If you ever wanted to see manatees in the wild, kayak in crystal-clear waters, and mingle with the locals, head to this uncrowded city in Florida.
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Michigan is filled with refreshing lakes worthy of exploration. But some have snake populations that don't take kindly to visitors. We've name-dropped a few.
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Offering calm surroundings, yet easily accessible from Glasgow and Edinburgh, this small town is the place to go for nature, mining history, and slow living.
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This hidden town in Arizona is the perfect spot for scenic hiking, fascinating museums showcasing American history, vibrant parks, and stargazing.
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If learning to sail of windsurf is on your bucket list, this Bay Area sailing club is an affordable gem for exploring California's dazzling waters.
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To enjoy the best of Door County, Wisconsin, explore this gateway town offering plenty of adventure and some of the best Midwestern scenery and lake views.
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With over 900% growth, this Virginia suburb is a rising star in the U.S.; boasting fantastic amenities, rich history, and outdoor bounty, it's easy to see why.
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With a name that means "clear water," this charming Oklahoma city has plenty of lakeside access, historic architecture, and even an annual rattlesnake festival.
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This North Carolina mountain town is the place to go for gorgeous trails, relaxing lake days, art galleries, and a postcard-worthy waterfall.
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For the perfect summer getaway that is fun for the whole family, head to this Oregon city's river between Memorial and Labor Day for a floating adventure.
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A trip to Antarctica is out of this world. For an even more otherworldly experience, add this thrilling, underwater activity to your cruise itinerary.
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Humanity is capable of tremendous engineering accomplishments, including making the first artificial lagoon in America as a resort-style destination.
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Hiking gets most of the attention, but river trips are just as fun, especially if they're down this historic Ohio river filled with islands and natural wonders.
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It's hard to beat a relaxing trip to a seaside village in the South of France. This coastal town is the perfect choice for authentic vibes and sunset strolls.
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A trip to some hot springs, especially ones with the stunning mountain views of this Idaho retreat, is the ultimate in relaxation. It's even open year-round.
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Seafood lovers will be in heaven when visiting this town, known as the "seafood capital of South Carolina," and boasting pristine beach fun.
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Discover one of North Carolina's best hidden gems, a town with top-notch lake access plus breweries, charming local businesses, and relaxed vibes.
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You don't need to head to the ocean to explore shipwrecks, this Michigan reserve on Lake Huron offers alluring wrecks to explore by scuba, snorkel, or SUP.
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A quaint and underrated town lies on Mexico's East Cape. If you like water sports, fishing, whale watching, and eating tacos on the beach, you must visit.
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Whether you're a first-time snorkeler or consider yourself an advanced swimmer, here are the most breathtaking snorkeling spots in the Caribbean.
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Small towns in the Midwestern U.S. have a certain charm, and this one with an award-winning Main Street and gorgeous lake views is a great place to visit.
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This California city is the ideal gateway to Redwood National and State Parks, breweries and seafood restaurants, unique stays, ocean beaches, and so much more.
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There is so much more to France than just Paris or the French Riviera. This seaside resort town is famous for its natural pink cliffs and excellent beaches.
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If you're looking for a place where you can enjoy crystal-clear water, relaxing hikes, and maybe even a round of golf, this Michigan town is for you.
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Situated on one of the East Coast's best shorelines, this beach offers whale sightings, historical structures, romantic sunsets, and well-maintained amenities.
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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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