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Iceland Winter Highlights: Vík, Golden Circle & Reykjanes - 5 Days

Take in Iceland's winter wonderland with this five-day, self-drive tour. See crashing waterfalls and ice caves along the Ring Road and visit the city of Vík for glacier hikes and ice climbing. Then it's on to the Golden Circle and astonishing views of the aurora borealis dancing in the night sky. Snorkel in the underwater world of the Silfra fissure and relax in the healing waters of the Blue Lagoon before closing your trip on the Reykjanes Peninsula, with its erupting geysers and bubbling hot springs.

A family hike through the Iceland landscape

Highlights of Iceland & the Westman Islands: Family-Friendly Road Trip - 7 Days

Perfect for active families, this seven-day road trip combines the best child-friendly excursions with Iceland's stunning highlights. Discover lava tunnels, lunar landscapes, and thundering waterfalls as you drive the country's Golden Circle. Set sail to the volcanic island of Heimaey and explore the icebergs, glaciers, and glittering black sands of the South Coast. A day in Reykjavík concludes this family adventure.

Discover Palawan's Snake Island at low tide in the dry season

Best Time of Year to Visit the Philippines

The dry season (December to May) is the best time to visit the Philippines as the sun is shining, the sea is calm and clear, and the conditions are perfect for a range of outdoor activities. There are also advantages of traveling in the wet season (June to November), including lower prices and fewer crowds, as well as pockets of the country that remain pretty dry.

Take a silent cruise around the remote waters of Doubtful Sound

New Zealand South Island Adventure: Mountains, Lakes & Glaciers - 9 Days

Encounter snowy peaks and lush rainforests on this nine-day road trip around New Zealand's South Island. Strike out from Christchurch toward Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park, wind through the mountains and lakes of "The Lord of the Rings" country to reach Queenstown, then turn north for an epic drive up the wild West Coast. Along the way, you'll stargaze in a dark sky reserve, soak in glacier hot pools, cruise across remote fjords, and end with a spectacular trans-island train ride.

South Africa Culture & Safari: Cape Town & Thornybush Game Reserve- 9 Days

Hit the highlights of South Africa on this nine-day itinerary that takes you from the coast to the savanna. The tour kicks off in Cape Town, where you'll learn about the city's diverse history. Take a cable car to Table Mountain and enjoy panoramic views as the sun sets. Spend the day wine tasting and find out what all the fuss is about over South African wines. Finally, spot "Big Five" game animals like lions and elephants on multiple safari game drives at Thornybush Game Reserve.

2 Weeks in Brazil - 5 Unique Itinerary Ideas

Two weeks in Brazil affords plenty of time to combine active sightseeing with relaxation. Soak up the culture in cities like Rio or unwind on the idyllic beaches of Ilha Grande and Jericoacoara. Immerse yourself in the natural wonders of the Amazon rainforest, learn how to dance the samba, and discover the history behind Brazil's Indigenous tribes. Seek a culinary-inspired itinerary and revel in the local cuisine in Fortaleza, or embark on a wildlife tour in Morro do Pai Inácio.

This pale yellow entrance leads to a private garden overlooking the Lustrafjord (photo courtesy of Walaker Hotel

The 3 Best Luxury Hotels in the Sognefjord

All family-owned, these three luxury hotel options offer beautiful views, elegant decor, and standout food and wine programs. Read on to find out more about our hand-picked luxury properties in Sognefjord, Norway's longest and deepest fjord.

This family-owned hotel in Balestrand dates to 1877 (photo courtesy of Kviknes Hotel)

The 3 Best Fjordside Hotels in Balestrand

When choosing a hotel in the artsy and outdoorsy town of Balestrand, you'll likely prioritize views of the Sognefjord—Norway's longest and deepest fjord. These three hotels not only take advantage of their proximity to the surrounding mountains and sea but have easy access to galleries, challenging hiking trails, and fjord adventures.

