Walk across the longest covered bridge in America in the Midwestern state of Indiana while enjoying the structure’s architecture and history.
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To enjoy the outdoors in an area with miles of shoreline camping and views, head to California's largest man-made lake where you can even stay on a houseboat.
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This island nation recently emerged as the best boating destination in the Caribbean. Here's why and how to plan your own nautical escape to paradise.
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Buenos Aires is an amazing travel destination, but can get hectic. Escape the crowds at this nearby serene subtropical paradise that is only accessible by boat.
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For a more off-the-beaten-path destination in Colombia, head to this town that is bursting with color and is surrounded by a turquoise lake and verdant hills.
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At this Texas state park, you can walk where the dinosaurs once roamed, spotting their tracks between hikes and swims in the refreshing river.
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It may not be at the top of your list of surfing vacation destinations, but this Wisconsin town is a surprisingly popular spot for the sport's enthusiasts.
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Known as "Virginia's Only Lakeside Town," this spot promises a memorable adventure with water sports, waterfront dining, local brews, and adventures galore.
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After sunning yourself on a gorgeous beach in Maui, swim among tropical fish and vibrant coral at an incredible snorkeling spot that is good for beginners.
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If you've ever dreamed of swimming with wild manta rays, book the Manta Ray Retreat at this luxurious resort located on a stunning Maldivian island.
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Whether you are an experienced pro or heading into the water for the first time, follow these tips for a fun, safe, and headache-free snorkeling adventure.
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When you want small-town charm and plenty of opportunities for water-based fun, head to this Indiana destination that offers serene, laidback vibes.
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This state park in Arizona may be hidden, but it’s packed with activities. Camp next to the river, fish, hike, or cruise for miles through the desert.
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When it comes to a family-friendly Florida escape, it isn't always about the beaches, as this man-made body of water provides incredible vacation fun.
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The Red Sea Riviera on the tropical coast of Egypt is an affordable alternative to the Caribbean, where the desert ends in coral reefs perfect for snorkeling.
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Florida is packed with excellent beaches, but these spots in the Sunshine State take the fun under the water with seriously spectacular snorkeling.
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This stunning inland lake in Michigan proves you don't have to travel to a crowded destination to enjoy a world-class beach on your next vacation.
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The Hamptons may be the primary weekend destination for New Yorkers, but it can actually be faster and more exciting to take a trip to this island paradise.
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This coral island in Aruba is the ultimate all-inclusive day trip that includes buffets, water activities, beaches, snorkeling, wildlife viewing, and much more.
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One of the smallest and least-visited nations in the world is hidden in the South Pacific — imagine no crowds but plenty of underwater fun, wildlife, and peace.
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In New Jersey, around Barnegat Bay, you can see beautiful wildlife at a secluded island that's so exclusive, you need to book months in advance to go there.
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With an incredible focus on the guest experience, this resort blends its luxurious amenities with the exceptional beaches and beauty of Anguilla.
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Once part of the Oregon Trail, this scenic wilderness area and lake offers visitors incredible year-round camping, fishing, and hiking opportunities.
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If you're on the hunt for Petoskey stones, water sports adventures, miles of trails, and sandy lakeside beaches, this 303-acre state park in Michigan awaits.
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A Puerto Vallarta vacation sometimes means dealing with big crowds, yet this nearby idyllic small town delivers everything you'd want from a Mexican getaway.
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This uncrowded, lesser-known beach in Mexico’s Baja California Sur, both a village and a national park, is a must-visit for divers and nature lovers.
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Although Rick Steves’ main content features European destinations and trips, the travel expert recommends visiting this U.S. state for epic river rafting.
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