The Canary Islands, just 120 miles off the northwest coast of Africa, have a well-deserved reputation as Europe’s Hawaii. In addition to nearly year-round sunshine, you’ll find beautiful beaches, relatively warm water, locally-sourced food and wine, world-class biking, abundant hiking, and endless water sports. While travel to the Canaries has […]
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Travel offers of the week: $500 off a private sailing adventure in Auckland
You can’t beat a day out on Auckland’s Hauraki Gulf when the weather is playing ball. Operating out of Waiheke Island, the 41-foot catamaran Pacific Star takes passengers to the Gulf’s best bays and secluded coves to swim, snorkel and paddleboard. Book an exclusive charter for summer and save $500. […]
Island girl ‘dating’ adventure | Lifestyle
Randia Coakley grew up in The Bahamas, loving the great outdoors. While she enjoyed all that her place of birth had to offer, she wanted to see the world. So she began steadily ‘dating’ adventure, conquering one destination at a time. When a job opportunity led her to explore one […]
Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island Interview: Vacation with Greek Gods
As games like Unpacking, Animal Crossing, and Stardew Valley find a home among players looking to snuggle up with cozy experiences, the UK-based Polygon Treehouse has entered the ring with its own warm vacation getaway: Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island. This recently revealed “friend ‘em up” puzzle adventure sees players shipwrecked on […]
Santa Cruz Island is Wonder-full Start to Galapagos Adventure
For a place that seems so remote, so exotic, so far from the reaches of the everyday and which affords such a unique opportunity to see rare and endangered animals, the Galapagos is surprisingly easy to reach – not at all like Jules Verne’s “Journey to the Center of the Earth.” […]
On Kangaroo Island, a Story of Regeneration
It’s overcast when I land on Kangaroo Island, so at first I don’t notice the black of the burn. Instead, I’m immediately distracted by the kangaroos. The island off Australia’s southwest coast—a 35-minute flight from Adelaide—is well named; marsupials here number around 65,000, about 14 times the human population. I […]