Category: Travel

Let the good times roll. This motto is at the heart of Mardi Gras, where for a few blissful weeks people live life to the fullest. But your trip could flop without careful planning: luckily, here are 10 ways to make sure you have the perfect Mardi Gras.

Belize is a melting pot of cultures, religions, languages, and ethnicities. In this article, author Victoria Day-Wilson discusses the general culture of Belize, including everything from the types of popular cuisine to the likelihood of finding a golf course or a race track.

Although you may want to consider leaving Fido at home on a trip to the Olympic Peninsula—many of the popular trails as well as accommodations don’t allow pets—you do have options if you bring your pet along.

For the most part, driving in Grand Canyon National Park is relatively easy—so easy that it can lead to a false sense of security. Here are some key tips to make your drive a successful one, including information on backcountry driving, road conditions, and where to fill up your tank.

Montana is a big state, but for those who don’t mind doing some driving, it’s possible (indeed, exhilarating) to do a wide-ranging tour.

Lahaina and the areas south of Lahaina have small waves breaking during most of the year, but you'll find summer has the most consistent surf and the best swells. From beginner to expert and every skill level between, here are the area's best surf spots, the types of waves waiting for you, and rentals if…

Driving the full length of Mexico 1 from Tijuana to Cabo is a rite of passage memorable for its diverse landscapes, scenic small towns, historical and archaeological sites, and friendly people.

The two-nation hike through Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, crossing the border between the USA and Canada, is unique. Here's how to do it.

On Lake Tahoe's South Shore you’ll find lively restaurants, upscale lodging, lovely lake views, beaches, and a handful of parks & historic sites to explore.

Waikiki nightlife is wonderfully varied—you’ll find bars and clubs, fine dining and live music, ultra-casual hangouts and high-class venues, so no matter your mood, there’s always somewhere to go. Many of these locations are popular with visitors and locals alike.

Embarking on a volunteer vacation gives you the opportunity to help those in need as well as explore new terrain. Author Amy E. Robertson outlines ideas for projects ranging from community development to wildlife protection. Learn more about the many options for your international volunteer experience.

The best way to break up your road trip between Southern California (Los Angeles, San Diego) and San Francisco is to spend an evening in one of California’s Central Coast communities.