Best Places To Kayak And Paddle-Board In Tennessee
There are more than 1,000 lakes and 60,000 miles of rivers and streams in Tennessee. Here's where to paddle-board and kayak next time you visit.
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The Best Riverboat Tours To Take On Your Next Visit To New Orleans
What better way to experience the history of New Orleans than by traveling on the river itself? Here's our list for your best options in the city.
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Where To Get A Luxurious Hot Springs Experience In California
There are only a little over 1,100 hot springs in the United States and the great state of California is home to dozens of them, each perfect for a getaway.
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You've Heard Of Rip Currents But Do You Know About The Danger Of Square Waves?
Sometimes referred to as a "cross sea," square waves aren't as common to witness as rip currents. However, they can prove to be much more disastrous.
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See Seattle's Cityscape From A New Perspective With A Cruise On The Puget Sound
Argosy Cruises has been leading tours in Seattle for over 70 years, and among their offerings is the Harbor Cruise, which will give you a great view of Seattle.
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Watch The Sun Set Over San Diego Bay On An Intimate Sailboat Tour
Travelers that can't wait to ditch cold weather and enjoy plenty of sun, sand, and surf instead often find exactly what they're hoping for in San Diego.
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The Bribri Waterfalls Are A Magical Addition To Your Costa Rican Itinerary
The country of Costa Rica contributes to that impressive total; its tropical landscape brimming with dramatic waterfalls and lush greenery, beckoning visitors.
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The Locals' Secret To The Best Time Of Year For Whale Watching In Vancouver
Along with being a vibrant, culturally rich city, Vancouver is also one of the most ecologically unique and naturally beautiful destinations in North America.
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What To Know Before You Dive Into The Yucatán's Famous Cenotes
By some accounts, the Yucatan peninsula may be home to more than 7,000 cenotes. Of those, approximately 2,200 are officially mapped and registered.
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Experienced Adventure Seekers Can't Get Enough Of St Peter's Pool In Malta
Malta is home to a section of coastline that has such a unique and fascinating shape, it resembles an oversized, natural, swimming pool. It's a must-see.
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Kayaker Tyler Bradt Sets Sail Around World
Now he's on a 5-year trek around the world in a 45-foot steel-hulled sailboat, and is tracking his progress on a web series, Wizard's Eye Expedition.
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The Search Of One Wave
Unsatisfied with his photography over the years, Australian photographer Russell Ord decided to step it up—big. What's he seeking? One shot.
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Mutant Waves And Insane Wipeouts
Freak waves, mutant waves—no matter what you call them, not a surfer out there likes to ride one.
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The Whole Family Will Get A Kick Out Of The Mermaid Show In Spring Hill, Florida
In the late 1940s, Newton Perry, a World War II veteran, saw an opportunity and decided to hop on the get-rich-maybe bandwagon in Spring Hill, Florida.
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Safety For Whitewater Kayakers, Part III
In the third whitewater safety video from Canoe & Kayak, Jim Coffey and Mike McKay, Coffey covers the basics of swimming, self-rescue and boat-rescue.
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Safety For Whitewater Kayakers, Part VII
Live-bait rescue is the topic of this whitewater safety video from Canoe & Kayak, Jim Coffey and Mike McKay.
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Lunchtime Surfing
The competition, often hailed as the most progressive surfing event of the year, takes place at the renowned break at Lower Trestles in San Clemente, CA.
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Joel Parkinson Outs Kelly Slater For His First ASP World Title
After 11 seasons, four runner-up world title finishes to his name, and not a single win this year on the ASP tour, Joel Parkinson has finally come out on top.
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The Young Grom And The Sea
This scion in surfing is at the top of the new school class and has a hefty stack of nontraditional sponsors. He's also 17 (that's where chaperones come in).
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Adventure On The Mighty Mississippi
Canadian adventurer Brett Rogers undertook his first big river expedition as an undergraduate at the University of Waterloo, back in 2004.
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Why Cambodia's Dry Season Is Best For Scuba Diving
If you're planning a diving trip to Cambodia or considering adding diving to your itinerary, you can dive year-round — but its dry season is the clear winner.
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Incredible Swimming Holes Around The World
A natural body of fresh water that usually situated near a river or stream, the incredible swimming holes on this list are scattered all over the world.
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If You Like Surfing, This Is The Best Time Of Year To Visit The Maldives
Whether you're new to surfing or regularly ripping up the waves, the Maldives is a paradise of possibilities. Its 1,200 islands are celebrated by travelers.
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The Best French Polynesia Overwater Bungalows To Book For Your Next Trip
The overwater bungalow is the ultimate dream accommodation. Suspended on stilts over the sea, this unique view of sea life was invented in French Polynesia.
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The Underwater Hotel That You Should Not Miss On Your Next Trip To The Maldives
The Maldives consists of more than 1,000 islands rich with natural beauty. Here is one partially underwater villa for your next luxury vacation to the Maldives.
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United States Or Canada: Which Side Of Niagara Falls Is Better To Visit?
Niagara Falls is a destination for many each year. With its natural beauty and numerous attractions, some wonder which side is better: America or Canada?
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This Rhode Island Town Is The Perfect Destination For Scenic Views And Outdoor Adventures
Besides the opulent Gilded-Age mansions, famed Cliff Walk, and the cultural attractions of Providence, there's a town along the way that also deserves a stop.
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