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  • captain j's miniature golf in Wisconsin

    Wisconsin

    Wisconsin’s supper clubs, frozen custard stands, and Lake Michigan shoreline don’t get enough credit. This state rewards the curious traveler.

  • Cityscape and Ocean View

    Queenstown

    Queenstown earns the ‘adventure capital’ label — bungee, ski, hike, repeat — but the Gibbston Valley wineries made me stay an extra two days.

  • Breathtaking Panoramic View of Split, Croatia from Marjan Hill

    Croatian Coast

    Dubrovnik’s city walls cost €35 to walk — worth every cent. Skip peak July crowds and go in late April when the Adriatic is still yours.

  • The Overseas Highway in the Florida Keys, Florida

    Florida

    Florida has 52M annual visitors for a reason — but the Dry Tortugas, 70 miles past Key West, sees almost none of them.

  • Air France Boeing 747 descends for landing against clear blue sky, landing gear visible.

    Brittany Coast

    Brittany moves slower than Paris and tastes better. The oysters at Cancale cost next to nothing eaten standing at the market.

  • Australia Beaches

    Australia

    The Outback alone rewired how I think about scale. Australia is massive — plan for that, or you will waste half your trip driving.

  • Munsinger Clemens Formal Gardens, one of the best attractions in St. Cloud

    St. Cloud

    St. Cloud sits on the Mississippi further north than most people think to look — and that’s exactly what keeps it interesting.

  • Bronze sculpture at Meštrović Gallery in Split, Croatia

    Dalmatian Coast

    Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast strings together Split, Dubrovnik, and Hvar along an Adriatic shoreline where the water is clear and the stone towns haven’t changed in centuries.

  • Scenic Path to Tintagel Castle, North Cornwall

    Cornwall

    Cornwall is England’s wild southwest tip — cliffside fishing villages, cream teas with a sea view, and a coastline that changes character with every cove.

  • Aerial Lift Bridge and skyline in Duluth, Minnesota

    Duluth

    Duluth sits where Lake Superior feels more like an ocean — ore boats pass under the lift bridge, and the North Shore drive starts right at the city limits.