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With 30 miles of coastline and over 300 miles of dune-lined shores, the beaches of southern Delaware are well worth a visit. The wide, white sandy beaches of America’s second smallest state attract travelers from nearby New Jersey, Washington, DC, Pennsylvania, and Maryland for sunbathing, boating, bird-watching, and more. Additionally, each town boasts its own signature charms and character.
Culturally connected to the Caribbean, this under-the-radar South American country is 90% rainforest and a fantastic place to see unspoiled nature and incredible waterfalls.
There’s one thing every visitor to Hawaii wants to do — hit the beach. It makes sense since Hawaii’s beaches are among the best in the world. From powdery-white sands to otherworldly volcanic landscapes, the Islands boast a variety of beachy escapes perfect for every traveler, all open to the public below the high-tide line; there are no private beaches in Hawaii. Here are our picks of the state’s best beaches, ordered by island.
Where did Mardi Gras originate? What state has its own flavor? Where can you find the largest living organism? The 50 states that make up the United States of America have colorful histories and interesting tidbits that make each state unique. Here are 50 state facts that will impress your friends.
Often overshadowed by the more famous Blue Ridge Parkway in the Appalachian Mountains, the Natchez Trace Parkway winds for 444 memorable miles through Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi. Although the scenery alone makes this legendary drive worth taking, you’ll find many unique landmarks, historical sights, and natural features along the way that are worth exploring.
The best way to get to know a city is to meet some longtime residents, the folks who have been there for areallylong time – like a couple centuries or so.
There’s no better place to tap into local life in Buenos Aires than in the city’s parks. Amid the frenetic urban sprawl of apartment blocks, crowded sidewalks, and honking traffic are elegant plazas and leafy green spaces, where the city’s residents can be found walking their dogs, playing soccer, and strumming guitars. Just as each Buenos Aires neighborhood has its own distinct character, so too do the city’s parks, offering everything from birdwatching to rollerblading.
A passion for travel is fundamental for working at GoTravelDaily, prompting our staff in various global offices to share exciting plans for their travels this year.
After the Nervion River flooded in 1983, the industrial seaport of Bilbao presented a blank canvas, reimagined as the artistic centre of the Spanish Basque Country, hosting the famous Guggenheim Museum Bilbao and a plethora of other attractions.
When it comes to Canadian road trips, few are as iconic as Alberta’s Icefields Parkway, known for its breathtaking views of the rugged Rocky Mountains. However, Alberta offers a multitude of other road trip experiences waiting to be explored, particularly through its unique Ukrainian Bloc.
West Hollywood is a city that knows how to let loose. From the gay clubs on Santa Monica Blvd to the glitzy nightlife on Sunset, WeHo is where the party people head. However, in this Los Angeles town, you’ve got to earn your good time. Therefore, before the drinks start flowing and the music starts pumping, you’ve got to get that workout in first.
Barcelona is Spain’s most visited city, and it’s not hard to see why – the historic capital of Catalonia is packed with galleries, museums, attractions, and an incredible food scene.
Sydneysiders, like most Australians, are genuinely friendly people – they just want visitors to have a good time and take fond memories with them when they go home. That said, there are some things to know about visiting one of Australia’s most intriguing cities.
New Zealand is famous for its stunning scenery, and immersing yourself in nature is the best way to experience its remarkable landscapes up close. “Tramping” (that’s Kiwi for “hiking”) is a popular activity with locals and visitors alike in New Zealand, with hundreds of exceptional trails throughout the country. From the iconic Great Walks to overnight hikes and short walks, there are options for all ages and levels of ability.
Straddling a narrow isthmus between two harbors, Auckland is New Zealand’s biggest and most cosmopolitan city. Getting around by public transport involves a jigsaw of different services on land and sea.
“You up for this?” asked Macca Sherifi’s dive instructor as he stood on the ledge of Mostar’s towering, 16th-century Stari Most bridge, readying himself to jump.
Our new series features under-the-radar holiday destinations that are often overlooked by visitors but cherished by locals. Here, we ask four experts on Germany for their top picks.
At the Africatown Heritage House in Mobile, Alabama, a new exhibition tells fresh stories about the African American experience.
If you are contemplating traveling the Silk Road with kids, Uzbekistan should be the first destination on your list. This remarkable country offers an exciting and eclectic combination of attractions that are also very child-friendly.
Paris is a fabulous place to travelen famille(as a family), with a host of specially designed activities for kids of all ages, both indoors for rainy days and outdoors in the city.