This historic hotel with stylish new interiors is located near hiking trails and glacier tours (photo courtesy of Fjærland Fjordstove Hotel)

The 8 Best Historic Hotels in the Sognefjord

These eight properties—many family-owned and operated for generations—provide plenty of local charm and hospitality after a day's adventures in the Sognefjord, Norway's longest and deepest fjord.

A pool with a view (photo courtesy of Hofslund Fjord Hotel)

The 8 Best Mid-Range Hotels in the Sognefjord

Choosing a mid-range hotel while exploring Norway's longest and deepest fjord is ideal for travelers who want a step above the standard category but don't want to spend on luxury. These eight properties offer comfortable interiors and perks, like renovated rooms with local bath products, a fireplace lounge, or an outdoor pool facing the fjord.

A series of historic clapboard buildings make up Vangsgaarden Gjestgiveri in Aurland (photo courtesy of @kristaelvheim)

The 3 Best Hotels in Aurland

If traveling to Norway's fjord region, the small village of Aurland provides a charming base for exploring the incredibly scenic Aurlandsford (a branch of the Sognefjord). These three hotels—two of which are family-owned—offer easy access to hiking trails, fjord excursions, a beachfront for swimmers, and Stegastein Viewpoint.

View over coastal Knysna and the scenic Garden Route, South Africa

Coastal South Africa: Cape Town, Garden Route & Big Five Tour - 7 Days

Discover some of the most beautiful coastal views of South Africa on this weeklong journey that hugs the shores. Start in Cape Town, where you'll explore the city's highlights before venturing on an epic ocean drive. Meander along the famous Route 62 for expansive mountain range vistas. Visit national parks and coastal villages along the Garden Route, which runs from the west to the Eastern Cape. Finish your trip in search of the "Big Five" with a safari game drive in Addo Elephant National Park.

South Africa Highlights: Cape Town, Mossel Bay, Durban & St Lucia - 9 Days

Explore the magic of South Africa on this nine-day, self-drive adventure. Start in Cape Town, where you'll take a cable car up Table Mountain and visit penguins on Boulders Beach. Then, it's off to the seaside town of Mossel Bay for a guided safari and close encounters with wildlife like zebras, elephants, and rhinos. Hop a flight to the beaches of Durban for some swimming and surfing, then finish your trip in St Lucia, where you'll cruise the St Lucia Estuary and see the hippos and crocodiles that live there.

Each room at this hotel has a private seated balcony (photo courtesy of Flåmsbrygga Hotel)

The 4 Best Fjordside Hotels in Flåm

When choosing a place to stay in Flåm—a village in Norway's fjord region—views are likely a priority. These four charming hotels are surrounded by steep mountains in the Aurlandsfjord (a branch of the famous Sognefjord) and offer direct access to hiking trails and fjord excursions, plus a vintage-style railway with one of the steepest train routes in the world.

This historic hotel has easy access to challenging hiking trails (photo courtesy of Kviknes Hotel)

The 12 Best Hotels in the Sognefjord

Given the rugged, remote, and sizable setting in Norway's fjord region, choosing the right hotel (and location) can get tricky, but we're here to help. We've hand-picked a dozen options in the Sognefjord—the country's longest and deepest fjord—and have broken them down into three categories depending on your budget: standard, mid-range, and luxury. Read on for the best hotels in the Sognefjord.

Oslo's Barcode district offers new architecture, including the Munch Museum

The 4 Best Hotels Near the Waterfront in Oslo

Hotels near Oslo's up-and-coming waterfront offer easy access to a deluge of new museums, restaurants, shops, and architectural gems. We've compiled a list of properties that are a short stroll to either Aker Brygge or Bjørvika along the Oslofjord, making it easier to explore Norway's capital.

Flåm Marina and Heimly Pensjonat are neighbors in Flåm (photo courtesy of Norway's best AS)

The 5 Best Standard Hotels in the Sognefjord

Norway's fjord region, like all of Scandinavia, is notoriously expensive, but the Sognefjord—Norway's longest and deepest fjord—has its share of affordable stays surrounded by spectacular scenery. We've hand-picked five simple but charming hotels that don't break the bank, leaving you extra spending money for the area's wide range of outdoor adventures and cultural activities.

