, ancient sites, rugged mountains, and breathtaking desert landscapes—takes things to the next level.
A country famed for its exceptional natural wealth, Colombia promises beguiling natural beauty that spans rugged Andean peaks, wildlife-rich tropical rainforests, vast grasslands of wax palms, and sparse highlandparamo.
Denmark might be the smallest of the Scandinavian nations, but it punches well above its weight when it comes to things to see and do. Unlike its neighbors, Sweden and Norway, Denmark is not a land of mountains and forests. This small, flat country—split across two main islands and a large spit of land attached to mainland Europe—is fringed with white sand beaches and pretty fishing villages. Additionally, it is an island nation with 444 islands, including Zealand, where the urbane and chic capital, Copenhagen, is located.
It’s easy to visit Denmark: everyone speaks English (quite possibly, better than you) and it’s simple to get around, whether by car, public transport, or bike.
Here are some of the very best places to consider including in any itinerary.
Visitors flock to Venice year-round, and who can blame them?
The scenery in the Loire Valley changes around every curve. Honey-colored villages give way to lavish castles. Vine-draped fields back onto the lush banks of the Loire, France’s longest river. Moreover, while trains serve each of the region’s main destinations, the best way to explore is by car. This method provides better access to the area’s blissful natural surroundings.
Whether you’re seeking a Mediterranean escape, a road trip through hilly wine regions, or an awe-inspiring art tour through medieval cities, Italy will not disappoint.
National parks and Kenya go hand in hand. It’s home to a whopping 23 of them, as well as four marine national parks. From the unforgettable scene of thousands of wildebeest crossing the Mara River during their migration to the sight of steaming geysers at Hell’s Gate National Park, Kenya certainly has no shortage of protected parks, reserves, marine parks, and privately owned conservancies.
Road trips have traditionally been an essential aspect of travel, allowing individuals to experience numerous attractions concurrently. Specifically, exploring the Highlands of Scotland presents an exceptional opportunity, as there are countless breathtaking sites awaiting discovery.
If warm weather, sky-grazing rooftop bars, and glorious biodiversity tickle your fancy, then the right time to visit Panama City is…any time.
Budget-conscious travelers looking to visit Panama City can save a few dollars with these money-saving tips.
Like its famous hot chicken, Music City knows how to bring the heat. Even with its big-city vibe, Nashville retains the charm and gentility of a small Southern town. However, despite the city’s growing popularity, it’s possible to explore on a budget. From wild honky-tonks on Broadway to scenic hiking trails along Radnor Lake, here are the top free things to do in Nashville.
Wine-touring is so much more than tastings in a vineyard: it gives you a personal introduction to a flavor by knowledgeable winemakers in the place it was created.
Looking to start planning your next adventure? We have a new reason for you to travel to Charleston, South Carolina in 2023.
Most travelers associate the Caribbean with chilling on a white sand beach or exploring the underwater world beneath a turquoise sea. However, for those who desire a bit of exercise before enjoying a tropical cocktail, the region is also home to some legendary hiking trails.
Everyone starts off a trip to the gorgeous Caribbean island of Barbados on the beach, but when you fancy a change from the sand, the rest of the island awaits. Scenic highways meander beside brilliant turquoise waters and backcountry routes criss-cross the rural interior, making Barbados a pleasure to explore by road.