
33 Best Beaches in the US to Visit
The US has over 12,000 miles of coastline. These 33 beaches — rocky, sandy, snowy, or palm-lined — are the ones worth rearranging a trip for.

The US has over 12,000 miles of coastline. These 33 beaches — rocky, sandy, snowy, or palm-lined — are the ones worth rearranging a trip for.

Most visitors fly into Vienna or Salzburg and never leave. The small towns in between are where Austria actually gets good.

Almost every Alaska trip runs through Anchorage — and most people spend far too little time here. 47 things worth your time.

Prescott sits at 5,300 feet, 90 minutes from Phoenix, and most people still drive past it. That’s their loss.

Austin has nearly 60 breweries. Most lists get it wrong — here are the ones actually worth your afternoon.

Davenport gets overlooked on the I-80 drive through Iowa. That’s a mistake — the Mississippi riverfront alone earns a detour.

Switzerland’s famous spots are worth it — but the country’s best experiences are the ones most tourists never find.

A good vacation planner doesn’t just keep you organized — it’s the difference between a trip that flows and one that unravels at baggage claim.

Alaska costs whatever you make it — budget backpackers and luxury cruisers both find their fit. Here’s what to actually expect per day.

Packing is the part of travel nobody admits they’re bad at. This list fixes that — and cuts the overpacking habit most of us refuse to acknowledge.

Adventure sports and wildlife encounters make Costa Rica one of the few trips where skipping travel insurance is a genuinely bad idea.

Most tourists skip West Seattle entirely. That’s their loss — Alki Beach alone has better Seattle skyline views than anything downtown offers.

Tamarindo is an hour from a major airport, has near-perfect weather year-round, and neighborhoods that range from surf-rowdy to quietly residential.

Joshua Tree has no lodging inside the park itself — your choice of base camp shapes the entire trip more than most people realize.

One bad trip without coverage can cost you thousands. AIG Travel Guard is affordable, solid, and worth a serious look.

Skip October in Salem — the crowds aren’t worth it. The witch lore is just as good in April, and you’ll actually enjoy it.

Reykjavik has just 133,000 people, but choosing the wrong neighborhood can cost you hours of transit and the wrong vibe entirely.

Sloths, monkeys, macaws, and poison dart frogs — often all in one day. Costa Rica delivers on wildlife in a way few places on earth actually do.

Guanacaste has its own international airport, 4,000 square miles of coast and jungle, and most visitors only see the beach.

Guanacaste’s eight areas each pull in a different traveler — here’s which one actually fits your trip.

Going.com users save $550 on average per international roundtrip. That number alone should make you reconsider how you’re booking flights.

A good travel playlist does something a packing list can’t — it puts you in the right headspace before you ever leave home.

Some hotels let you wake up to resident alpacas grazing outside your window. Others have on-site elephants, wolves, or stingrays.

Last-minute flights aren’t always expensive — if you know where to look, you can score deals that beat prices booked weeks out.