Bounded by the Tâmega and Douro Rivers, Marco de Canaveses is in the granite highlands of Northern Portugal. One glance at mountains, evergreen forest, river valleys and vineyards and you …
Now a cosy seaside town, Falmouth was once the second busiest port in the British Empire. From 1668 to 1851 Falmouth was a Royal Mail packet station, handling post and …
Not as touristy as many of the bigger cities in Patagonia, Esquel is a town in the Chubut province that provides a laid back base for exploring the outdoors. This …
A suburb of Victoria, Saanich is the largest and most populous municipality on Vancouver Island. The sprawling suburb is divided into two by the Patricia Bay Highway; Saanich East and …
Tilcara is perhaps the liveliest little pre-colonial village along the Quebrada de Humahuaca. If you’re making this spectacular drive through some of Argentina’s most dramatic landscapes, spend the night (or …
The largest city in British Columbia’s Okanagan region, Kelowna sits right in the heart of the province’s wine region. It is a magnificent city that sits along the east banks …
A seaboard that consists of 910 miles of coastline is sure to offer some astonishing sandy beaches. Encircled by the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean, you can just imagine …
Serene and pristine, Turks and Caicos is a once in a lifetime destination that is simply unforgettable. Humbly home to a breathtaking coastline, beautiful beaches and some of the most …
When you think of Malibu, you may imagine million-dollar mansions, private clubs, celebrities and beautiful landscapes. Well, you’re not far off. Malibu is a city west of L.A. and seven …
From the white sandy coast of Cape Cod Bay to the bluffs of Martha’s Vineyard, the beaches in Massachusetts are nothing less than astonishing. There are beaches suited to the …