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If you are looking for the best weekend getaways from Toronto, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve been all over the province and have broken down where to go in Ontario to escape the city. Summer is just around the corner and with provincial and national parks filling up faster each year, it’s good to get a jump on your weekend escapes and start planning today.
After spending more than a year at home, we’ve been dreaming of a Caribbean vacation. Dave and I have been fortunate to explore many Caribbean Islands, and to inspire your travel plans for this winter, we’re excited to share information about the most beautiful islands in the Caribbean that are sure to ignite your wanderlust.
Haliburton, Ontario is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Situated in the Muskoka region, Haliburton is renowned for its relaxation spots and adventurous escapades. With a sprawling area of 4072 square km, the Haliburton Highlands is the ideal year-round destination for families, couples, and friends seeking a break from city life.
Wondering where to camp in Ontario this summer?Ontario is a playground for outdoor lovers. With 330 provincial parks, and five national parks spanning an area larger than both France and Spain combined, and one-fifth of the world’s freshwater, it’s no wonder there are so many awesome places to camp in Ontario.
Want to visit the best Mayan Ruins near Tulum? This article highlights the top sites to explore, including the enchanting Tulum Ruins located right in the city.
Since our first visit in 1999, Playa del Carmen has evolved from a sleepy fishing village with sand streets and outdoor markets to a vibrant destination featuring luxury hotels, fine dining, and endless entertainment. If you’re planning a trip to the Riviera Maya, continue reading to discover an array of activities in Playa del Carmen and nearby attractions.
Have you ever swam in a crystal-clear sinkhole amidst a lush jungle? Swimming in a cenote is a unique experience, only found in Mexico and one of the things you should definitely try out during your trip.
Cenotes are fascinating freshwater sinkholes that are often connected to intricate underground river systems flowing through limestone caverns. These unique geological formations come in various shapes and sizes: some are entirely underground, while others have small openings that allow sunlight to filter through, and some are fully exposed to the outside.
As Japan’s third largest city by population, Osaka offers a plethora of interesting attractions to visitors. The city seamlessly blends the old with the new, providing opportunities to visit a 16th-century castle before hitting the bustling streets filled with skyscrapers.
Ah Paris, the city of light, love, and romance. This charming city tops the list of romantic destinations. Enjoy a stroll along the River Seine as the Eiffel Tower sparkles at night. Sharing escargot paired with a fine bottle of French wine over candlelight is simply delightful.
Less than a two hour trip from Tokyo is Kamakura, Japan. A small town so striking, it’s been the setting for dozens of Japanese movies, anime series, and even music videos.
When visiting Nikko, Japan, a stay at a Japanese Ryokan is a must.A Ryokan is a traditional Japanese hotel that takes you back in time.
Nikko is located 157 km north of Tokyo, making it an easy destination to explore via the Tobu Express train from Asakusa Station or the Tokyo Sky Tree. This UNESCO World Heritage Site boasts a rich tapestry of nature intertwined with historical significance.
We’ve taken our fair share of BC road trips from driving the famous Sea to Sky Highway to exploring the glorious Sunshine Coast. Our latest journey took us east to the interior of British Columbia from Vancouver through Kelowna and Revelstoke, and what a beautiful drive it was.
Driving from Vancouver to Whistler on the Sea to Sky Highway is a short trip byroad trip standards,but this stretch along Highway 99 inBritish Columbiais filled with so many things to see and do, it can take days to explore. We’ve rounded up the top attractions from Vancouver to Whistler including places to stay, where to eat, and what adventures await.
Do you love trains? If you can’t get enough of them and dream of the ultimate train journey, look no further than theRocky Mountaineer.
Throughout our many adventures around the globe, we have had the privilege of participating in some of the best hikes in the world. We’ve been lucky to have hiked, trekked, and visited 120 countries on all seven continents. Multi-day hikes can be life-changing and whenever we strap on a pair of hiking boots, we feel disconnected from the hustle and bustle of life and at one with Mother Nature. If you are planning to add a bit of adventure to your travels, make sure to include one of these hikes. We’re listing everything from multi-day treks to short day hikes around the planet to suit anyone’s needs.
Canada is blessed with open spaces, making it an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise. Exploring its pristine freshwater lakes by canoe or hiking through lush forests enhances the incredible experience of visiting one of the country’s remarkable national parks. Canada’s national parks are truly breathtaking, offering diverse landscapes and unforgettable adventures.
