This universally fun water feature may be relatively absent in the United States, but they're a staple in Canada, available in many hotel pools.
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This remote island off Mexico's coast boasts incredible birdlife, glowing waters, and quiet beaches, making for a serene escape for nature lovers.
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Discover the fascinating history surrounding one of Italy’s oldest castles, boasting a unique name and stunning views overlooking the city and the sea.
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Charles Pinckney is America's "Forgotten Founder." However, this South Carolina national historic site commemorates his legacy with exhibits, trails, and more.
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If you're planning to travel to any of the six New England states to bask in the beauty of botanical gardens, here are the best options based on reviews.
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Several budget European airlines may be looking to increase the number of passengers per flight by adding a low-cost "Standing Room Only" fare.
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Only accessible by boat, this stretch of coastal paradise in Hawaii is a famous backdrop for Hollywood films and a colorful snorkeling destination.
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Though its flight options are limited, this tiny, Iowa-based airport is known for being one of the friendliest places the fly out of.
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Experience a taste of the sweet life when you visit this adorable and inviting Connecticut community. Enjoy good food, adorable orchards, and so much more.
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This off-the-beaten-path state park in North Carolina has plenty of boating, camping, and fishing opportunities alongside thousands of years of unique history.
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Home to remarkable rock formations, unpolluted night skies, and heaps of fossils, this underrated slice of New Mexico feels like a different planet.
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If you love hunting for fossils and shells on your beach trips, make sure to head to this stunning Florida beach full of shark teeth waiting to be discovered.
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Although this destination in Minnesota often goes overlooked, it offers some interesting attractions you might expect to find in small towns and large cities.
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If you are into off-the-grid, rugged terrain, Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument may be one of the "last truly wild" spots in the Southwest.
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Rhode Island is a tiny state with a whole lot of coastline, and a visit to the area's beloved beaches will cost out-of-staters double what it costs residents.
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If you're seeking a relaxing day by the water, this harbor city near Cleveland offers beach vibes, Midwest charm, and plenty of delicious food.
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If you're looking to unwind with a round of golf and lazy days by the pool, consider planning your next getaway to this pristine RV resort in Oregon.
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Once ruled by a cult leader awaiting the apocalypse, this Michigan site is now a surprising mix of family fun, local history and offbeat charm.
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This historic city is the oldest in England (and was even the nation's first capital before London). Here's how you can explore a castle and scenic trails.
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Blending Indigenous heritage with exciting gaming, this casino in Arizona offers fantastic dining, artifact-filled museums, and numerous forms of entertainment.
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Looking to taste some wine unique to Basque Country? Txakoli wine is a uniquely carbonated white wine sure to tickle your taste buds. Here's where to find it.
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Malawi is known as the "Warm Heart of Africa" due to the friendliness of the people there. Conservation efforts have also made it a great spot for safaris.
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Beat the Oklahoma heat with this sprawling waterpark, which features both indoor and outdoor swimming pools, plus luxurious resort-style accomodations.
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The garden at this Lake Como villa must be seen to be believed, with its terraces overflowing with bright azaleas, camellias, roses, tropical plants, and more.
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Sited just outside of Chicago is the village of Park Forest, known for its longstanding juried art fair and its 2,000 acres of parks and green spaces.
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This Massachusetts state park offers fantastic camping on Cape Cod, with hiking, biking, and fishing, along with easy access to cute villages and beaches.
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This charming small town may only have 3,000 residents, but its unique attractions, fascinating museums, and state parks attract visitors from all over.
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