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Ultimate Guide to Camping Essentials in the Florida Keys

Michael Montes08 mins

Close your eyes and imagine gentle ocean breezes with tall palms swaying overhead. Imagine waking up to a beautiful sunrise, the sounds of the surf gently lapping the beach, seagulls squawking overhead, and the muffled sound of a fishing boat putting offshore. Imagine lazy days soaking up the sun, building sandcastles or napping in a hammock, and peaceful nights that start with incredibly romantic sunsets. If this sounds appealing, your dream can become a reality when you camp in the Florida Keys. In fact, you can snag some of the best off-season rates between May and October, making this experience not only beautiful but also affordable.

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Ultimate Guide to Planning Your Fort Lauderdale Vacation

Jon Summers011 mins

More than 300 miles of navigable inland waterways wind through palatial estates, citrus groves, and the unique and exotic Everglades—beckoning boats of all sizes and shapes. It is the Intracoastal Waterway—stretching south to Miami—and the waterfront homes which dot it, that have earned Greater Fort Lauderdale its reputation as the “Venice of America.”

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Explore Florida’s Best Summer Travel Destinations

Katelyn Long06 mins

It’s summer, the kids are out of school, and it’s time for a family vacation. While Florida stands out as one of the top vacation destinations, summer travel presents challenges such as heat, crowds, and budget constraints. For those planning a trip to Florida during the summer, this guide offers valuable resources to tackle these challenges, ensuring a more enjoyable experience.

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Ultimate Guide to Planning Your Tampa Bay Vacation

Martin Ruiz03 mins

Regionally, Tampa Bay encompasses four cities — Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, and Bradenton. Tampa Bay is actually a body of water, the largest open-water estuary in Florida, covering nearly 400 square miles around these cities. While the television media has expanded their viewing area to also include Hernando County to the north and Sarasota County to the south, geographically Tampa Bay only includes these four cities.

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Explore France’s Top Cathedrals: A Comprehensive Guide

Katelyn Long016 mins

France boasts some of the world’s most ancient and stunning cathedrals, each a captivating work of art with exquisite carvings and spires that reach for the sky. This article suggests a remarkable itinerary for touring France’s best cathedrals, featuring notable stops in Paris, Amiens, Laon, Rouen, Reims, Chartres, and Strasbourg. Along this enriching journey, travelers can immerse themselves in the tapestry of France’s vibrant cities and charming villages while savoring regional cuisines. Depending on your schedule, you can opt for the entire tour or select a few highlights. Given their concentration in the northern region, it is certainly feasible to explore them all within just a few days.

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Discover the 10 Best Châteaux of the Loire Valley

David Davidson021 mins

The Loire Valley châteaux (castles) make this central region one of the most popular destinations in France for visitors, and with good reason. Just two hours from Paris, the mighty river flows slowly through a gorgeous landscape where medieval fortresses and Renaissance palaces are strung out like jewels along the banks. During the Renaissance, François I made Amboise his capital, making it the aristocratic, artistic, and intellectual heart of France. Chambord, the largest of all the châteaux in the Loire Valley, was built by François I as a hunting lodge. Today, the whole valley is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, along with the Statue of Liberty in New York, the Great Wall of China, and many of the world’s most important places.

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Top 6 Stunning Winter Châteaux to Explore in France

Jeffrey Johnson09 mins

The gorgeous châteaux that line the mighty River Loire are a major attraction, especially during the summer. However, many remain open in the winter months, allowing visitors to enjoy the historical ambiance with less crowding. Experiencing these magnificent properties during winter offers a unique perspective, where the haunting echoes of history are palpable in the serene, empty rooms. The parks and gardens may lack the vibrancy of summer, yet the shapes of flower beds and stately trees add their own charm. Below are five of the most stunning châteaux that are accessible year-round.

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Ultimate Reims Travel Guide: Discover Champagne’s Historic Capital

Jessica Proctor07 mins

Famous for its cathedral, where French kings were traditionally crowned, Reims (pronounced ‘Rance’ with a nasal twang and a guttural roll on the R if you can manage that!), is a lovely city on the banks of the River Vesle. This vibrant city offers a wealth of interesting buildings, good hotels, excellent restaurants, and of course, an abundance of delightful Champagne to sample at the various Champagne houses in the area.

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Top Accommodations Near D-Day Beaches in Normandy

Debbie Kelly07 mins

Travelers flock to the beaches of Normandy, a glorious stretch of French coast where once war-torn sands are now peaceful places for vacationers. If you’re going to the Normandy D-Day Landing Beaches in the summer, it’s important to secure accommodations in advance, as they tend to fill up quickly. Moreover, if you plan to visit on June 6th, the date of the D-Day commemoration, early planning is essential, ideally several months ahead.

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