From white-water rafting to hiking and waterskiing, the Poconos offer endless outdoor activities. You can get close to the swirling action at Bushkill Falls, known as the Niagara of Pennsylvania, by traversing a series of wooden trails to view its eight cascades. For an easy stroll, follow the Green Trail that leads to an observation…
The historical treasures of Williamsburg, Virginia, are undeniable, but the region also offers access to pristine nature areas where you can enjoy some outdoor adventure during your stay. Hike, Bike, and Paddle The James River is a gateway to all sorts of activities. Head to James City County Marina for a 10-mile kayak trail around…
Mexico is known for its beautiful beaches, but Mazatlán, the Pearl of the Pacific, is quite unlike most other coastal spots. It’s not a resort town that exists because of tourism, but rather a coastal city with a rich history and strong sense of self. Visitors to Mazatlán can easily immerse themselves in the local…
Historic Kimberley, British Columbia, combines the rugged majesty of the Canadian Rockies with the charms of a quaint frontier settlement. Voted Best Small Town in B.C. during a competition organized by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in 2022, Kimberley is known for its winter activities, but still offers families plenty to do year-round. Outdoor Activities for…
Atlantic City was the home of the first boardwalk in the country (circa 1870), and it’s just as entertaining as an urban destination today as when it first wowed guests with its beachside location and fantastic attractions (hello diving horses and the Miss America Pageant). Today, the expansive (and free) beach still delivers summer fun,…
Las Vegas visitors don’t have to roll the dice to have a good time anymore. These days, Sin City has a lot more to offer than gambling. The Strip is booming with entertainment, attractions, and ingenuity. Get ready to have fun — because Las Vegas is more exciting than ever. Odds Are Good You’ll Want…
Theme park enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the grand opening of Universal Orlando Resort’s Universal Epic Universe in May 2025, but if you simply can’t wait — and happen to be in town — you can grab a sneak peek at its official Preview Center now. Open (for free!) to the public at Universal CityWalk in…
A land of glaciers, bears, sea fjords, and rugged snow-topped mountains that stretch skyward, Alaska is a place of wild beauty with exciting adventures around every corner. And you can embark on your own journey of a lifetime with one of these unique Alaskan cruise itineraries. From a hybrid voyage on land and sea with…
We’re strong advocates for skipping all calorie counting and macros mapping while on vacation. There’s just too much flavorful food to experience in the world. But that doesn’t mean you have to abandon all your healthy habits. A simple morning stroll is an easy way to stay active — and a good start to working…
New York, New York. A kaleidoscopic city full of energy, entertainment, and culinary excellence. From Michelin-starred restaurants to authentic street food, iconic architecture to incredible museums, and high-end boutiques to hip flea markets, the Big Apple is renowned for its remarkable cultural diversity. And, when you need a pause from the concrete jungle, you can…
In Williamsburg, which served as the capital of the Colony and Commonwealth of Virginia from 1699 until 1780, exploring with friends makes every moment richer. The charm of Colonial Williamsburg turns a simple stroll into a shared adventure, with horse‑drawn carriages, cobblestone streets, and costumed interpreters creating an atmosphere that’s immersive and surprisingly lively. Instead…
With more than 300 days of sun each year, a couples’ escape to the Phoenix area is sure to light up your romance. The Valley of the Sun offers a unique combination of big-city culture and resort-style amenities, framed by the stunning desert landscape. Treat the Body and Soul When the mercury soars, couples can…
Fort Lauderdale, the sun-soaked playground once synonymous with raucous spring break crowds, is all grown up. Known as the “Venice of Florida” for its more than 300 miles of inland waterways, this South Florida city has become a more refined destination, popular for its luxe architecture, dining scene, arts and culture, and, of course, those…
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