Wellington's iconic century-old furnicular

New Zealand North Island Road Trip: Auckland to Wellington - 8 Days

See the North Island from top to bottom on this eight-day New Zealand road trip. Get to know the "City of Sails" in Auckland, then set out into the rainforests of Waitakere and the lush farmland of Waikato. Visit Hobbit houses in the real Middle-earth and venture into glowworm-illuminated caves, then follow the smell of sulfur to Rotorua and its geothermal wonders. After hiking to the dormant volcanoes of Tongariro National Park, end your adventure among the quirky urban charm of Wellington.

Enjoy afternoon tea under a historic glass atrium (photo courtesy of Grand Hotel)

The 4 Best Luxury Historic Hotels in Oslo

When choosing a hotel in Oslo, consider that the most opulent options have a storied past from the 19th century for travelers who appreciate old-world charm. All the properties on this list have been restored in recent years with a spate of new features—like a full-service spa or underground jazz club—adding modernity to the historic surroundings. Read on to learn more.

A road through the North Island's Waitakere Ranges

Nature-Filled North Island Road Trip - 7 Days

Experience the great outdoors of New Zealand's North Island on this week-long, road trip itinerary. Loop your way south from Auckland to spot whales in Hauraki Gulf Marine Park, hike through the lush rainforests of the Waitakere Ranges, and glimpse the real Middle-earth in Matamata. Discover the geothermal marvels of Wai-O-Tapu in Rotorua, take an evening kayak tour into the glowworm canyons of Tauranga, and end your adventure back in Auckland with a sunset harbor dinner cruise.

Views over Nahuel Huapi Lake in Bariloche

Chile & Argentina Discovery: Santiago, Patagonia, Iguazú & Buenos Aires - 15 Days

Explore the natural wonders of Chile and Argentina on this adventurous 15-day tour. Start in Chile's capital, Santiago, where you'll go on walking tours and wine tastings. Then, spend a week in Chilean and Argentine Patagonia whitewater rafting, hiking, and kayaking in majestic glacial landscapes. Fly to northern Argentina to see the UNESCO-listed Iguazú Falls, and end the tour in elegant Buenos Aires.

The walls of Sesriem Canyon, Nambia, illuminated by the setting sun

5 Days in Namibia - 3 Unique Itinerary Ideas

Namibia is a vast country with a wide variety of desert and coastal landscapes, and with five days in the country, you can get a taste of its highlights. Most tours start in the Germanic capital, Windhoek, from where you can embark on a self or private guided tour. Be amazed by vast red dunes, ancient canyons, abundant wildlife and birds, eerie shipwrecks along the coast, and European-like cities.

A desert adapted mother elephant and her calf walk a dried river bed in Namibia's northwestern region

Namibia in December: Travel Tips, Weather & More

December is midsummer in Namibia and a low season for travel. Namibian summers tend to be hot and wet, but notable exceptions exist. Keep your cool at the bone-dry dunes of Sossusvlei or the foggy Skeleton Coast, or embrace the heat and go bird-watching in the Caprivi Strip. If you are in Namibia for Christmas, make the most of a hot festive season. Read on for more tips for traveling to Namibia in December.

See fur seals at the Cape Cross Seal Reserve along Namibia's southern coast

Namibia in November: Travel Tips, Weather & More

November is the start of Namibia's long, hot, wet summer. It's low season for travel, but that's great news if you don't mind hot weather: bird-watch in the Caprivi Strip, seek out migrating whales off Walvis Bay, and spot seals (and a lot of shipwrecks) along the Skeleton Coast. Read on to learn more about where to go and what to do in Namibia in November.

Cool off with a beer during Oktoberfest in Namibia's capital, Windhoek

Namibia in October: Travel Tips, Weather & More

October is the start of the hot, wet summer season in Namibia. It's the shoulder season for travel, but if you don't mind the heat, you can enjoy bird-watching in the beautiful Caprivi Strip as well as the wetlands near Swakopmund. And if you want to cool off with a cold beer, make a beeline to Windhoek in October for a traditional Oktoberfest party!

