Seattle’s onetime gritty seaport is now a cosmopolitan hub bursting with gourmet coffee, fine brews and an invigorating, trendy consciousness. The city’s splendid natural setting and lively community spirit provide plenty of fun that won’t empty your wallet.
It doesn’t get as much praise as Miami, but with its arts scene, award-winning restaurants and idyllic beaches (76 in the city limits), Fort Lauderdale is secret a rival to its neighbor to the south. Here are some of the best-kept reasons to visit.
Planning a vacation but can’t decide where to go? Luckily, all islands are not created equal. Choose the best one for you based on these factors.
If you consider Grand Cayman and Seven Mile Beach synonyms, you’re in for a sweet surprise. Savannah, Bodden Town, East End and North Side lie to the east of the fabled beach and hold scenic, eclectic and memorable adventures.
Heaven meets earth in St. Lucia, where two volcanic spires rise sharply from the sea higher than 2,400 feet each. Petit Piton and Gros Piton are a stunning sight from both land and sea, but for the ultimate thrill, you’ve got to conquer the climb.
A winter trip to Reno and Lake Tahoe doesn’t have to be a bummer just because you don’t ski. Activities in the area reach far beyond hitting the slopes or sipping cocoa in the ski lodge. You’ll find options for adventure that will take you outside to enjoy the area’s natural beauty without ever having to step into a pair of skis.
