Rays for days
Jacques Cousteau called the Sea of Cortez “the world’s aquarium,” and the body of water between the Baja California Peninsula and the rest of Mexico indeed brims
Jacques Cousteau called the Sea of Cortez “the world’s aquarium,” and the body of water between the Baja California Peninsula and the rest of Mexico indeed brims
Portuguese architecture firm Atelier Rua and Belgium-based interior design firm Studio Stories teamed up to deliver a carefully renovated rental property in southern Portugal’s Algarve
Just a 25-minute car ride from Iceland’s Keflavik International Airport, a constantly shifting hiking trail winds over two miles to a view of what’s quite
Mana arquitetura transforms an old, cramped apartment into a plant-filled urban oasis in Brazil’s most populous city. One look at Apartment nº205 in downtown São
Have we ever needed the Bahamas more than right now? As I breast-stroked from the boat to the rocky exterior of Thunderball Grotto in the Bahamas’
There’s giddy wonder arriving to a new island by boat, no matter how brief the journey—those moments when it’s all sky and passing sea before
While it might feel more like a small town if you’re coming from a big US metropolis, Oslo is actually Norway’s largest city, with a
I usually find it kind of disorienting to stay at a hotel in the same city where I live. No matter how indulgent the thread
Once you’ve traveled a bit, people may stop telling you about all the places you’ve got to see and start imparting their wisdom, instead, about
Published: Fodors Location: Portugal, Azores Many of us are time-traveling during the pandemic, back to those places and people we’ve journeyed to and loved best—but still
From Norway to the Swiss Alps, the continent’s snowy winter terrain is crisscrossed with magical locales for adults and children to get their luge on.
As my 4-year-old son and I set off to explore the natural sounds of our neighborhood at night, I reminded myself to be more like a butterfly flitting behind him and less like a hovering helicopter.