For the most even-keeled year-round weather, one U.S. state tops the list with mild winters, perfect summers, and plenty of beaches to enjoy it all.
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Virginia Beach is home to some incredible coffee shops, and these five make the best brews you'll enjoy while taking in the sun, sand, and water.
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A road trip from Boston to Cape Cod without making a few stops along the way is a missed opportunity. Here's what you should see on the way.
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According to official government data, these five U.S. cities, dotting all corners of the country, attracted the most international tourists in 2024.
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For a relaxed getaway in Florida, head to this St. Augustine barrier island for ocean views, restaurants near the water, and a unique retro charm.
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Not all of Galveston Island is full of packed beaches and spring breakers -- this small community is calm, beautiful, and nestled in natural beauty.
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This affluent yet laid-back section of Santa Cruz boasts a relaxed beach, numerous eateries and cafes, and a family-friendly natural history museum.
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With a natural barrier keeping locals and tourists safe from fierce Atlantic waves, this small beach town is a haven of hideaways.
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Oregon is home to over 1,400 named lakes, but this one is hard to beat for its stunning views, outdoor recreation opportunities, and cozy campgrounds.
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This village on the Cape's southern shore has it's share of water activities, from great paddling and sailing to beaches, plus nature trails and seafood.
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There is nothing like soaking up the sun on a beach in the Mediterranean, but if you want to avoid the crowds, forget Mykonos and head to this beach instead.
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It's many people's dream to eventually live on or near the beach, but there are a few drawbacks of beach town living you should know about before moving to one.
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For a new vacation destination that is budget-friendly and less crowded than other well-known spots, try this wildly underrated Central American location.
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According to a 2025 report, this Southern U.S. state boasting outdoor fun, gorgeous coastlines, and affordability is the most popular place to move.
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This sprawling California beach is one of the best spots in Big Sur for surfing, tide pooling, and hiking, and takes just a quick 0.3-mile hike to reach.
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This park offers sand dunes and beaches that are perfect for strolling, birding, sports, or just gazing at the water — plus, you're allowed to spend the night.
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This under-the-radar Chesapeake Bay island town has much of the charm and waterfront access of nearby Annapolis but with less crowds and more outdoor fun.
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For flights between Florida and North Carolina that cost less than some restaurant meals, try booking with this reliable, on-time budget airline.
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Tucked a few miles inland, this charming town in North Carolina provides visitors with fun lodging options and easy access to the Crystal Coast.
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There are over 150 lakes in Texas, but for the cleanest waters, head to these five pristine reservoirs that are generally safe for swimming and paddling.
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This lesser-known Greek island in the Cyclades has jaw-dropping beaches, delicious food, and charming towns without the crowds of its famous neighbors.
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If you've never been to the iconic coastal town of Somerset, Massachusetts, then you're missing out on an idyllic riverside community perfect for a visit.
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Georgia's Golden Isles is full of coastal towns, lush marshlands, and sandy beaches -- but this historic town is known as the regions "hidden gem."
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Watching the sun go down is one of the best things you can do after a day at the beach, and these beaches have become renowned for their spectacular sunsets.
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San Diego is one of the most beautiful areas in the entire country. There is a gorgeous town in the county that has great hotels and a relaxing feel.
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This lakeside city in northern Wisconsin is a budget-friendly getaway with beaches, lighthouses, and crystal-clear waters perfect for year-round outdoor fun.
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Maine has plenty of beaches to visit, but this beach is situated between two rivers and has an entire island you can walk to in low tide.
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