Instead of following the New England summer crowds, opt for visiting this seaside haven in Massachusetts, featuring a unique lookout tower and a charming inn.
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For coastal living during retirement, without the crowds and prices of Boston, consider one of these smaller New England towns that punch above their weight.
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Now taking reservations for 2027, a new luxury all-inclusive resort on the Riviera Maya is a chic retreat blending modern amenities with Mexican aesthetics.
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From lively boardwalks to quiet sandy strips, Delaware’s coast packs beach days, local flavor, and plenty small-town charm into one easygoing escape.
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Set to host the surfing competition during the LA28 Olympic Games, this legendary beach attracts ocean athletes and visitors seeking a unique adventure.
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This laid-back seaside town in Kent, England, offers a peaceful pebble shore, a centuries-old castle, sunset strolls, antique shops, and bustling markets.
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Located inside Pacific Rim National Park, this Vancouver Island spot offers forested paths for quiet walks, locations for storm watching, and rich history.
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What was once a popular amusement park by the sea in Virginia is now a gorgeous stretch of sandy land with views, activities, and buckets of history.
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Escape on a seaside adventure in the southwest of England, where you can enjoy fresh-caught seafood, relax in a stunning BnB, or spend time along the shore.
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Dolly Parton left her mark on this Florida panhandle beach town with a pirate-themed dinner show and a Ferris wheel that soars 200 feet above the ocean.
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While San Diego is replete with attractions, the city's ocean views are easily its highlight, and the locals agree that these nine spots beat all others.
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This coastal New England community offers sandy beaches, harbor walks, historic character, and comparatively attainable housing in Massachusetts.
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The best West Coast beach in the U.S. in 2026 is a surfing mecca with sweeping ocean views and cool spots to saunter or sit, or sip cocktails and watch sunsets.
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No crowds, tanning beds, parasols, or typical touristy commercialization, this quiet Mykonos beach in the north is Samantha Brown's favorite. Here's why.
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If having the beach to yourself is your idea of Hawaiian paradise, then forget Waikiki and Lanikai and hike out to this secluded stretch of soft white sands.
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Escape the crowds of Edinburgh with a trip to this gorgeous coastal destination, a hidden gem with fishing and fresh seafood for days.
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This Florida beach has been named the second-best in the country by Tripadvisor, which praised its wide shoreline, stunning waters, and plethora of activities.
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In the U.S., beach towns can often come with expensive real estate, but these 10 coastal spots offer waterfront fun without the high price tags.
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A crystal-clear mountain lake offers swimming, fishing, paddling, boating, and hiking with stunning volcanic scenery and a family-friendly camp resort.
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We try to stay as positive as possible, but some beach behaviors can turn that beautiful day by the sea from a dream into a frustrating nightmare.
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Unknown to many besides locals, South Boston has a historical outdoor spot that feels very New England with its old military fort and seaside views.
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British Columbia offers tourists a lot to see, whether it's the big city or the remote islands. If you head to this village, you can even spot sea otters.
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Florida steals the limelight when it comes to retirement, but the beaches and food of this East Coast escape make for a tempting alternative.
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Get away to a shoreside destination filled with gorgeous beaches, sky-high views, delicious seafood, and so much more to explore in this charming UK town.
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The Florida Keys are a group of islands and though Key West is the most popular, there is a small island hidden under the radar that offers prime time fishing.
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Lake Tahoe has become a major tourist destination in the United States over the last few decades, but overtourism means many visitors have a few complaints.
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At Washington state park, you can explore tide pools and a driftwood-filled beach or walk through the coastal forest, under an hour from Seattle and Tacoma.
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