Next time you visit Florida, add this state park with a rich and diverse landscape to your itinerary for endless water escapades and one-of-a-kind views.
Looking for a natural phenomenon that requires a bit of adventure to reach? Check out this waterfall, a must-see destination that can only be accessed on foot.
Bali continually grows in popularity, but so do the crowds. With thousands of islands making up Indonesia, you can still find quieter locations to explore here.
The Caribbean is known for its tropical beaches, but to experience one of the world's most unworldly natural wonders, dive into Jamaica's bioluminescent waters.
Dating back 385 million years, before dinosaurs even roamed the Earth, the world's oldest forest was recently discovered in a location you wouldn't imagine.
While staying on this scenic route, you'll witness the most stunning natural landscapes and attractions in the Midwest from the comfort of your window.
If you like ghost stories and haunted caves, visit this family-friendly cave in California that got its name from a moaning sound it's been known to make.
Even though you might feel miles away from civilization, an adventure of a lifetime awaits you on this remote island, where you will make great memories.
If you're looking for a gorgeous yet underrated, not-too-crowded national park, be sure to visit this Canadian park known for its incredibly high tides.
Don't let the seasonal chill keep you from hiking. Bundle up and head to Pittsburgh for great winter trails, birdwatching, and panoramic views of the city.
Irish weather is unpredictable, so beach vacations may not be the first thing that comes to mind. However, this unique beach will change your perspective.
Learn about everything this multi-country ski resort in the Alps has to offer and why it should be on your radar for your next ski or snowboarding vacation.
Around halfway between the large towns of Adelaide and Melbourne is the quaint coastal town that will cure your winter blues. Here's what you should know.
Make sure you hit this off-the-beaten-track destination in northern Canada for a unique whale-watching opportunity off the coast of a charming small town.
Kauai is known for its lush greenery, which is due to the island's rainfall. Fortunately, there are plenty of rainy-day activities to do during your Kauai trip.
For some, swimming in clear water that isn't freezing is a must. If that's the case, consider checking out this warm year-round river with underwater tunnels.