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Are you craving an adrenaline-fueled adventure, a relaxing seaside escape, or perhaps a cultural festival experience? August is prime time for an epic getaway. Therefore, check out our recommendations for ideal travel destinations this August and start planning your next adventure.
One of the biggest perks of cruise travel is that you do not need to be a packing expert. Once you’re on board, you won’t have to live out of your suitcase; you can store it in your stateroom however you prefer, or better yet, neatly arrange everything in your cabin’s closets and drawers.
GoTravelDaily’s travel expert recently returned from a weekend in Isla Holbox, Mexico. Here she shares trip highlights and what to prepare for before you step foot on the island.
Food, history, music, sports – whatever your passion, Atlanta has you covered. Furthermore, this dynamic city allows you to indulge in urban life without sacrificing your love for green spaces. Almost half of Atlanta is enveloped in a lush tree canopy, enabling you to enjoy the benefits of city living while also appreciating nature.
In recent years, Boston has made vast improvements in its infrastructure for cyclists. This includes painting miles of bicycle lanes and implementing an excellent bike-share program. Local drivers are quite accustomed to sharing the roads with cyclists; however, it is important that cyclists always obey traffic rules and ride defensively.
As summer approaches, Europe’s stunning lakes present compelling alternatives to the continent’s famous beaches. From Italy’s mountain-ringed wonders to Croatia’s saltwater jewels, European lakes offer a diverse range of activities for all adventurers—swimming, stand-up paddleboarding, cycling, or simply relaxing on the shore.
Living in Paris, the pastry capital of the world, provides a unique perspective on what distinguishes a mediocre pastry from a masterful one. This guide is curated to reflect the absolute best pastries that the city has to offer, catering to a variety of tastes and preferences.
On a map, Nova Scotia resembles a duck or a lobster – both fitting references for a province defined by its proximity to the North Atlantic.
However, the landscapes, seascapes, and cultural experiences in Canada’s second-smallest province are as varied as any in the nation. Take a drive in almost any direction, and you’ll encounter a transformation in both scenery and heritage.
A stretch of coastline washed by the world’s highest tides is dotted with French Acadian villages, characterized by their tall stone and wooden churches. In contrast, the opposite coast features rocky headlands interrupted by crescent-shaped beaches and fishing villages founded by European and Black Loyalist settlers. Furthermore, the fertile Annapolis Valley nurtures a burgeoning wine region, while the northern highlands remind one of Scotland due to the Gaelic Scottish settlers who recognized Cape Breton Island’s familiarity. Not to forget, the Indigenous Mi’kmaq people have roamed these lands for thousands of years, utilizing rivers as highways and the seashore as their pantry.
Travel enthusiast Ann Douglas Lott shares her insights and tips for enjoying Newport Beach, one of California’s premier vacation destinations.
For grand castles and gritty industrial architecture, half-timbered taverns and edgy techno nightclubs, Germany has it all. Explore culture-rich cities, dive into the great outdoors, or examine modern history. Here are some of the top things to do across the country.
The high-desert city of Sedona offers both the ultimate escape and a sensory overload, whether you’re visiting a vortex site to feel the Earth’s energy or trekking to a natural sandstone bridge with vertiginous views.
As a local to this vibrant city, I can assure you that there’s something for everyone in Washington, DC. With a constant influx of new experiences, exhibits, and events, it’s nearly impossible to be bored here. This makes it one of the premier destinations for weekend breaks, encouraging frequent visits.
Thanks to its compact size, Copenhagen is fairly simple and convenient to get around, allowing travelers to explore the city through various options, from cycling to public transport.
Surrounded by gentle wheat fields beneath a dome of great prairie skies, Saskatoon is the largest city in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. Straddling the South Saskatchewan River, this vibrant city has been the province’s cultural and economic hub since its settlement in the late 19th century (though it is not the capital—that title belongs to Regina).
Atrani on Italy’s Amalfi Coast is attracting new interest as a filming location in the Netflix series Ripley. This pocket-sized town is considered one of the most beautiful in Italy.
From basking in thermal rivers to exhilarating cable car rides,Boliviaoffers a myriad of safe and enjoyable attractions for families. Discover breathtaking landscapes and engage in natural experiences during your family trip, ensuring everyone remains entertained. Here’s what you need to know for a successful trip to Bolivia with kids.
At the risk of sounding like a culinary simpleton, I’ve always been a fan of buffets. It’s not the all-you-can-eat draw, but the variety that appeals to me. Finding pasta, orange chicken, and enchiladas in the same place? Pure heaven. I think this is the same reason I love dining in Los Angeles so much. Go to a neighborhood known for its Armenian food, and you’ll also stumble upon superlative Peruvian cuisine alongside a nearly century-old steak joint inspired by the South Pacific — all within the same block.
Spectacular scenery, dynamic cities, and culinary adventures make it hard to run out of things to do in Oregon; however, it would be fun to try!
Deciding where to visit in India can be a challenging choice. As you contemplate your travel plans, two prominent cities come to mind: Agra, home to the iconic Taj Mahal, and Jaipur, known as Rajasthan’s vibrant Pink City.
Delve into Local Strolls, where writers reveal their favorite walks in their hometowns. Each route offers a snapshot of urban life, guiding you to lesser-known attractions and cherished local spots. Here, Jesse Scott outlines the best route for exploring Las Vegas’s iconic Strip on foot.