Originally known as a mining boomtown, Park City, Utah, is enjoying new prosperity as an outdoor adventure capital. Located about 40 miles (64 kilometers) from Salt Lake International Airport, Park City is an accessible spot for nearly any mountain activity. Winter brings beloved annual events to Park City, like the Sundance Film Festival in late…
Beyond the sea and sangría, Costa del Sol and the region of Andalucía have a truly adventurous spirit at heart. Take a walk on the wild side in Málaga along the 5-mile (8 kilometers) Caminito del Rey trail. Meandering along cliffs, canyons, and valleys, and with a section of the walkway suspended 328 feet (100…
Vail, Avon, and Beaver Creek are made for outdoor adventure, and while Vail is best known for being home to the largest ski resort in Colorado, the fun experiences on offer extend way beyond the winter ski and snowboard scene. During the summer season, witness wildflower meadows and majestic mountains on an exciting horseback ride…
Anaheim may be home to all things Disney at Walt’s famous theme park on the West Coast, but this is merely an introduction to the real OC. With an evolving craft beer scene, SoCal sports, and street-food eats to please the whole crowd, this Orange County community is fast becoming the epitome of California cool….
With so much to do and see in Las Vegas, it’s hard to know where to start. Between dancing the night away at the famous nightclubs, rolling dice at the casino tables, and watching the theatrical Cirque du Soleil shows, save time to explore some of the city’s unexpected attractions, too. Must-Do: Flamingos may not…
Aptly nicknamed the Gathering Place, O‘ahu is an unmatched setting for quality time together. With its laid-back beaches, rich Native Hawaiian traditions, mouthwatering delicacies, and the convenience of the archipelago’s largest airport, the Heart of Hawai‘i is well-suited to make your next vacation unforgettable. Must-Do: Immerse yourself in tropical splendor when you hike the Mānoa…
Vibrant beaches dotted with golden limestone cliffs. Antiquated streets pulsating with excitement. An amalgamation of fresh seafood served in a big bronze bowl. This is Algarve. With almost 125 miles (200 kilometers) of coastline, this southern region specializes in all kinds of vacation offerings, from buzzing nightlife to sun-drenched beach days. Must-Do: Known for its…
Stretching along almost 100 miles (160 kilometers) of coastline, and home to part of the world’s second-largest barrier reef, the paradise-like beaches and beautiful underwater world are reason enough to visit Mexico’s Riviera Maya. But then there are the inland gems to discover, too. From ancient Maya cities to swimmable cenotes (sinkholes) and fun water…
From idyllic beaches and lush mountain interiors to spicy-hot flavorful food and a mesmerizing underwater world, Thailand’s largest island, Phuket, has so much to offer. Whether you’re looking to relax, be active, or indulge your foodie self — or a mixture of all three — Phuket is an island crowd-pleaser for the whole family. Must-Do:…
Mention a road trip and most people start thinking about sweet guilty-pleasure snacks, classic mixtapes, and perhaps a few of their favorite references to the greatest road tripper of all time, Clark W. Griswold. And while we also often associate road trips with traveling to and from your destination, sometimes taking an extended mid-vacation car…
An easy-going coastal essence emanates along New South Wales’ North Coast. After all, this is the country that epitomizes the laid-back lifestyle. Along Coffs Coast, surf culture is pretty much the city’s backbone, and surfers are forever in search of the perfect wave along Sawtell’s golden beaches. Adventurous spirits will love the abundance of outdoor…
Nature flaunts her full beauty during the fall season in Scotland, when the wild landscapes become ablaze with color. Crimson red, rich green, fiery auburn, and golden yellow hues reflect against glittering lochs, and the scenery comes alive with an almost ethereal-like quality. The colors aren’t the only draw: It’s also the quieter season, meaning…
Honey-colored coastlines trace the outline of Malta, a small island that’s home to welcoming people, resplendent natural wonders, and rich history. Positioned at the heart of the Mediterranean Sea, and being at the crossroads between Europe and Africa, it’s a heady mix of cultural influences. Take Maltese cuisine: a harmonious blend of flavors from Sicily…
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