There's no shortage of fabulous freshwater fishing adventures waiting around North America, but this lodge in Canada stands head and shoulders above them all.
In a state as popular as California, there's never a bad time to find a hidden gem. Tucked away in an underrated state park, this waterfall fits the bill.
Afraid of sharks? No problem! Whale sharks are calm and friendly, and this destination in Indonesia is the perfect place to swim with these water teddy bears.
If somewhere is described as having some of the most mesmerizing blue waters in South America, it has to be pretty special. This place lives up to the billing.
The most magical way to explore Florida is by paddling along its coast, which you can do on this 1,500-mile trail that'll take you from cities to remote areas.
One of the world’s most beautiful freshwater springs is hidden away in the Florida Panhandle. Its crystal-clear waters are perfect for spotting manatees.
You should know that things are always a bit bigger in Texas, and the fun is gargantuan at this canyon lake with fantastic fishing, swimming, and diving.
Skip the expensive infinity pools you might find at a luxury hotel. Instead, visit one of nature's infinity pools near the famous Buttermere Lake in the U.K.
America has no shortage of beautiful swimming holes, but few can match the serene splendor of this under-the-radar spot in Idaho. Bring your hiking boots.
This beautiful lake may be a popular spot for water activities, but it's also the most dangerous in America. Learn about its dark history and how to stay safe.
For an incredible bucket list experience, get on your wet suit and scuba dive to this underwater hotel where you can spend the night watching sea life.
Water parks are perfect for the whole family, but they can get expensive. We've put together our own list of the best budget-friendly water parks in America.
Head to Tennessee for a beautiful state park, a spectacular waterfall, and the added bonus of a scenic swimming hole for paddling to your heart's content.
Indiana's most popular waterfalls are the main event of this gorgeous recreational area that is found just a short drive from Indianapolis, the state capital.
Turquoise waterfalls might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Arkansas, but the Natural State hides plenty of splendid surprises.
There's nowhere quite like California's largest lake, a massive landlocked body of water that holds plenty of secrets and is a unique camping destination.