Discover the red dunes of Sossusvlei in the southern part of the Namib Desert, in the Namib-Naukluft National Park of Namibia

Namibia in September: Travel Tips, Weather & More

September marks the start of the short spring season in Namibia. Traveling to the country now is lovely because the weather is warm and dry, with low humidity. Meanwhile, wildlife viewing is still decent before the rains of summer arrive. It's a popular time to visit, but if you want to experience the Etosha National Park or the red dunes of Sossusvlei at their best and most comfortable, don't hesitate.

Go on safari and spot black rhinoceros in the Ongava Reserve in August

Namibia in August: Travel Tips, Weather & More

August is winter in Namibia and peak season thanks to the ideal conditions for wildlife viewing in the national parks and game reserves. As well as highlights such as Etosha National Park and the Ongava Private Game Reserve, visitors to the African country in August can enjoy some exciting cultural festivals in different parts of the country. Read on for more information on what you can see and do in Namibia in August.

Namibia in July: Travel Tips, Weather & More

July is midwinter in Namibia and the perfect time to visit the national parks and game reserves. Wildlife spotting, road tripping, and desert hiking are all excellent ways of experiencing Namibia this month. Read on to find out more about where to go and what to do.

Namibia in June: Travel Tips, Weather & More

June is the start of winter and the peak season for travel in Namibia. Cool, arid conditions make it a great time to spot African wildlife, including rhinos, hippos, giraffes, and elephants. Road tripping is a popular way of experiencing Namibia's varied landscapes, from wetland to desert and coast to city. It's all possible in June.

Visit the Kunene region to seek out the Epupa Falls

Namibia in May: Travel Tips, Weather & More

May is a transitional month in Namibia, a warm but dry month between the wet summer and the cool winter. It's shoulder season for travel and a great time to photograph this African nation's natural and cultural attractions without extreme weather conditions or many other visitors. Find out more about traveling to Namibia in May.

Snap pics of the unique aloe varietal: the Quiver Tree, in southern Namibia

Namibia in April: Travel Tips, Weather & More

April is fall in Namibia and a great time to visit to enjoy warm temperatures, lush landscapes, and cultural festivals. Photographers of all skill and experience levels will find this an excellent month to travel through the varied country, offering lush and desert landscapes, attractive cities, and awe-inspiring expanses. Find out more about traveling to Namibia in April.

Aerial view of Skeleton Coast dunes meeting the Atlantic Ocean

Namibia in March: Travel Tips, Weather & More

March is late summer in Namibia and is generally a hot time of year, although some areas are much hotter than others. Visit the capital, Windhoek, to enjoy cultural festivals; spot flamingoes at wetlands near Swakopmund; or take a 4WD safari along the Skeleton Coast. There's plenty to see and do in Namibia, even in the low season. Read on to find out more.

Close up of African flamingoes at Namibia's Walvis Bay Wetlands

Namibia in February: Travel Tips, Weather & More

February is midsummer in Namibia, and temperatures can range from warm on the coast to scorching in the desert. Summer is the best time of year to go bird-watching, so grab a pair of binoculars and get ready to see flamingoes, pelicans, and Okavango species. Find out more about traveling to Namibia in February.

A shipwrecked "skeleton" along the infamous Skeleton Coast of Western Namibia

Namibia in January: Travel Tips, Weather & More

January is midsummer in Namibia, bringing sweltering, wet conditions inland. However, coastal areas of the country remain cool, so there's no need to avoid Namibia this month if you prefer cooler temperatures. Spot pink flamingoes in the wetlands near Swakopmund, admire sunrises and sunsets from the golden dunes of Sossusvlei, and discover the shipwrecks of the dramatic Skeleton Coast.

