The 5 Most-Visited Cities In America
According to official government data, these five U.S. cities, dotting all corners of the country, attracted the most international tourists in 2024.
Read MoreAccording to official government data, these five U.S. cities, dotting all corners of the country, attracted the most international tourists in 2024.
Read MoreFor a relaxed getaway in Florida, head to this St. Augustine barrier island for ocean views, restaurants near the water, and a unique retro charm.
Read MoreNot all of Galveston Island is full of packed beaches and spring breakers -- this small community is calm, beautiful, and nestled in natural beauty.
Read MoreThis affluent yet laid-back section of Santa Cruz boasts a relaxed beach, numerous eateries and cafes, and a family-friendly natural history museum.
Read MoreWith a natural barrier keeping locals and tourists safe from fierce Atlantic waves, this small beach town is a haven of hideaways.
Read MoreOregon 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.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreThere 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.
Read MoreIt'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.
Read MoreFor a new vacation destination that is budget-friendly and less crowded than other well-known spots, try this wildly underrated Central American location.
Read MoreAccording to a 2025 report, this Southern U.S. state boasting outdoor fun, gorgeous coastlines, and affordability is the most popular place to move.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreFor flights between Florida and North Carolina that cost less than some restaurant meals, try booking with this reliable, on-time budget airline.
Read MoreTucked a few miles inland, this charming town in North Carolina provides visitors with fun lodging options and easy access to the Crystal Coast.
Read MoreThere 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.
Read MoreThis lesser-known Greek island in the Cyclades has jaw-dropping beaches, delicious food, and charming towns without the crowds of its famous neighbors.
Read MoreIf 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.
Read MoreGeorgia's Golden Isles is full of coastal towns, lush marshlands, and sandy beaches -- but this historic town is known as the regions "hidden gem."
Read MoreWatching 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.
Read MoreSan 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.
Read MoreThis lakeside city in northern Wisconsin is a budget-friendly getaway with beaches, lighthouses, and crystal-clear waters perfect for year-round outdoor fun.
Read MoreMaine 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.
Read MoreThe dog days of winter are coming, so why not jet off in search of safe sun, sea, and sand to brighten up the turn of the year? These beach spots tick the box.
Read MoreThe United States is home to 33 species of seals, from California sea lions to gray seals, and you can see them in more places than just California.
Read MoreScuba divers and snorkelers who want to swim with sea turtles have many options outside of Hawaii, with stunning locations worldwide.
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