Think Spanish moss-draped oaks, stately manors looming in grassy fields, swampy marshlands and roadside farm stands – a Lowcountry road trip promises the kind of southern charm you won’t soon forget. You’ll experience it all in addition to the undeniable promise of a Charleston to Savannah trek: incredibly friendly locals that welcome you at every
The world of rosé wine has expanded beyond Provence. Like Memorial day, the first day of summer (today, in case you lost track!) seems to kick off a certain set of rituals. Outdoor grills are cleaned up and tuned up in anticipation of frequent usage, kids out of school are compiling their wish list for
With opportunities to glide through the nation’s most famous ocean harbor or roam beneath the southern hemisphere’s tallest sea cliffs, it’s easy to see why on-water adventures are ingrained into Australian culture. From coast to coast, surf-loving Aussies embrace kayaking, surf-skiing, and stand-up paddleboarding (SUPing), with hourly and daily gear rentals available at many beaches.
Whitney Spielfogel Nestled in the turquoise waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea, Capri, Italy is a dreamlike island that beckons travelers with its natural beauty, historical charm, and luxurious appeal. From its beautiful bespoke beach clubs to evening strolls through the small piazzas along the historic cobblestoned streets in town, the reasons to visit this Mediterranean
New York’s iconic sandwiches and sweets are becoming ice cream treats. Two iconic local brands have teamed up to combine their fare into summer-ready desserts. Russ and Daughters and Morgenstern’s are collaborating to release a collection of ice cream based on some of the most beloved Russ & Daughters classics: bagels, halvah, and babka. Three
Amsterdam’s culinary landscape is as vibrant as the tulip fields that surround it; thanks to its diverse population, creative local food purveyors and ambitious chefs who are constantly pushing the envelope. When I first moved here in 2009, it was hard to find hot sauce but now there’s something to suit every palette. If you’re
Whether for a long weekend or a longer stint to write that best-selling novel, Porto, Portugal, fascinates. Here, you’ll find cutting-edge art, medieval streetscapes and an overflowing bounty of great food and wine. While it’s a fairly easygoing place, you can help ensure your trip is a success by learning a few essentials, from how to
Launched in the summer of 2021 in Jacksonville, Florida, DuBlasé is a premium, award-winning whiskey brand that speaks to the growing diverse spirits market, striving to expand to new markets across the United States while benefitting the African American communities. As we celebrate Junteenth across the country, DuBlasé Whiskey founder and CEO Darrin Eakins is
Though the many hills and volcano hikes will put your thigh muscles to the test, getting around Santorini is relatively easy. It’s a small island, meaning journey times tend to be short and you have numerous options to navigate it. A comprehensive bus network runs during the tourist season with frequent service and cheap fares,
Seventy Barcelona My husband and I were embarking on a cruise on the Windstar Wind Spirit in Barcelona to sail the Mediterranean Islands. We decided to go early and spend a long weekend exploring Barcelona and treating ourselves to a bit of indulgent R&R. We checked into the Grand Hyatt Barcelona with a plan to
Many people drink dark beers only in winter and while higher strength imperial stouts may be lovely when the snow begins to fall, dark beers aren’t all high alcohol nor are they all full of sweet aromas and flavors. A common misconception is that dark beers are always high alcohol and always thicker, making them
Miami has long maintained a reputation for being a 24/7 party spot. It’s why so many flock to the 305 for Spring Break, Memorial Day Weekend, bachelor and bachelorette parties, long weekends – you name it. But there’s so much more to the city’s nightlife than oversized nightclubs (although those are fun sometimes, too). And
One of the best things about working at Lonely Planet is that discussing travel plans is considered work. And we have much to discuss. It seems that nearly every week, one or more of my colleagues is exploring an incredible destination and returning with inspiring stories and travel tips. Mostly, these trips are for research,
Tucked away behind a blink-and-you-miss-it entrance on Bruton Place, just steps from the hustle and bustle of Oxford Circus, lies UMU, a restaurant that has quite literally stood the test of time. Now in its 20th year of business, UMU may not find itself among the hot new London restaurant lists creating queues around the
For those of us in greater Atlanta, Savannah is as close as we can get to the beach. It’s a four-ish hour drive from my home, making it the perfect spot for a weekend getaway. I like to take a half day on Fridays so that I can get to Savannah with plenty of time
Hotel Indigo Grand Cayman/Chris Molina The Cayman Islands has been a sophisticated global financial hub for decades, but discerning beach buffs are probably better acquainted with the archipelago’s postcard-perfect sugary white sand and warm turquoise waters. Famed for its vibrant coral reefs, visitors can also find some of the world’s best scuba diving and snorkeling here.
United States hop acreage strung for harvest in 2024 is down 18 percent from 2023, according to a report issued by the United States Department of Agriculture. Although the beer industry has been languishing over the last couple of years, the dramatic decline in American hops acreage may mark a turning point in the hops
For some countries, the summer solstice marks the official start of summer, when the longest day – and shortest night – of the year is a time for revelry, steeped in local culture and history. In 2024, the official solstice falls on June 20, but these celebrations in the northern hemisphere run from June 20 to
Argentina has traditionally been considered a budget destination for foreign tourists; the country’s highly unstable economy has resulted in multiple exchange rates, leading to low-cost goods and services. The only large expense travelers usually bemoaned was the high cost of flying into the country – but that’s changing. Since Argentine President Javier Milei came to
The Blue Lagoon geothermal spa near the fishing town of Grindavik, Iceland, on May 23, 2024. John Moore | Getty Images News | Getty Images Iceland wants tourists to flock to its bubbling hot springs, picturesque ice caps and lunar-like lava landscapes — but not at the expense of its residents or natural environment. The
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