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,…
The Lake District unfurls like a fine watercolor painting, with mountain peaks and vast bodies of water framed by dense forest and rolling green fields. And all this gorgeous scenery beckons you to explore with good friends. For the best of all worlds, the area surrounding the pretty village of Lower Thurnham is a great…
Maui, long established as a superb romantic island escape, more than lives up to its reputation with scenic drives, stunning beaches, and golden sunset cruises. Plus, there’s nothing like gentle island breezes and the sounds of the surf to accompany you while strolling hand in hand. Peak Experiences Start at the top of Maui’s tallest…
Affectionately known as the Lakes, this mountainous British wilderness is wonderful for exploring — and it’s a perfect place for memorable family adventures. Jump right in with exciting water sports at Lake Windermere. Rent stand-up paddleboards or a rowboat for the whole family from Stoked Watersports and glide along tranquil waters while taking in the…
Beyond the dazzling beaches, Thailand’s largest island, Phuket, is home to lush rainforests, mountainous landscapes, an incredible array of wildlife, and more than 30 wats (temples). That’s the thing about Phuket: nature and culture harmoniously coexist here. And you can easily experience the majestic landscapes and natural beauty during an adventurous day out—and discover its iconic neighboring…
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…
Antigua makes a trip with friends feel effortless from the moment you arrive. With 365 beaches between Antigua and sister island Barbuda, the island invites your group to let the turquoise sea and warm breezes put you at ease. Whether you choose a lively stretch of sand with music drifting from nearby beach bars or…
With myriad opportunities to maximize the romance quotient—from night after night of gourmet dining to simply strolling a beach hand in hand or discovering some other island-inspired amorous activity—you’ll have no trouble celebrating true love on St. Maarten/St. Martin. For the Love of Food This little landmass is regarded as the culinary hotspot of the…
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…
The allure of Las Vegas was built on the thrill of cashing in, beginning with the mining boom of the 1800s and continuing with a wave of casinos that shaped the local gambling industry. While some of the neon marquees were replaced by giant LED video screens and others are preserved at the Neon Museum,…
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