The colorful Buenos Aires barrio of La Boca at sunset

Explore Argentina & Uruguay: Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Mendoza & Patagonia - 15 Days

From the rush of capitals Buenos Aires and Montevideo to the calm of Patagonia, Nahuel Huapi National Park, and the Humid Pampas, you'll travel by boat, car, and air on this far-reaching 15-day tour. See the highlights of Argentina and Uruguay with a mix of adventure and quiet moments to soak up the landscape—sipping local malbecs, watching mesmerizing tango, relaxing on the beach, and spending the day on a working cattle ranch.

Nature & Culture in Northern Argentina: Buenos Aires, Puerto Iguazú, Salta, Cafayate & Purmamarca - 15 Days

From thundering waterfalls to multicolored mountains, the geography of northern Argentina is as impressive as it gets. With this 15-day itinerary, witness unforgettable sights like Iguazú Falls in Misiones and the Cerro de los Siete Colores in Jujuy. At the same time, learn about the history and culture of northern Argentina, from the Inca who called the region home to the Argentine revolutionaries that won independence from Spain.

Argentina is filled with natural wonders to discover

Buenos Aires & Northwest Argentina: Natural Wonders, Waterfalls & Wine - 15 Days

From red-rock desert paintings to waterfalls that span two countries and the pulse of tango, this 15-day Argentine adventure will show you the country's diverse landscape and rich cultural heritage. Travel from Buenos Aires to Argentina's northwest by air and on the open road, with plenty of time to sip the country's famous malbec wines along the way.

Aerial view of Monte Fitz Roy and Las Vueltas River

North to South in Argentina: Buenos Aires, Iguazú Falls, Península Valdés & Patagonia - 15 Days

Experience Argentina's geographical extremes and admire the beauty of nature on this far-reaching 15-day itinerary. Explore the barrios of Buenos Aires and both sides of Iguazú Falls before heading south to Patagonia. Look for wildlife as you travel across lakes, seas, and glacial ice in Puerto Madryn, Ushuaia, El Calafate, and El Chaltén before returning home with memories that photos could never do justice to.

Self-Drive Scotland: Inverness, Isle of Skye, the Trossachs & Edinburgh - 5 Days

Walk in the footsteps of royalty with this five-day highlights tour of Scotland's spectacular scenery. Discover "paradise in the Highlands" at Balmoral Castle as you pass through the sweeping plateaus of the Cairngorms. Cruise the mysterious Loch Ness and explore Scotland's most photographed castle at Eilean Donan before hiking rugged peaks on the Isle of Skye. A delve into the history and atmospheric backstreets of enchanting Edinburgh rounds off this small but perfectly formed itinerary.

Explore Brazil's Green Coast: São Paulo to Rio de Janeiro - 10 Days

If you're looking to see a bit of everything on your trip to Brazil, you'll love this itinerary which includes cities, culture, beaches, and outdoor adventure. Start off in bustling São Paulo, then explore the historic town of Paraty and its surrounding nature. Afterward, head to the lushly-forested island of Ilha Grande for beachside relaxation, hiking, and water sports. Finish in Rio de Janeiro, where you'll discover the city's highlights and make an optional visit to a community social project.

Spot lions in South Africa's famed Kruger National Park

Southern Africa Highlights: Wildlife & Natural Wonders - 14 Days

This two-week adventure delivers the grand highlights and lesser-visited gems of southern Africa. Arrive in Cape Town to witness living history on walking tours and go wine tasting in the famous Cape Winelands. Jet off to Zimbabwe for sunset river cruises and vintage train rides around Victoria Falls, then hop over to Botswana for game drives in Chobe National Park and the Okavango Delta. Your trip culminates back in South Africa with more safari adventures in Kruger National Park.

This hotel overlooks the Mathallen Food Hall (photo courtesy of Scandic Vulkan)

The 3 Best Hotels near Grünerløkka in Oslo

These three hotels near Grünerløkka will get you close to the trendy arts district along the Akerselva river and keep you within walking distance of Oslo's city center when you're ready to explore more mainstream attractions. You'll find graffiti-lined streets, independent restaurants, and live music venues—lending to a Brooklyn, New York vibe.

