The small Greek island of Folegandros radiates Venetian charm, perfectly merging its unspoiled landscapes with a storied Cycladic heritage. Its raw beauty, authenticity, and rich cultural identity leave visitors utterly spellbound. At the island’s core, its first luxury boutique resort honors and amplifies this irresistible allure.
In the Djebel Dahar region of Tunisia, near the edge of the Sahara Desert, locals have been living underground year-round for centuries. Their cave dwellings offer respite from extreme temperatures: summers are hot and arid, while winters tend to be cold and dry.
Tucked away in Pioneertown’s exclusive Gamma Gulch neighborhood, the High West House is a 2.5-acre desert haven that combines rugged natural beauty with luxurious comforts. Encircled by massive boulders and offering sweeping views of rocky mountains, this high desert sanctuary offers an experience reminiscent of residing within Joshua Tree National Park.
In one of her poems, Emily Dickinson describes the past as “such a curious creature”—a thing of mystery that might bring people joy or disappointment upon closer examination. For fans of American poetry seeking a deeper understanding of Dickinson’s life and art, a visit to the charming town of Amherst, Massachusetts, offers the unique opportunity to explore this very past.
Pixar’s beloved film “Up” will celebrate its 15th anniversary at the end of May, and Airbnb is taking the celebration to new heights! As part of Airbnb’s new “Icons” category, guests can request to book a stay in Carl Fredricksen’s home; to their delight, they’ll find that Airbnb has gone to great lengths to faithfully recreate it.
Wines can be described in a variety of ways: well-balanced, complex, and smooth, for example. The most memorable wines defy expectations and linger on the palate long after the last sip. They also tell a story: the origin of the grapes, the region in which they’re grown, and the winemaker’s unique—and often traditional—approach.
Every spring, Texas bursts into a vibrant display of blue. Fields of bluebonnets, the state’s iconic wildflower, transform the landscape into a breathtaking tapestry. These beautiful blooms are more than just a visual treat—they symbolize resilience, renewal, and Texas’s unique character. Get ready to delve into the world of the Texas bluebonnet and discover the best places to witness its spectacular spring bloom.
Have you ever dreamt of swimming beneath cascading waterfalls of turquoise water? Nestled within the breathtaking Havasupai Canyon, located on tribal land in Arizona, Havasu Falls offers the perfect escape to fulfill that desire.
Have you ever dreamed of walking on Mars? Thanks to the Bentonite Hills, you don’t need a spaceship to experience what it’s like to be on another planet. Nestled in Wayne County, Utah, the Bentonite Hills are also known as “Utah’s Mars” because of their striking resemblance to the Red Planet.
Nestled on the shores of Bacalar Lagoon, a hidden gem in southern Mexico, Boca de Agua is more than a place to stay – it’s a poetic sanctuary. Designed by renowned architect Frida Escobedo, Boca de Agua features eco-friendly treehouse accommodations surrounded by verdant trees and tropical plant life.
