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Top 13 Surf Towns for Sunny Days and Great Waves

Jeffrey Johnson08 mins
There’s nothing quite like standing up on a wave for the first time. The thrill of having the ocean behind you, the feeling of weightlessness as you pop up on the board, and the pure adrenaline of riding straight back to shore – it’s pure bliss. Moreover, these moments are what make traveling so special. Instead of heading to the usual crowded surf spots, consider the charm of smaller surf towns. Below, we explore 13 of the best surf towns worldwide that deserve your attention.
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Experience the Northern Lights from Your Bed at Panorama Glass Lodges, Southern Iceland

Vodka Russia06 mins
The four lodges in Hella, Iceland are constructed from glass, steel, and wood — each featuring a private hot tub. There’s no need to get out of bed when the view is this surreal. Located in a secluded corner of southern Iceland’s town of Hella, thePanorama Glass Lodgeis a collection of four lodges with glass ceilings and walls, ensuring that the mesmerizing landscape is always in sight.
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Discover Silverton: The Ultimate Colorado Ski Town to Close Your Ski Season

Billy Conley010 mins
Get ready for the best ski day of your life. “Unique” doesn’t quite capture it. Still, neither do any of the other adjectives often associated withSilverton Mountain, including “isolated,” “rugged,” “hardcore,” “daunting,” and the popular two-for-one special of “steep and deep.” It’s hard to define this Colorado mountain because it’s unlike any other ski destination on earth, and it’s a far cry from the likes of mega-mountains nearby in the best possible way.
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Explore Fort Worth: Daily Cattle Drives, Largest Honky Tonk, and Stunning New Hotel

Barbara Griffin07 mins
Once the largest livestock trading center in the country, where cattle, hogs, horses, mules, and sheep were bought and sold, theFort Worth Stockyardsnow welcomes visitors to relive that exciting era. Travel back to when cowboys drove cattle from Texas ranches northward along the Chisholm Trail, stopping on the way for some rowdy fun in Fort Worth. Today, the historic district remains an authentic reminder of those days, and it’s still a destination where visitors can find fun — along with luxury, relaxation, great food, and entertainment.
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Discover Why This Historic Miami Social Club Still Attracts A-Listers Today

Michael Boone07 mins
Founded nearly 100 years ago,The Surf Clubremains a significant presence within Miami’s Four Seasons Hotel in Surfside. You can feel the history as you stroll down the hotel’s palm-lined Peacock Alley, with handmade Italian tile underfoot, opulent chandeliers overhead, and the ocean peeking through the arched doorway. This legacy is further emphasized when you notice the black-and-white photograph of Winston Churchill painting a beach scene during one of his visits. Opened in 1930 by tire magnate Harvey Firestone, the exclusive social club hosted Hollywood stars like Elizabeth Taylor, Frank Sinatra, and Gary Cooper, along with dignitaries including Douglas MacArthur and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor.
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Top 14 Boutique Hotels Worldwide as Recommended by GoTravelDaily Readers

Admin012 mins
You can stay at the most beautiful, most luxurious hotels in the world, but often that means you’re one of many guests. At a boutique hotel, however, you are never treated as just a number. When you stay at a property with just a handful of rooms—whether it’s boutique oceanfront villas or charming thatched-roofed chalets—you can anticipate exceptional service that’s frequently unattainable at larger hotels. From private safaris through Kruger National Park to personalized butler services and private chefs, the world’s best boutique hotels excel in delivering unique experiences.
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