Stay in a Neo-Renaissance building in the heart of Oslo (photo courtesy of Hotel Christiania Teater)

The 3 Best Mid-Range Historic Hotels in Oslo

The fast-growing city of Oslo offers plenty of glossy new architecture, but there are still charming hotels that have stood the test of time. Below is a compiled list of three mid-range options in Norway's capital dating back to the 19th century with renovated interiors that blend nicely with the buildings' original details. Read on to learn more.

Venture into the Blue Mountains for a day of hiking and wildlife spotting

Australia Cities & Wildlife Adventure for Families - 14 Days

This active two-week Australian trip combines the best of Australia's wildlife and outdoor lifestyle experiences, making it perfect for active families with older kids. Kick things off in Melbourne with a drive along the Great Ocean Road, then soar above the Great Barrier Reef by helicopter and splash around in Cairns' urban lagoon. Hop over to Tasmania to meet weird and wonderful wildlife, and wrap up in Sydney for surf, sand, and a day trip into the rugged Blue Mountains.

Spend a few hours or more exploring the Vigeland Sculpture Park in Norway's capital

The 6 Best Hotels near Vigeland Sculpture Park in Oslo

With more than 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland, this enormous park is one of Oslo's top attractions, but it's a healthy trek from the city center, where most tourists stay. Luckily, we've compiled a list of hotels with easier access to this veritable open-air museum (free of charge; open 24/7). Here are our top picks for the best hotels in Oslo, close to the Vigeland Sculpture Park.

A lodge and its infinity pool overlook Grootberg Canyon

Namibia Luxury Fly-In Safari: Etosha, Damaraland & Sossuvlei – 7 Days

Travel Namibia in style on this luxury, seven-day fly-in safari. Touchdown in Etosha National Park for a wildlife-studded game drive where you'll traverse Africa's largest salt pan before flying on to remote Damaraland. Here, you'll marvel at prehistoric rock art and wander petrified forests before ending in the Namib Desert, where Sossusvlei's towering dunes await.

Namibia Desert & Wildlife Fly-In Safari: Sossuvlei, Skeleton Coast & Etosha – 7 Days

Discover Namibia's deserts, rugged coastline, and wildlife-packed national parks on this week-long sky safari. Explore hulking dunes and never-ending salt pans in Sossusvlei before flying to the infamous Skeleton Coast for shipwreck and seal sightings. Finally, go on safari in Etosha National Park, where waterholes teem with iconic African animals.

Golden dunes of the Skeleton Coast fall into the Atlantic Coast

Namibia Desert & Dune Luxury Fly-In Safari: Sossusvlei & Skeleton Coast – 5 Days

Take to the skies on this luxury, five-day Namibia sky safari. Touchdown in the Namib Desert, exploring Sossusvlei's famous salt pan and towering dunes, then fly to the wind-battered Skeleton Coast. Here, you'll discover eerie shipwrecks and geological marvels, then spot desert-adapted wildlife on a game drive. The trip ends with a fishing expedition in the marine-rich waters off this torrid coastline.

Vibrant Mexico: Mexico City, Guadalajara & Puerto Vallarta - 13 Days

Explore the history and culture of Mexico with this 13-day tour, starting in the country's capital, Mexico City. Float the colorful canals of Xochimilco, sample Mexican street food, and wander local neighborhoods like Roma and Coyoacán. Then, it's off to Guadalajara for amazing architecture, lessons on the magic of cacao, and a visit to the town of Tequila for distillery tours and tastings. Your trip culminates on the beaches of Puerto Vallarta, where you'll swim with dolphins and volunteer at a sea turtle camp!

Order a beverage among elegant furnishings and hand-painted murals (photo courtesy of Hotel Bristol)

The 8 Best Historic Hotels in Oslo

Norway's capital is swiftly gaining new modern architecture, but there are still a surprising number of hotels that make use of their buildings' historical roots. That's not to say they are dated: all the properties on this list have been restored in recent years with fresh room decor and features like upscale lounges and restaurants that blend nicely with original 19th- and 20th-century details. Read on for the best historic hotels in Oslo.

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